Hampton E Forbes, 744 Ingalls Cir, Clifton Forge, VA 24422

6904721, Jun 14, 2005

Jan 7, 2003

10/337174

Hampton E. Forbes - Clifton Forge VA, US

E04H013/00

52103, 52136

A cremated remains holder and marker combination device includes a panel having a top side and a bottom side. The panel has at least one opening extending through the top and bottom sides. Indicia are selectively engraved in the top side for identifying cremated remains. At least one receptacle includes a bottom wall and a peripheral wall attached to and extending upwardly from the bottom wall. The peripheral wall has an upper edge attached to and extending along a length of a perimeter edge of the at least one opening. The receptacle is adjacent to the bottom side of the panel and defines a receiving device for receiving cremated remains. A plate is positionable over the at least one opening and is removably attached to the panel for selectively closing the at least one opening.

RE36158, Mar 23, 1999

Feb 3, 1997

8/792376

Hampton E. Forbes - Edinburg VA

Westvaco Corporation - New York NY

B65D 564
B65D 542

22912535

A venting/opening means for an ovenable carton having a separate lid with venting and opening instructions printed on one corner, and a tray with a continuous peripheral flange. The improvement wherein the venting/opening means is applied to each corner of the tray flange for polygonal shaped cartons having side walls of equal length, or to designated diagonally opposed corners of trays of rectangular shape so as to provide a venting/opening means under the printed instructions on the lid notwithstanding how the lid is oriented on the tray. The venting/opening means takes the form of partial depth cut lines, cut score lines or the like arranged diagonally across the corners of the tray flange. These cut lines provide corner tabs which may be separated from the tray flange to allow the tray to be opened by fracturing the portion of the tray flange outboard of the cut lines and first partially lifting the lid to vent the carton, and then finally opening the carton by lifting the lid completely off the tray.

5413274, May 9, 1995

Mar 8, 1994

8/207069

Hampton E. Forbes - Edinburg VA

Westvaco Corporation - New York NY

B65D 2504

229162

A front loaded display carton is formed from a one-piece, cut and scored blank of paperboard or the like that is preglued and shipped to the user in a collapsed condition. The carton when squared is of essentially rectangular configuration with a display opening in the front wall and a product containing pocket located interiorly of the carton beneath the display opening. The product containing pocket is formed by internal walls known generally as header panels and stop panels which are cut from the one-piece blank.