Abstract: A collapsible sift-proof, leak-proof paperboard liner, for an outer shipping container having opposed pairs of side walls interconnected a pair of bellows members. Each of the bellow members includes a pair of first bellows elements and a pair of second bellow elements.The pair of first bellows elements are foldably joined to a lower edge of a second side wall panel on a common fold line and are foldably joined to each other on a fold line extending normal to the common fold line.The pair of second bellows elements are foldably joined to an adjacent edge of a bottom wall on a fold line overlying the common fold line and foldably joined to respective first bellows elements on diagonal fold lines.

Abstract: A garment container having hollow end wall structures adapted to receive a plurality of garment hangers.

Abstract: A one-piece paperboard insert for use within an outer shipping container including a central section interconnecting a pair of hollow end sections adapted to receive hook portions of garment hangers.

Abstract: A partition structure formed from a one place blank of foldable sheet material for providing three cells within an outer wrapper or shipping container.

Abstract: A container formed from a cut and scored blank has end panels extending from sloping side panels and locked into position by cooperating slots formed in partition panels and the end panels.

Abstract: A garment hanger box formed from a unitary sheet of foldable paperboard to form a pair of connected telescoping tray sections, one of which has an end wall which is slotted to receive a hanger hook, the other of which has a cooperating end wall provided with an aperture which locks with the hook of the hanger to hold the hanger in position.

Abstract: A partition structure consisting of a pair of cells joined along a common wall and formed from a single cut and scored blank is disclosed.

Abstract: An open top tray formed from a one-piece blank of paperboard and adapted to be easily and quickly erected manually.

Abstract: A one-piece, self-locking paperboard mailing folder for books, or the like, including integral inner and outer wrapper members.

Abstract: A package for a plurality of articles such as video tubes is disclosed. The viewing screens of the video tubes are protected from contact with the walls of a walled tube enclosing the video tubes and forming part of the package. Video tube envelopes are cradled in a platform supported within the walled tube and having cutouts therein locating the tube envelope and supporting the same.

Abstract: A cushioning insert for a plurality of frangible objects such as video tubes packed in a shipping container is disclosed. The viewing screens of the tubes are isolated from the corners of the shipping container, and the necks of the tubes are arranged in pairs in separate planes in intersecting relationship along a center post partly supporting a platform having cutouts therein locating the tube envelopes.