Abstract: A luggage cart including a pair of spaced wheels mounted on an axle. An upright frame and bracket means mounting the upright frame on the axle. The improvement comprising a luggage platform swingably supported on the axle in operative assembly therewith. A synthetic plastic latch bar pivotally mounted at one end on the luggage platform enabling the latch bar to be moved from a horizontal position to an upright position and vice-versa. A pivot structure between one end of the latch bar and the luggage platform enabling the latch bar to be swung from its horizontal platform latching position to its upright inoperative storage position. A latch structure adjacent a free end of the latch bar remotely located from the pivot structure for latched engagement with the frame when the latch bar is in its horizontal position for securing the swingable luggage platform in its horizontal luggage receiving position.

Abstract: A collapsible luggage cart adapted to be hand carried by a user for deposit in overhead storage on an aircraft. The cart is comprised of an axle, a pair of wheels are mounted on the axle in space relation. A frame structure is connected to the axle. A U-shaped platform is supported by the wheels for carrying luggage loaded upon the platform and the cart. The platform is movable relative to the frame from a "storage position" to a "luggage position". A handle is movably positionable on the frame in vertically spaced overhead relationship to the axle. Clamp is cooperable with the handle and the frame for successively locking the handle and the frame in preselected positions, the clamp being latchable when the handle is in an upright extended position relative to the frame when the luggage cart is to be used to carry luggage, the clamp being retainingly attachable with said platform for securing said platform in its collapsed "storage position" when the clamp is released for latching engagement with the handle.

Abstract: A hand-carried bowling bag for one or two bowling balls, as desired. The bag includes a pair of hard shell similarly shaped bag sections which are hinged and latched together along opposite edges. Each section is of a generally cup-shaped configuration having open sides mounted in confronting relation defining a cavity for receiving a bowling ball or balls. Ball mounting means for securely positioning one or two bowling balls is disposed for coacting with the bowling ball inside the cavity defined by the sections. The ball mounting means comprises three sets of longitudinally contiguous sockets supported by opposed walls of the sections. The sets of contiguous sockets on the bag sections are positioned vertically above the lower edges a sufficient distance for enabling opposite sides of a bowling ball to be positioned within anyone of the three sets of longitudinally spaced sockets to inhibit movement of the ball when so engaged while the bag sections are in a closed position relative to one another.