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Dispensing carton for attachable package handles
   
Document Number
US Patent 3913786
Issued Date
October 21, 1975
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The embodiment of the invention disclosed herein is directed to a dispensing carton for attachable package handles which are formed on a wound spool and carried on a hub to be positioned in the carton. The detachable handles are used for application to boxes and bags for carrying articles of purchase. The dispensing carton is provided with a double-thickness reinforcement immediately adjacent the outlet of the carton so that a pull strip can be pulled over the reinforcement and separate the attachable handle. Therefore, a store clerk can easily remove an attachable handle from the carton and apply it to the package. The pull strip passes through a slot formed in the top wall of the carton and is guided through a channel so that it is at all times in a position ready to be taken up by the clerk.
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Owner
Wilton Corporation (Des Plaines, IL)
Published
October 21, 1975
Application Number
05/459,941
Filed
April 11, 1974
US Classification
221/70   206/409
Int'l Classification
B65D   83/08   (20060101)   B65H   35/00   (20060101)  
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USPTO Field of Search
221/69   221/70   221/71   221/72   221/73   221/74   221/25   206/395   206/396   206/389   206/390   206/409   229/17S  
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