Abstract: A carrier for containing a plurality of articles. The carrier comprises a plurality of panels that extend at least partially around the interior of the carrier. The panels comprise a front panel, a back panel positioned opposite to the front panel, at least one side panel foldably connected to at least one of the front and back panels, at least one top panel foldably connected to one of the front panel and the back panel, and a divider flap foldably connected to the at least one side panel.

Abstract: A carrier device with article receiving compartments on either side of a partial central wall and handle portion. The handle being separate from the central wall and moveable relative thereto between a raised position and a lowered position. The handle can be retained in either the raised or lowered positions by hook formations and is connected to the carrier device by interconnecting webs extending from the side walls.

Abstract: A beverage hold and transport system is described typically for transporting a plurality of cups of coffee or other beverages. In one system, one or more trays can be suspended from an upper tray that is adapted to be carried by a person using a single hand thereby increasing the number of beverages the person can transport. In another system, a mechanism for removably attaching a container to the bottom of the tray is provided such that any spills from the beverages contained in the tray are directed into the container and not on to a surface therebelow.

Abstract: The invention relates to a split box, in particular a bottle case, having handles wherein the halves or parts of the case can be locked and unlocked by handles acting on engaging locking members of the case. The case has relatively displaceable handles for locking and unlocking. One of these handles is preferably associated with each half or part of the case. The halves or parts of the case are locked and unlocked by a sliding movement of the handles.

Abstract: A package is described for storing, shipping, displaying, and serving articles such as glass or plastic tumblers. The package is formed of molded plastic sections including a base, a top, and a handle. The preferred base is adapted to receive the bottoms of pairs of tumblers in cups positioned on opposite sides of a central panel so that the package will accommodate a number of pairs of articles in the assembled base and a snap-on top. A handle is slidably mounted in the top for movement between a recessed position and a raised package carrying position.