Abstract: A clip carrier for supporting a suspender clip comprising double ply flexible material having a pocket between the plies and an opening through one of the plies into the pocket. The opening has a first portion that is utilized to insert the suspender clip into the pocket, and a second portion that is utilized to removably secure the suspender clip within the pocket. The other ply of the flexible material conceals the suspender clip.

Abstract: A travel bag has a plurality of internal compartments and can be reformed to provide different configurations for those compartments. In one configuration, four compartments are arranged side-by-side, with the pairs of compartments being mirror images of one another. The inner compartments enclose cavities which are pointed at their upper and bottom ends, while the outer compartments are expanded to have a rectangular cross-sectional configuration. Dart-like seams formed at corners of the outer expanded compartments maintain the rectangular cross-sectional configuration. The opposing compartment pairs are joined together by upper and lower wall portions forming a hinged connection therebetween. A first sliding fastener provides access to both inner compartments, while second and third sliding fasteners provide access to respective outer compartments. The three sliding fasteners are arranged parallel to each other so as to be upwardly facing.

Abstract: Disclosed is a display fixture for displaying and dispensing a plurality of product units. The display fixture includes a plurality of shelf-like tiers extending between a pair of opposed sidewalls. Each tier consists of a side-by side arrangement of tray-like carriers. The carriers are removable from the tier for loading at a tabletop level, if desired. The carriers each define a plurality of levels, with each level holding a serial succession of product units. Each level has a forward dispensing position through which product units of the level may be withdrawn, so as to be extracted from the carrier. The carriers of the tiers are downwardly inclined at their forward ends, to bias the product units of a given level in a forward direction. Since the rearward end of the display fixture may be enclosed, extraction of the product units from the display fixture must be carried out through the forward end of the fixture.

Abstract: Disclosed is a portfolio comprising a body of sheet-like material having a central hinge line dividing the body into first and second covers. A foldable panel is hingeably attached to the first cover, and has a surface carrying a serial array of card-receiving pockets which are exposed to a user when the foldable panel is folded away from the first cover. In one embodiment, the portfolio includes an interior section forming a pocket with the first cover. The foldable panel divides the pocket into two chambers when disposed on either side of the foldable panel. In a second embodiment, the interior section comprises an integral extension of the foldable panel being joined thereto by an interior hinge line.

Abstract: A security device which includes a single flexible, resilient tab extending from a wallet, billfold or the like at an acute angle for preventing undetected removal of the article from a pocket. The tab is preferably configured so that it can be temporarily depressed by a person's finger to facilitate legitimate removal of the associated article by the owner.

Abstract: A travel bag has a plurality of internal compartments and can be reformed to provide different configurations for those compartments. In one configuration, four compartments are arranged side-by-side, with the pairs of compartments being mirror images of one another. The inner compartments enclose cavities which are pointed at their upper and bottom ends, while the outer compartments are expanded to have a rectangular cross-sectional configuration. Dart-like seams formed at corners of the outer expanded compartments maintain the rectangular cross-sectional configuration. The opposing compartment pairs are joined together by upper and lower wall portions forming a hinged connection therebetween. A first sliding fastener provides access to both inner compartments, while second and third sliding fasteners provide access to respective outer compartments. The three sliding fasteners are arranged parallel to each other so as to be upwardly facing.

Abstract: A money clip is provided for holding currency in a wallet wherein the clip is formed from a resilient material, the clip comprising two arms connected with a flexure section, the arms holding the currency by virtue of a flexural torquing deformation around an axis through the flexure section.

Abstract: A billfold or wallet for carrying a plurality of credit cards or the like in readily accessible position including a flexible flap member protecting the cards. The wallet includes a pair of plastic liners each forming a plurality of separate pockets for receiving credit cards therein, and a flexible flap covering the pockets in order to protect the credit cards located therein from abrasive wear and to prevent the credit cards from inadvertently slipping out of the wallet. The flexible flap is made from a thin, transparent plastic material so that the cards may be easily selected, and the flap is secured in such a manner as to facilitate removal or insertion of the credit cards.