Container system for smoking components

A container system for smoking components and for the convenient storing and dispensing such components comprising, in combination:

• a main body portion having a front face in a generally rectangular configuration, a rear face in a generally rectangular configuration and side faces in a generally semi-circular configuration with a closed lower generally oval lower face and an open generally oval upper face, the main body portion being fabricated of a rigid material;
• a small circular first recess extending downwardly from the upper face toward the bottom face to a first distance for supporting a smoking tube and a large generally oval second recess extending downwardly from the upper face to a second distance less than the first distance for supporting a smoking substance and a third generally rectangular recess formed in the front face with short side walls and a short bottom wall for receiving smoking paper and a small threaded aperture extending downwardly from the upper face intermediate the first recess and closer to the rear face than to the front face;
• a generally oval cover plate fabricated of a rigid material, the cover plate having a generally oval configuration essentially equivalent in size and shape to the upper face with a hole therethrough overlying the aperture;
• a threaded screw extending through the hole of the cover plate into the aperture of the upper face to allow for the pivotal coupling of the cover plate to the upper face, the cover plate adapted to be rotated between any of four positions, a first position to totally overlie the upper surface and close all three recesses therein, a second position ninety degrees from the closed position to open the first recess but partially close the second and third recesses, a third position one hundred eighty degrees from the closed position with its axis parallel to the axis of the upper face to open the third recess but partially close the first and second recesses, and a fourth position two hundred seventy degrees from the closed position to open the second recess but partially close the first and third recesses;
• a stack of paper sheets located within the third recess;
• a quantity of smoking material in the second recess;
• a rigid tube positioned within the first recess adapted to be removed by a user and inserted into the second opening for the forcing of smoking products to the interior thereof;
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• a coil spring within the first recess to assist in the removal of the tube.