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Ch 10 Klicker Flashcards

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Casket and coffin

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Casket is a receptacle for remains that protects and gives a suitable memory picture

Coffin is anthropoidal in shape. Forerunner for the casket. Prominently used in the 17th century.

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Fesk metallic coffins started the metal casket industry in?

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1848

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Wood dominated the casket construction industry until?

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1800s

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Casket companies started in…

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Batesville: 1884
Aurora: 1890
Boyertown: 1917

By 1950s, there were over 700 casket manufacturers in the US.
Consolidation resulted in 175 manufacturers in the US in 2007

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Wood caskets

Less protection than metal.

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Hardwood: from trees that loose their leaves Annually. More expensive. (Deciduous)

Softwood: cone bearing trees. Lighter and easier to cut. (Coniferous)

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Birch

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Smooth thin layered bark, closed grain, heavy white wood. Often seen in kitchen cabinetry.

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Cherry

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White close grained. Often stained red. High gloss

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Mahogany

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Premier hardwood. Expensive, imported from Central America and Africa. Reddish brown.

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Maple

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Light, accepts any stain. In furniture and 🎳 lanes

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Oak

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Strong and durable, red and white oak comprise about 1/3 of all hardwood caskets sold in US.

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Walnut

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Expensive, brown, decreasing in popularity because it’s so costly. 2% of hardwood casket sales

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Pine

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Abundant, noted for its twig-knots, inexpensive.

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Poplar

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From populus genus of trees. From eastern and central US. Grows fast. Soft white. Will adapt any stain.

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Selected Hardwood- SALIX

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Whole casket constructed out of many types of wood.

  • laminates
  • wood veneer
  • artificial veneer
  • wood by-products
  • composition board
  • plywood
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Metal caskets

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Most popular. Steel carries highest % of sales. Component parts are made of sheet metal. Heavy machinery required to create the smooth look and rigidity.

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Ferrous metal

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Formed from iron (Fe)

Steel: iron + carbon. Soft and malleable

Gauge: measurement of thickness. # of sheets required to create 1 inch of thickness. The smaller the number, the thicker the sheet.

Stainless steel: steel, chromium, and nickel. Resists rust. Companies usually use 400 and 300 series. 300 being the better choice.

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Galvanized

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Steel that has been coated with zinc for increased resistance to rust.

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Non-ferrous metal

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Any metal not formed from iron.

Copper: reddish brown, easily molded. No Fe, no rust. Virtually indestructible.

Copper deposit: made from core of copper metal. Forms a seamless unit.

Wrought copper: rolled into sheets

Bronze: 90% copper with tin. Sometimes zinc. Strongest. Measured by ounces per square foot. Usually 32 or 48 oz.

Wrought bronze: rolled into sheets

Cast bronze: molten and poured into mold.

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Other materials

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Plastic and fiberglass: are easy to make, limited to lower end caskets. Fiberglass are more common and can be finished in any color. Usually intended to resemble other materials such as marble. Resists deterioration.

Polymer: similar to plastic.

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Production methods

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Cast: molten metal poured into seamless unit

Stamped: sheets are pressed by hydraulic pump in designed forms. Parts are welded together.

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Component parts

Shell

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Parts that compose the cap and body of casket

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Component parts

Cap

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Top most part of casket shell, includes ogee, crown, pie, and header.

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Component parts

Rim (Ogee)

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“S” shaped molding part of the cap.

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Component parts

Crown

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Uppermost part of the cap. Extending from rim to rim. Everything above the rim.

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Component parts

Pie (fishtail)

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Wedge shaped portion of the cap (lid) at each end of the crown.

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Component parts

Rim Flange (Ogee Flange)

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Turned under edge of the rim that comes into contact with gasket

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Component parts

Gasket channel

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Found on cut top of gasketed caskets. Integral part of foot panel header.

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Component parts

Body

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Part of shell containing top body molding, body panel, base molding, and casket bottom

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Component parts

Top body molding
Body ledge

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Molding Along uppermost edge of body panels

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Component parts

Top body molding flange
Body ledge flange

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Horizontal portion of top body molding where the gasket is placed.

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Component parts

Body panels

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compose the sides and ends of the casket shell

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Component parts

Base molding

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Molding along the lower most edge of the body panels

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Component parts

Hardware

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Handles, ornamental fixtures, their fittings

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Types of handles

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Swing bar: moveable handle with hinged arm. Can be full length, individual or single.

Stationary bar: non moveable.

Bail handle: lug, arm, and bar combined in one unit.

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Component parts of handle

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Lug- Attached to body

Arm- attaches bar to lug

Bar- grasped by bearer

Tip- decorative part covering exposed end of the bar

Corner- optional part of hardware attached to four corners of panel.

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Casket interior

Cap panel

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Focal part of interior. Fills inside of crown

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Casket interior

Head panel

Foot panel

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Head portion of cap. No distinction between head and foot panel in full couch caskets

Foot portion of the cap.

38
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Casket interior

Inner panels

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Functional or ornamental covering usually covers foot end in full couch, may be located at head and foot panel

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Casket interior

Single hinged panel

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Cap Is in two pieces. Rim and foot panel is one piece which is hinged to top body molding. Head panel is hinged to the rim.

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Casket interior

Roll (cove) (puffing)

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Lines the rim and surrounds cap panel

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Casket interior

Gimp (fold)

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Strip of metal, plastic, or cloth attached to inside of panel covering where the roll is anchored.

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Casket interior

Throw (overlay) (overthrow)

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Aesthetic covering for foot cap or inner foot panel of casket.

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Casket interior

Apron (overlay skirt)

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Lining attached to undersurface of foot panel or a component part of the throw which extends downward to body of casket.

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Casket interior

Extendover

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Extends over top body molding

45
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Casket interior

Bed

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Where remains are placed

Adjustable or stationary.

46
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Casket interior

Mattress cover

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Interior cloth covering mattress

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Casket interior

Body lining

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Drapes inside perimeter of body of casket

48
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Casket interior

Hinge cover (skirt)

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Covers hinges that attach cap to body. Extends from the roll and becomes part of body lining.

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Casket interior

Blanket

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Used in full couch to cover legs and feet.

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Crushed interior

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Lining placed on metal form with weight Added + steam.

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Shirred interior

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Material is drawn in parallel fashion then sewed.

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Tufted interior

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Small raised puffs. Carriage and biscuit are most common types.

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Tailored interior

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Tightly drawn

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Semi tailored interior

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Combo of tailored and another style of interior

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Specialty head panel

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Unique design in head panel

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Combination interior

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More than one style used in the interior

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Lining materials

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Crepe: thin crinkled cloth of silk, rayon, cotton, or wool

Satin: smooth lustrous face and dull back. Silk, nylon, rayon.

Velvet: silk, cotton, rayon. Thick soft pile or nap.

Linen: flax, strength coolness luster

Linen weave: made to look like linen

Twill weave: diagonal lines

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Backing materials

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Fiberboard

Masselin- pressed paper

Plastic

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Padding materials

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Cotton 
Polyethylene foam 
Shredded paper
Spun polyester
Excelsior (wood wool)
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Wood exteriors

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Unfinished- no stain or varnish

Natural- protective coating

Stained

Unstained

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Wood finishes

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Polished (gloss)

Semi gloss: low luster

Flat finish: matte finish

Satin: less luster than semi gloss

Painted

Laminates: superimposed layers

Cloth covered: broadcloth, doeskin, plush

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Metal exteriors

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Brushed- painted then scratched, finished with sealer then buff until smooth high gloss.

Plated- base metal covered by another by electrolytic process. “Deposit”

Sprayed- paint sprayed on

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Metal finishes

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Gloss- high shine

Crinkled- wrinkles as it dries

Hammer tone- small indentations

Flat- no shine

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Shell designs

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Elliptic- ends shaped like half circle

Octagon- 8 angles/corners

Round corner

Square corner- 90 degree angle

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Side designs

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Flaring square- sides and ends flare out from bottom to the top.

Vertical side square (state casket)- body sides at 90 degree angle to the bottom

Urnside- body panel shape of an urn

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Gasketed

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flat rubber along top body molding flange and between the lids.

End lock
Side or front lock
Lever lock

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Non-gasketed

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Latch closure- simple latch

Threaded fasteners- screw type

Chemical compounds- epoxy and cements. Butyl tape.

Hermetically sealed- airtight. Fusion or soldering.

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Average wood interior measurements

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75 x 22

Height- 16-22

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Average metal interior measurements

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78 x 23

Height- 16-24

70
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Outside dimension of all caskets

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84 x 29

71
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Over sized caskets

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Increases by 2 inches in width and 3 inches in length. Each step increased represented by an X.

Need oversized vault. May need oversized grave.

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Infant caskets

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Increase in size by six inches in length and nine inches in height. can go to 5 feet in length.

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Outer burial container

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Designed for placement in the grave around the casket

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Burial vaults

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  • offers protection from earth load and seals. Supports load of the earth and limits intrusion of outside elements.
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OBC materials

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Concrete with or without steel reinforcement

Metal- steel, copper

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Methods of closure

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Air seal- utilizes air pressure

Top seal- epoxy compound with tongue in groove.

Double seal- air seal+ epoxy

77
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Standard burial vault dimensions

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30 x 86

78
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Grave liner

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Outer enclosure offering protection for earth load without sealing.

Concrete
Wood
Polymers and fiberglass

Grave box
Sectional
Urn vault

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Transfer container

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Made for protection of casketed remains during transportation

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Air tray

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Wooden tray with cardboard covering for the casket

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Ziegler case

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Gasket sealed. Can be inserted into casket or separate shipping container.

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Wood box

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Transfer container made out of wood

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Combination case

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Transfer container consisting of particle board box with cardboard tray for air shipping

84
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Alternative container

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Non-metal, no ornamental or fixed interior lining.

85
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Unfinished wood box

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No interior lining

86
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Combination unit

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Units used together for Both casket and permanent burial receptacle.

87
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Sundry items

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  • Register book
  • prayer cards
  • religious or military symbols
  • thank you cards
  • clothing
  • other cremation containers
  • flowers

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