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A carrier for containers such as bottles or the like made from a flat blank is provided. The blank is formed into a generally tubular carrier having like-shaped retainer sleeves which telescope within the ends thereof. Spaced parallel top and bottom walls have in-line apertures contained therein for

A carrier for containers such as bottles or the like made from a flat blank is provided. The blank is formed into a generally tubular carrier having like-shaped retainer sleeves which telescope within the ends thereof. Spaced parallel top and bottom walls have in-line apertures contained therein for receiving the tapered neck of a container. A locking means is provided so that when the retainer sleeves may be secured in the open ends of the carrier sleeve when in the container gripping mode. The locking menas takes the form of articulatable tabs contained in the side walls of the carrier and retainer sleeves which register with each other so as to provide the locking function.

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A carrier for containers having an elongated neck finish above a shoulder, said neck finish having a first width, and an enlarged closure means at the end of said neck finish, said carrier comprising: (a) an elongated body having top and bottom portions; (b) a first aperture on the said top portion

A carrier for containers having an elongated neck finish above a shoulder, said neck finish having a first width, and an enlarged closure means at the end of said neck finish, said carrier comprising: (a) an elongated body having top and bottom portions; (b) a first aperture on the said top portion of said body for closely receiving a portion of said neck, said top portion of said body adapted to bear against said enlarged closure means; (c) a first aperture on the bottom portion of said body juxtaposed with said aperture on said top portion of said body for closely receiving said shoulder; and (d) a first retainer means closely receiving the remaining portion of said neck adapted to bear against said enlarged closure means in contacting relation with said body, adapted to hold said container therein, said retainer means being separable from said body so as to permit removal of the container from said body.