Container for storing a stack of pictures
AssigneeLicinvest AG
InventorPeter Ackeret
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Abstract
A container for accommodating a stack of pictures is disclosed. The container has a display window, a first chamber for accommodating a single picture at the window, and a second chamber separated from the first chamber wherein the remaining pictures of the stack can be loosely housed.
Claims14
A container for displaying a single picture and storing a stack of pictures, said container comprising means defining first and second chambers and having separating means common to and separating said first and second chambers, said first chamber being for retaining a single picture and said second chamber being for storing a stack of pictures, said first chamber having a display window opposite said separating means, and said separating means being for holding a single picture in position for display and being shaped to retain the single picture in position at said window, said container further comprising first and second members movable relative to each other, each of said members defining at least one wall of each of said chambers, said container being closed against removal of pictures from either of said chambers when said first and second members are in a first relative position and said first and second chambers being accessible for picture removal when said first and second members are in a second relative position.
A container for displaying a single picture and storing a stack of pictures, said container comprising means defining first and second chambers and having separating means common to and separating said first and second chambers, said first chamber being for retaining a single picture and said second chamber being for storing a stack of pictures, said first chamber having a display window opposite said separating means, and said separating means being for holding a single picture in position for display and being shaped to retain the single picture in position at said window, said container further comprising first and second members movable relative to each other, each of said members defining at least one wall of each of said chambers, said container being closed against removal of pictures from either of said chambers when said first and second members are in a first relative position and at least one of said first and second chambers being accessible for picture removal when said first and second members are in a second relative position, said container further comprising switch means for selecting which of said chambers is accessible when said members are in said second relative position.
A container for accommodation of a stack of pictures, said container comprising two substantially surface congruent chambers, separating means separating said chambers from each other, one of said chambers having, opposite said separating means, a display window for displaying a picture, said separating means serving for holding a picture flat against said display window, said one chamber being dimensioned between said separating means and said display window so that said one chamber can accommodate the thickness of exactly one picture, and said second chamber being for accommodating at least one picture, said container further comprising first and second members movable relative to each other, each of said members defining at least one wall of each of said chambers, said container being closed against removal of pictures from either of said chambers when said first and second members are in a first relative position and said first and second chambers being accessible for picture removal when said first and second members are in a second relative position.
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