Abstract: Disclosed is a paper-board end cap for a tubular central section in the shape of an oval sleeve. The end cap is found from a rectangular paper-board having an oval shaped crease symmetrical about the long axis of the rectangle. The end cap is folded along the crease and inserted into the tubular central section.

Abstract: A product display card is described, which is particularly adapted to hold one or more elongate articles in organized close-packed array. The card is preferably formed from a one-piece paperboard blank, and includes a front panel with cutouts for opposite end portions of the articles to extend therethrough, and a pair of rear panels joined to the front panel at opposite edges thereof adjacent the end portions of the articles. The rear panels have cutouts generally aligned with the front panel cutouts, but dimensioned to retain the end portions of the articles at the front side of the card, while intermediate portions of the articles are retained at the rear side of the card. A feature of the product display card is that at least one end of an article to be displayed thereon and the front panel cutout corresponding to that end extends substantially to an edge of the finished card.