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A sleeve for storing and displaying a videocassette comprising a clear plastic, elongated rectangular one-piece member formed with a hollow interior storage chamber completely enclosed except for an end opening through which a videocassette is inserted into and removed from the chamber. A chipboard

A sleeve for storing and displaying a videocassette comprising a clear plastic, elongated rectangular one-piece member formed with a hollow interior storage chamber completely enclosed except for an end opening through which a videocassette is inserted into and removed from the chamber. A chipboard cover having printed indicia thereon identifying a pre-recorded program on the videocassette is retained within the chamber and slidably receives the videocassette therein. A pair of diametrically-disposed interiorly-facing lug member is formed on the front and rear walls of the sleeve and extend into the end opening to retain the videocassette within the chipboard sleeve. Aperture means is formed in the rear wall of the sleeve to permit removal of the videocassette from the sleeve. Such aperture means comprises one or more finger holes to permit application of finger pressure on the videocassette to overcome the frictional engagement of the videocassette by the lug means. The chipboard cover can be retained in the sleeve by the lug means upon removal of the videocassette from the sleeve.

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A sleeve for storing and displaying a videocassette comprising a pair of spaced parallel front and rear walls, and a pair of spaced parallel sidewalls forming a generally rectangular-shaped storage chamber, with said walls being formed of plastic material with at least the front wall being transpare

A sleeve for storing and displaying a videocassette comprising a pair of spaced parallel front and rear walls, and a pair of spaced parallel sidewalls forming a generally rectangular-shaped storage chamber, with said walls being formed of plastic material with at least the front wall being transparent: said sleeve having first and second ends, with the first end being formed with a generally rectangular-shaped opening through which a videocassette can be slidably inserted into and removed from said storage chamber, and the second end being formed with stop means for generally retaining the videocassette within said storage chamber and aperture means formed contiguous with said stop means in said second end; a hollow flexible cover having printed indicia thereon identifying a prerecorded program on the videocassette disposed within said storage chamber of the sleeve and conforming to the interior of said sleeve walls defining said chamber and configured to slidably receive the videocassette therein; and internal lug means formed integrally with certain of the walls adjacent to said first end opening for engaging a front end of the cassette and the flexible cover to maintain said cassette and cover within the storage chamber, with said aperture means allowing penetration of said stop means with finger pressure to remove the videocassette from said storage chamber past the lug means, with said lug means maintaining the flexible cover behind in the storage chamber.