Abstract: A banana carrier, particularly a banana carrier is provided for transporting bananas on a plurality of trays from the picking fields to the packing area. The banana carrier is particularly adapted to be hung in rolling fashion on a cableway network arranged in the picking fields. The trays are arranged in stacked spaced apart fashion on the banana carrier. Each tray provides quarter panel sloped surfaces, circumscribed by drainage troughs which communicate to a drainage hole located in a central portion of each tray.

Abstract: A banana carrier, particularly a banana carrier is provided for transporting bananas on a plurality of trays from the picking fields to the packing area. The banana carrier is particularly adapted to be hung in rolling fashion on a cableway network arranged in the picking fields. The trays are arranged in stacked spaced apart fashion on the banana carrier. Each tray provides quarter panel sloped surfaces, circumscribed by drainage troughs which communicate to a drainage hole located in a central portion of each tray.

Abstract: A paper collection tray for a printer, particularly for fan-fold paper discharged from the printer, is supported in a variety of angular dispositions by a body carried on a leg structure. The body also carries first and second paper guides for directing the paper discharged from the printer toward the rear, upwardly and then forwardly for disposition on the paper collection tray. The body is vertically adjustable on the leg structure to accommodate various heights of printers, including printers using printer stands, and is horizontally adjustable with respect to printer depth.

Abstract: A paper catcher for a printer comprises a stand which may include a shelf, or supporting printer, a basically flexible duct forming an infeed chute and including lower flexible fingers for supporting the lower surface of the paper coming from the printer and a pivotal upper member for writing on the paper to prevent buckling. The paper then travels through a reversal chute and exits under the influence of a member riding thereon which overcome the natural tendency for the fan-fold paper to buckle upwardly instead of downwardly for depositing onto a paper collection tray mounted above and at an angle spaced from the printer so that the printer material may be read as it is being printed on the platen of the printer.

Abstract: A software package comprises a folded structure including a pair of molded, complemental sheets connected to a hinged base. The sheets have peripheral, complemental stair-step edges for closing the package with complemental, releasable latches. The software is sealed between one of the molded sheets and the base with access thereto being provided by way of a frangible flap, while the related information is either sealed behind the other molded sheet or is at least partially behind the other molded sheet and secured to the base. Both molded sheets are preferably constructed of a clear material for easy viewing by a perspective customer.