Abstract: A one-piece paperboard blank for erecting into a carton for holding and displaying a stacked array of generally flat rectangular boxes includes generally right triangular-shaped sides, a back, a base, and a partially open top portion into which the rectangular boxes are received. The carton includes an inclined support panel disposed wholly within the carton and extending from the top of the back panel to a point intermediate the bottom panel. Cushion flaps are provided inside of the carton contiguous with the opposite sides thereof, whereby the stack of rectangular boxes are disposed at an inclined angle within the carton, and are resiliently gripped by the opposed cushion flaps. The forwardmost portion of the top of the carton is closed by a panel containing indicia.

Abstract: A display carton is formed from an integral planar blank having panels which when folded form the carton and automatically divide the interior of the carton into a pair of longitudinal compartments having shelves for supporting and spacing a plurality of articles within the interior of each compartment above and below each shelf. The front wall of the carton is provided with a display opening for exposing the articles to view.

Abstract: A unique closure flap configuration for the end of a paperboard container.

Abstract: A carton for use in dispensing interleaved tissues which is designed to leave each succeeding tissue in position partially withdrawn from the dispenser after the prior tissue has been completely removed. A conventional four panel end closure is provided with an outer panel covering the entire surface of the end of the carton, with two first-folded minor flaps having film attached thereto so that in the final folded position an aperture results, with the overlapping film covering that aperture from below. An overwrap is provided which is glued on the bottom side of the carton and attached to the top side to a removable panel formed as a part of the top flap and removable to expose the entire aperture.