Tote bag
OwnerLudwig Nathaninventor
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Abstract
There is disclosed a tote bag that has a mouth that may be shirred closed by a cord. The bag has a main body portion that has flexible sides. Along the sides thereof are a plurality of pockets that result from the attachment of a web that is secured at the bottom edge thereof to the bottom portion of the bag. Additionally, the web is secured at its upper edge portion to the main body portion to thereby provide a plurality of pockets. The bottom of the bag consists of a perforated panel. At the same time the pockets are provided with relatively small openings to provide drainage of the pockets when necessary. The bag finds utility as an essentially waterproof and mildew proof bag for skin divers, snorklers and scuba divers equipment and for underwater collecting purposes.
Claims10
A bag comprising:
- a. a main body portion having flexible sides with upper and lower edges and a bottom,
- b. said upper edge providing an upwardly facing mouth,
- c. a plurality of apertures spaced along a horizontal plane of the sides of said main body portion proximate said mouth,
- d. said apertures having an elongated flexible means strung therethrough whereby said mouth may be shirred into a closed position,
- e. said main body portion having an encompassing web means positioned around the lower portion of said main body portion and having an upper edge and a lower edge,
- f. said web means being attached to said main body substantially along its lower edge to the lower edges of said sides,
- g. said web also being attached at spaced intervals along its upper edge to provide attachments to said main body portion whereby pockets are formed having upwardly facing openings.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.