Abstract: A duffle bag comprised of a top wall, a bottom wall, front and back side walls, and end walls constructed to define a main storage compartment and separate end storage compartments, and at least one of the end storage compartments includes wheel assembly means for transporting the duffle bag. A further aspect of the duffle bag includes end storage compartments which are rigid and will pop open automatically when unfastened to provide a large opening to facilitate packing.
Abstract: A garment bag comprising a front wall, a back wall, a top wall, a bottom wall, and side walls defining a storage compartment for carrying hanging garments having at least one expansion joint which allows the garment bag to selectively expand or contract to carry various length garments. The garment bag further includes an opening panel in the front wall of the garment bag capable of opening to substantially the width of the front wall to allow easy access to the storage compartment and snap fasteners to hold the panels in an open position.
Abstract: A luggage case comprises a luggage frame which is substantially continuous and centrally located so as to support the top, bottom, and end walls of the luggage, which has two flexible side walls provided with a zipper opening and closing means, and a flexible center partition which is removable and adapted to provide either two separate, individually accessible compartments for the luggage case or a single compartment accessible through one of the side wall openings.