11results about "Envelopes" patented technology

The present invention aims to provide a windowed envelope in which the sender's name is printed on the contents enclosed, such as a delivery slip, and the recipient of the envelope can visually identify the sender's address, name, etc., without having to print them on the back of the envelope, as long as the contents are enclosed. [Solution] The present invention comprises an envelope body formed in a rectangular shape, with three sides of the rectangle closed and one side open for inserting an item, a translucent address window provided at a predetermined position on the front surface of the envelope body and sized to be sufficient for displaying the recipient's address, and a translucent sender window provided at a predetermined position on the back surface of the envelope body and sized to be sufficient for displaying the sender's address.

A product mailing (150) has an envelope (152) and a first card (12a) positioned within the envelope. The first card has a bottom surface and a plurality of receptacles (14a, 16a, 18a, 20a) mounted on the bottom surface of the first card. Each of the receptacles mounted on the first card defines a cavity sized to contain a respective product. A second card (12b) is positioned within the envelope. The second card has a bottom surface opposite the bottom surface of the first card. A plurality of receptacles (14b, 16b, 18b, 20b) are mounted on the bottom surface of the second card. Each of the receptacles mounted on the second card defines a cavity sized to contain a respective product. The receptacles mounted on the first card are offset from the receptacles mounted on the second card.

The present disclosure generally relates to managing the security of physical account cards. In some examples, resources are securely associated with a physical account card. In some examples, resources that are associated with the physical account card are securely accessed or transferred.

The envelope includes one or more walls defining an envelope pocket configured to hold an article. The envelope may also include a seal configured to keep the envelope pocket sealed after an article has been placed inside. At least one of the walls may be formed from stretchable paper that can be stretched without tearing within limits.