Abstract: A carry-on case having a base and a connected lid. A handle is pivotally carried by the lid and is shiftable between a lowered position overlying the lid and a raised position extending upwardly from the lid. The handle is extendable between a collapsed position in which the grip of the handle is next to the lid and an extended position in which the grip is substantially spaced from the lid. Wheels are carried by the base. The handle includes releasable lock pins which extend upwardly and downwardly from a cross brace forming a part of the handle and which serve to secure the handle in either of its extended or collapsed positions. When the handle is in its collapsed position, the upwardly extending lock pins are enclosed by the handle leaving the lower extending lock pins available to release the handle for its extendable movement.

Abstract: An improved durable and damage resistant carry-on case having a built-in travel cart capable of being towed by itself or with several pieces of luggage. The handle of the cart can be retracted for convenient storage.

Abstract: An improved carry-on case having a built-in travel cart capable of being towed by itself or with several pieces of luggage. The handle of the cart can be retracted for convenient storage. The handle forms a part of a wheel assembly which can be selectively secured to the case having two positions to enable the case to be towed or used as a lift.

Abstract: An improved carry-on case having a built-in travel cart capable of being towed by itself or with several pieces of luggage. The handle of the cart can be retracted for convenient storage.