POSTAL ENVELOPE DESIGNED TO CONTAIN ONE OR MORE OBJECTS WITH TWO-DIMENSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, IN PARTICULAR CARDS, CDS, DVDS, OR CREDIT CARDS

摘要

A postal envelope for containing one or more objects with two-dimensional development is formed starting from a sheet, with two flaps that fold on the sheet like a book. The first flap forms a pocket designed to receive the two-dimensional object. The second flap comes to cover the remaining uncovered part of the sheet. The first flap is glued to the sheet at its three free sides so as to prevent the object from coming out. To take the two-dimensional object out of the envelope the first flap has, at a short distance from its area of the long side glued on the sheet, a tear-away strip, the length of which accommodates the two-dimensional object contained in the pocket and which is shaped so that, by being removed, it will define a slit through which the two-dimensional object contained in the envelope can be easily taken out.