Postal envelope with multiple overlapped sections with antitheft fasteners suitable to contain two or three-dimensional objects

Abstract

A postal packet is provided with multiple functions in so far as it is made up of multiple compartments set on top of one another that enable, through purposely provided anti-effraction tear-open closing systems, two-dimensional and/or three-dimensional objects to be contained in the various housing levels. The anti-effraction system is characterized by a separation of the various housings present within each compartment that does not enable objects inserted therein to be taken out unless in the case where the addressee opens it by tearing open the individual leaves. Furthermore, the postal packet, which may have various shapes, owing to its particular conformation and given the possibility of using individually each element thereof, enables creation of advertising coupons, visiting cards, or any product of visual communication.

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         6 . A multifunction postal packet made up multiple housings of set on top of one another, which enable, through purposely provided anti-effraction tear-open closing systems, housing, in the various housing levels, of two-dimensional objects and/or three-dimensional objects,
 said postal packet comprising:   a first card, which functions as base (A) set on top of which, via fixing along all their perimeter ( 7 ,  8  and  9 ), are two or more cards (B, C, and D), without any limit to the number thereof, which create between them (D on C, C on B, and B on A) individual housings for housing one or more two-dimensional and/or three-dimensional objects (H);   said number of cards (B, C, and D) set on top of the first card (A), having in the central part a tear line ( 1  designed to create a leaf (E, F, and G), of variable size and shape, which, once torn enables access to the underlying housing and removal of the contents (H) that may be present in each housing.   
     
     
         7 . The multifunction postal packet according to  claim 6 , wherein the number of cards (B, C, and D) set on top of the first card (A), in the central part or on only one of the sides, have a base ( 3 ) not provided with a tear line, and consequently the leaf, even if it is open, cannot be separated from the packet. 
     
     
         8 . The multifunction postal packet according to  claim 6 , wherein the number of cards having detachable leaves is provided with a purposely designed tab ( 4 ), outlined by a line with perforation stretching longer than those of line of the leaf ( 2 ), which enable the user, once the tab has been raised, to tear it easily without tearing either the leaf itself or much less the card (B, C, D). 
     
     
         9 . The multifunction postal packet according to  claim 6 , wherein on the card used as base (A), in the rear part, there is a space for entering the data of the addressee ( 6 ) as well as for stamping ( 5 ), these elements possibly being located also in the front part of the packet. 
     
     
         10 . The multifunction postal packet according to  claim 8 , with anti-effraction system, characterized by a separation of the various housings present within each compartment that does not allow the objects inserted in the packet to be taken out in any way except by opening each individual leaf (E, F, G) by tearing it, starting from the tab ( 4 ), along the entire tear line ( 1 ). 
     
     
         11 . The multifunction postal packet according to  claim 10 , wherein the leaves have further tear lines ( 11 ) that enable creation of advertising coupons, visiting cards, or any product of visual communication that may be used even independently. 
     
     
         12 . The multifunction postal packet according to  claim 6 , made of cardboard, paperboard, or equivalent materials. 
     
     
         13 . The multifunction postal packet according to  claim 6 , with anti-effraction system, characterized by a separation of the various housings present within each compartment that does not allow the objects inserted in the packet to be taken out in any way except by opening each individual leaf (E, F, G) by tearing it, starting from the tab ( 4 ), along the entire tear line ( 1 ).