Storage container for recorded media
AssigneeNexpak Corporation
InventorsRonald M. Marsilio, James M. Byrne
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Abstract
A retaining device for a disc-shaped item of recorded media includes at least one arm that projects through the central opening of the disc with a locking finger that engages the upper edge of the disc. The disc is released when the user pushes downwardly on the retaining device to collapse the arm through the central opening of the disc to release the disc. The downward force on the device forces portions of the retaining device below the bottom wall of the container. When the downward force is released, the arms engage the lower inner edge of the disc and hold the disc on top of the retaining device. The invention also provides a disc-holding page that snaps into the lid of the container to allow a second disc to be stored.
Claims16
A storage container for holding first and second items of recorded media;
- the storage container comprising:
- a base;
- a first retaining device connected to the base;
- the first retaining device adapted to hold the first item of recorded media;
- a lid hingedly connected to the base;
- the lid being movable between open and closed positions;
- a pair of literature clips connected to the lid;
- a page connected to the literature clips;
- and
- a second retaining device connected to the page;
- the second retaining device adapted to hold the second item of recorded media adjacent the page.
A storage container for recorded media;
- the container comprising:
- a base;
- a lid hingedly connected to the base;
- a literature clip connected to the lid;
- a page connected to the literature clip;
- and
- a retaining device connected to the page;
- the second retaining device adapted to hold an item of recorded media on the page.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.