Abstract: A foldable sign for providing a visual indication to an observer including a body having a first edge and a second edge opposite the first edge. A first handle hole proximate the first edge and a second handle hole proximate the second edge. At least one fold line in the body between the first and second handle holes. The fold line is integral with the body and the body is foldable along the fold line between a storage position and an operating position. The first edge is positioned proximate the second edge in the storage position.

Abstract: A box formed from two tray-type containers. The first tray-type container is generally parallelogram-shaped and is formed from a single sheet of polymeric plastic material, including front, back, and side panels of predetermined heights and lengths. Tab members extend between and join together the side panels with the front and back panels. A connection panel extends outwardly from the unattached end of the back panel of the first tray-type container. A second tray-type container sized to fit within the first tray-type container is generally parallelogram-shaped and formed from a single sheet of polymer material, including front, back and side panels of predetermined heights and lengths. Tab members extend between and join together the side panels with the front and back panel.

Abstract: A package adapted to be supported by a hook comprises a container which cooperates with a hanger capable of being readily assembled with the container. The container has an aperture adjacent the intersection of its top wall and rear wall, and the hanger has a head which projects upwardly through the aperture to provide an opening adapted to engage the hook. The hanger also has a pair of arms which extend outwardly from the head to engage along the underside of the top wall. A notch is provided in the hanger at the intersection of the head and the right hand arm for engaging a portion of the top wall after the head has been slid laterally upon release of the left hand arm from its forwardly flexed position during passage of the head upwardly through the aperture. The end of the left hand arm engages the left side wall to latch the hanger in position.

Abstract: A flexible visor portion is generally U-shaped with a curved inner periphery extending to leg portions. A string extends between the leg portions. At least two flanges are integral with the visor portion at the inner periphery thereof and are connected thereto by a hinge.