Abstract: A container for displaying and storing a compact disk, comprising a square lower housing member having two upstanding side walls connected to a bottom wall and forming a first corner; a square upper housing member having a top wall with two depending side walls and forming a second corner; the upper and lower members being superimposed and arranged in a closed position to define a six-walled parallelpiped structure; said upper and said lower housing members having cooperating pivot means connecting them and allowing lateral rotating movement therebetween of approximately 90 degrees into an open position to permit insertion and removal of a compact disk; spring means associated with and extending between said upper and lower housing members to bias them into said open position; cooperating detent means associated with said upper and lower housing members to lock said members in said closed position; trigger means actuatable to unlock said detent means to permit lateral rotation of said upper housing member rel

Abstract: A knock-down skeletal cabinet comprising: a bottom wall element, a first end wall element, a second end wall element and a top wall element, each having integral front and rear molding rail elements extending along the entire length thereof; said front molding rail elements being hollow and including locking slot means proximate to the ends thereof; said rear molding rail elements being hollow and having locking slot means formed proximate to the ends thereof and further including projecting flange means extending perpendicularly to the plane of said wall elements; rigid corner connectors having legs disposed at right angles to one another and including locking tab means on each of said legs; said connectors being disposed within the ends of the molding rails on each of said wall elements and interconnecting said wall elements to form a skeletal parallelpiped cabinet.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to an electronic equipment enclosure assembled from four basic components including (a) frame rail members, (b) corner connector clips, (c) panel support clips, and (d) panel sheets. The frame members each include a pair of right angled walls terminating at flanges which form adjacent pairs of parallel, longitudinally extending internal and external slots. The internal slots receive the clips of the invention, namely, unique, simply constructed connector clips at the mitered joints to fasten the frame members in an assembled mutually perpendicular relation, and panel corner connector clips to engage and support the wall panels and/or shelves of the enclosure. The novel corner connector clip is generally dish shaped and comprises three extending arm members disposed in planes in a mutual perpendicular relation.