Abstract: There is disclosed herein a bag having front, back, gusseted side and bottom panels which includes an internal flap to cover the bag bottom, which flap is hingedly secured to one of front or back walls and adhesively secured to said bottom. The flap is movable with the bag from a folded position with the bottom lying against the back wall to an open position where the bag bottom is normal to the other walls and can be positioned flat with the flap drawn over the bottom.

Abstract: There is disclosed herein a window-style bag which includes a removable coupon overlying and a transparent window-forming area where the consumer may view the contents of the bag. The coupon section overlies the transparent window-forming film and the bag aperture which forms the window. The coupon is intended for removal, and when so removed, the window viewing area is opened or enlarged, and the bag's structural integrity is substantially unaffected. In practice, the viewing section may be polygonal but is usually rectangular, but the coupon may be secured along two, three or four sides to the bag.

Abstract: There is provided herein a bag construction of multi-ply construction wherein a pair of inner and outer plies form a front panel, a back panel, and a pair of side panels each joined to the front and back panels, and bottom panel joined to each of the front, back and side panels. An open top provides for access to the interior of the bag and access to a primary compartment. The improvement comprises only the outer ply of the front panel being die cut along a first edge and perforated along the second, third and fourth edges so as to form a secondary pocket for insertion of the items into the bag and so that a coupon-like section can be removed along the die cut and perforations so as to form an integral but removable coupon-like section. In another embodiment the coupon-like section includes a plurality of smaller removable sections separated by perforation lines.

Abstract: There is disclosed herein a bag which is constructed to form a primary loading compartment and an auxiliary load-carrying or promotional-item-carrying pocket. The bag includes front, back, side and bottom panels and a compartment forming partition panel. The partition panel is secured to the front panel so as to define primary and auxiliary load-carrying compartments. The auxiliary compartment is formed by the front panel and partition panel. The front panel may be apertured and overlaid with a transparent film so as to form a window. The partition is adhered to the front panel so as to form a pocket in which the contents are positioned for viewing through the window.