Appeal 2007-2111
Application 09/921,204
1 9. The box in the drawing is designed to have packed therein
2 say “12” piston rings of a given size, for instance, 31/4 + .0101/8 -
3 Compression. (Col. 2, ll. 32-34.)
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5 From our review of Zimmerman, we make the following findings of
6 fact:
7 10. This invention relates generally to packages. More
8 particularly [the] invention relates to an improved construction
9 for shipping or mailing boxes, cases or packages specifically
10 adapted to carry an envelope or letter along with the shipment
11 of goods. (Pg. 1, Col. 1, ll. 1-6.)
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13 11. The walls of the carton 10 may be made of the standard
14 type of construction comprising an inner corrugated cardboard
15 member 20 to which there is adhesively attached an inner sheet
16 of cardboard material 21 and an outer sheet of cardboard
17 material 22. (Pg. 1, Col. 2, ll. 22-27.)
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19 12. [The] invention may be satisfactorily worked out in
20 connection with any type of carton, made from any suitable
21 type of material comprising layers or sheets adhesively joined.
22 (Pg. 2, Col. 1, ll. 12-16.)
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24 From our review of Jenniches, we make the following findings of
25 fact:
26 13. The cigarette packet usable for all makes, carries
27 advertisements from a source other than the manufacturer on
28 the narrow sides. (Basic Abstract. ¶ 1.)
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30 14. The system enables the manufacturer to reduce his costs by
31 providing publicity for other firms who for their part have the
32 opportunity to reach an increased number of consumers.
33 Printed matter can be applied subsequently by using the
34 adhesive labels, or can be directly printed on the packet. (Basic
35 Abstract, ¶ 2.)
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