Abstract: A reclosable carton having opposing side and end walls, the upper portions of the end walls being displaceable inwardly so that the uppermost edges of the side walls may be juxtaposed to form a tapered top closure, a closure flap being hingedly connected to the uppermost edge of one of the side walls, the closure flap being foldable over the uppermost edge of the opposite side wall and releasably secured in the folded over condition to form a tight reclosure. When provided with a liner, the upper end of the liner extends above the uppermost edges of the side walls, and is pinched therebetween when the edges of the side walls are juxtaposed, the folding over of the closure flap serving to automatically enforce the folding of the liner mouth over the uppermost edge of the opposite side wall, thereby providing a tight reclosure for the liner as an incident of reclosing the carton.

Abstract: A knock-down display carton having a tubular body formed from opposing body panels hingedly connected together along their opposite side edges, the carton being formed from a flat-folded blank which may be composed entirely of paperboard or a composite blank having a paperboard body panel and an opposing flexible plastic body panel, the structure having at least a bottom end closure hingedly connected to one end of the paperboard panel, said end closure comprising a flap member adapted to be initially juxtaposed to the inner surface of the body panel to which it is hingedly connected, the flap member being scored to define inner and outer flap parts, the outer flap part being displaceable inwardly to provide a self-sustaining cradle-like support for an article packaged in the carton.

Abstract: A tubular display container having a body and end caps, the body being formed from a knocked-down flat-folded blank having a paperboard panel and a flexible plastic panel, the paperboard panel having attachment flaps hingedly connected to its opposite side edges to which the opposite side edges of the plastic panel are secured, the blank upon being erected to tubular configuration having correspondingly configured end caps snugly received in its opposite ends, the end caps preferably being provided with one or more annular ridges adapted to coact with one or more ridge defining score lines in the paperboard panel to releasably lock the end caps in place.