Wheeled stackable luggage

A piece of rollable luggage comprising:

• a container having opposite sides joining at one end and with an opposite other end with a top flap and a bottom that is opposite from said top flap so as to define an internal luggage compartment;
• a frame carried on said container adjacent to said bottom and having at least one holder extending across said bottom between said one end and said opposite end;
• wheels operably disposed on said frame to rollably support said container;
• handle means slidably carried on said holder and being extendable and retractable between an operative position and a storage position respectively;
• said holder having an elongated receptacle for slidably mounting said handle means;
• said handle means include a pair of elongated parallel and spaced-apart members joined by a cross member;
• said members slidably mounted in said receptacle of said holder;
• said frame including a pair of rails with mounting blocks disposed on opposite ends thereof;
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• said wheels include a pair of non-swivelling wheels supported on said mounting blocks adjacent to said one end of said container and a pair of swivel wheels supported on said mounting blocks adjacent to said opposite end of said containers.

A piece of rollable luggage comprising:

• a container of a rectangular configuration with four corners and having a flat top composed of a soft fabric material, a flat bottom and four flat sides;
• a rigid frame secured to said flat bottom;
• wheels mounted on said frame and extending downwardly from said bottom with selected pairs of wheels rollably mounted on said four corners of said container;
• said sides include a continuous edge defining an entrance to said container wherein said top constitutes a flap permitting access to the interior of said container;
• a closure means carried on said continuous edge for closing and opening said entrance;
• handle means carried on said container for transporting said container from place to place;
• said luggage container accommodates stacking of other ones of said containers with said bottom of one container engageable with said top of an adjacent container;
• said handle means adapted to transport said stacked containers as a unit via a selected pair of said wheels on the lowermost container of the stack;
• said handle means further includes a rigid handle slidably carried on said frame having an extended position and a storage position;
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• said rigid handle having a first portion slidably carried on said container and a second portion pivotally connected to said first portion operable to be pivoted when said rigid handle is in its operative position.