Abstract: A package for housing two discs including a cover forming an elongated spine panel with first and second opposing panels extending therefrom such that the opposing panels selectively rotate between open and closed postions. First and second partial trays attach to the first and second opposing panels, respectively, and are laterally spaced so that when closed, the thickness of the package is approximately equal to that of one of the trays. Each partial tray has a planar surface forming a periphery and a recess, a rosette near a first side of the tray for engaging a central aperture to retain a disc within the recess and a spacing rim upstanding from the planar surface. The spacing rim is U-shaped so that in the closed position, the spacing rims do not overlap.

Abstract: A video tape cassette reel having an economically and simply made pivot button member formed independently of the discs and the hub making up the tape reel. The pivot button member is made of a material which resists abrasion, e.g., polyacetal, whereas the hub portion and the flat discs or reels are made of a less expensive plastic. In one embodiment, the pivot button member has a base with a pivot button thereon and three substantially flat legs extending radially from the base. The legs are inserted through a central opening in the upper reel disc and the pivot button member is twisted about 60 degrees so that the legs are lodged under the upper disc and the pivot button member becomes secured in place. In another embodiment, the pivot button member has a substantially flat base with a pivot button thereon.