Abstract: A carton formed from a planar, unitary blank of paperboard which has bottom, front, back and side panels. A top panel with laps on its sides is hinged to the back panel. A glue lap or adhesive tape seals the top panel closed, while permitting it to be easily opened. This carton securely and safely stores its contents and is capable of being easily opened, reclosed and formed into a dispensing tray by removal of the top panel.

Abstract: One piece die-cut card- or corrugated board structure of the storage bin includes a bottom panel, two opposite side wall panels connected respectively to the lateral sides of the bottom panel along lateral score lines, a front wall panel connected to the front side of the bottom panel along the front score line, a front locking panel connected to the outer side of the front wall panel along intermediate front score lines, short front flap connected to a lower portion of the front side of each side wall panel along a short score line, elongated tuck flaps connected respectively at their short sides to each lateral side of the front locking panel along a score line and further including two equally spaced score lines extending parallel to the doubled score line, tuck slots provided in the front end portion of each side wall panel opposite the short front flap, front locking means including front lock tabs projecting from the outer side of the front locking panel; and front lock slots provided in the front end p