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A generally-flat bayonet handle is provided having an elongated handle section for gripping by the consumer. Extending from each terminus of the handle section is an elongated neck section having a width less than the width of the handle section. Respective ends of the bayonet handles are formed by

A generally-flat bayonet handle is provided having an elongated handle section for gripping by the consumer. Extending from each terminus of the handle section is an elongated neck section having a width less than the width of the handle section. Respective ends of the bayonet handles are formed by barb heads attached to the neck sections. Each barb head has thereon at least two barbs which, when inserted into appropriately placed apertures on the sides of a soap or detergent powder carton, are ensnared on a lip of the apparatus and thereby maintain the engagement of the handle on the carton. The combination of the bayonet handle and the carton provide a novel soap or detergent powder package.

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A bayonet handle for use with a carton for the containment and transportation of soap powder or the like, said handle constructed of a single piece of straplike, flat, flexible material having a generally uniform thickness and comprising: an elongated handle section extending longitudinally between

A bayonet handle for use with a carton for the containment and transportation of soap powder or the like, said handle constructed of a single piece of straplike, flat, flexible material having a generally uniform thickness and comprising: an elongated handle section extending longitudinally between a first and second terminus; a first elongated neck section extending longitudinally from said first terminus of said handle section and having a width less than that of said handle section; a first barb head attached to said first neck section distant from said handle section and including a tapered first end portion defining a first reduced end of said bayonet handle, said first barb head further including a first pair of barbs, a single barb of said first pair located on each side of said first barb head and extending transversely thereof and further extending adjacent said first neck section back toward said handle section; a second elongated neck section extending longitudinally from an end of said second terminus of said handle section and having a width less than that of said handle section, said first elongated neck section being longer than said second elongated neck section; and a second barb head attached to said second neck section distant from said handle section and including a tapered second end portion defining a second reduced end of said bayonet handle, said second barb head further including a second pair of barbs, a single barb of said second pair located on each side of said second barb head and extending transversely thereof and further extending adjacent said second neck section back toward said handle section.