Garment bag luggage cart attachment

A luggage cart in combination with a garment bag having first and second sides and a handle which extends from said garment bag having a direction extending upward from said luggage cart when said garment bag is positioned on said luggage cart said luggage cart comprising:

• first and second frame members pivotally coupled to each other proximate a top peripheral edge of at least one of said first and second frame members, said first and second frame members each having an interior side and an exterior side, the coupled top peripheral edge of said frame members defining a spine for supporting said garment bag thereon with said first and second sides of said garment bag each positioned adjacent said exterior side of one of said first and second frame members and extending downward from the top peripheral edge of said frame members, said first and second frame members further being formed for at least partially supporting said first and second sides of said garment bag on the exterior sides of said frame members, said first and second frame members being free to pivot about said spine with respect to one another,
• securing means provided on at least one of said first and second frame members for securing a garment bag to said first and second frame members with first and second sides of the garment bag each positioned adjacent said exterior side of one of said first and second frame members and extending downward from the top peripheral edge of said frame members when the garment bag is supported on said spine, and
• means for selectively limiting pivotal movement of said first and second frame members about said spine with respect to one another, said means for selectively limiting pivotal movement of said first and second frame members defining a maximum angle of separation between the interior sides of said first and second frame members.