JPH0241275U - - Google Patents

Description

[Brief explanation of drawings]

For simplicity, the transparent plate in the drawing is divided into four sections by two orthogonal lines. Lid 1 is 2. This falls under scope 1 of claims for utility model registration. Lid #2 is 2. This falls under item 2 of the scope of claims for utility model registration.

Amendment December 14, 1983 The brief description of the drawing is amended as follows. Replacement of the first line on page 4 of the statement. ``Figure 1 shows 2. Scope of claims for utility model registration 1.
FIG. As an example, 1
Show the lid and body of a box containing color 0 paint. Figure 2 shows: 2. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of something that falls under claim 2 of the utility model registration claim . The box itself is omitted, and the lid and see-through plate with an adhesive sheet placed inside the box are shown. The dotted line 1 is the perforation line created to cut out the window. ”

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. A rectangular window hole is made in the lid of a packaging box for sale of watercolor paints, oil-based crayons, crayons, etc., and a see-through plate made of transparent plastic board is pasted therein. One to three orthogonal thin lines are attached to the viewing plate vertically and horizontally to divide the viewing window surface into 4 to 16 equal rectangles. To enable 2 or 1, provide perforations on the lid of the box to cut out the window holes, and place a see-through plate with a pasting sheet inside the box. 3. Alternatively, keep a see-through board in a box, but in this case, the see-through board is meant to be held directly in your hand, and the part that corresponds to the window frame is colored opaque. Also, there are no window holes or perforations on the lid.