Abstract: A mechanical bag closure and sealing assembly which includes inner and outer elongated inter-engaging clamp members between which the upper edges of a bag are selectively compressed and sealed and wherein the inner member includes opposing wall segments which are compressible to reduce the effective cross section thereof upon application of pressure to opposing flanges extending on opposite sides thereof to thereby facilitate insertion and removal of the inner member with respect to the outer member. In alternate embodiments, the base of the outer member includes a channel for receiving indicia and/or for receiving a magnet for facilitating mounting of the assembly to metallic surfaces. In other embodiments, the assembly may be mounted within tracks secured to cabinets or walls.

Abstract: An article storage system for retaining and storing articles which includes a mounting track for attaching to a wall, door, or like surface, and clips slidably received within a channel of the mounting track for holding the articles in their stored positions. The clips are pivotable between opened and closed positions relative to the track and are structured to be retained in either position. The article storage system may further include a strip for identifying the articles, and a mounting bracket for mounting the storage system to a cabinet door.