Abstract: The present invention is related to an improved spectacle case which is capable of securely retaining a spectacle within it. Utilization of this improved spectacle case assures that the spectacle will not move within the case, even if the case is jostled. The spectacle case is capable of retaining a spectacle within it in such a fashion that the exterior surfaces of the lenses never come in contact with the case. The unique design of the case also prevents the temples of the spectacle from coming in contact with the interior surface of the lenses. The unique configuration of the spectacle case gives it vastly improved strength over presently used spectacle cases.

Abstract: A container for shipping and storing articles, particularly elongated articles such as (for example) snow skis, the container being defined by a preformed, elongated housing. Siidably disposed within the housing is an adjustable partition to provide various sizes of storage compartments, the size depending upon the length of the article being stored therein. The selective positioning of the partition will further provide a secondary storage compartment. This selective positioning is established by an elongated strap member attached to the partition and looped about the inner and outer surfaces of the housing passing through each end member, so as to be adjustably secured on the outer surface thereof, thereby securing the partition in place. The strap further defines a handle for carrying the container.