body 2 of box 1 by so providing box 1 may be stored in a relatively small space compared to a traditional box which allows the flaps to extend outwardly away from body 1 it is often appropriate to print information such as assembly instructions or the like on a piece of packaging referring to fig6 it can be seen that a printer 30 provides printed indicia 32 onto the interior surface of top sidewall flap 21 inasmuch as this printed indicia 32 is on the inner surface of top sidewall flap 21 when the box is moved to the closed position as will be discussed hereinafter this information will be positioned on the interior of the box and will not take away from the appearance of the box exterior referring to fig7 the box having been purchased may now be opened and ready for use the box is rotated along the direction shown in arrow g and thus looks similar to the box as it is pictured in fig4 before it was moved to a position where the flaps are retained against body 2 of box 1 in this position flaps 20 a and 21 a remain held adjacent body 2 and bottom endwall flaps 22 and bottom sidewall flaps 23 may be rotated downwardly in the direction of arrows h and i as shown in fig8 the box.