1. Samuel Messinger 305-305-4877 SamuelMessingerM@aol.com Pat Num. 6,983,855 Jan 10 th 2006 Each slide is 5 seconds

2. Crease / fold lines Perforations and slots

3. Side view

4. First side is folded up

5. Second side is folded up

6. Third side is folded up

7. Lip is stuck under the flap and glued to the flap. Lip can have either adhesive strip you peel and stick, or a slot along the crease the lip can inserted into. The Organizer is also referred to as an “air cell” or “shock absorber”

9. Empty Box

11. Box with 1 folded organizer

12. Box with 2 folded organizer’s The configuration is 1/3 organizer 1/3 empty space 1/3 organizer. The configuration can be set other ways also like ½ organizer ½ organizer so there is no empty space. Configuration is set on the needs of the item.

13. Box with 3 folded organizer’s

14. Box with 4 folded organizer’s

15. Box closed with 4 folded organizer’s

17. Zoomed in view of the organizers in the box

19. When an object it put in to the organizer It breaks the perforations matching the profile of the object.

20. Top View

21. Box with 4 folded organizer’s all sides of vase protected

23. Place two organizers in the box

24. Push the vase down on the corrugation and it will break away to a profile fit.

25. Insert two top organizers on vase

28. Object is securely located the box. The object is protected from contact on all sides.

29. When box is closed looks like a normal box

30. U S Patent 6,945,404 issued Sept 20, 2005 figures 8 and 9 assembly This box has 2 open sides for postal inspections of contents, safely secured by air cells. There are other configurations in the patent including a trampoline reusable box and also a screen sack box…

46. THIS BOX HAS 2 OPEN SIDES FOR POSTAL INSPECTION OF CONTENTS, SAFELY SECURED BY AIR CELLS…