Memorabilia storage device
AssigneeSentimental Me, Inc.
InventorStephanie L. Shirkey
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Abstract
A memorabilia storage device for storing a plurality of items. The storage device may include a housing that has at least one sidewall that generally defines a cavity and a lid. The storage device may also include an sleeve that is configured for placement within the cavity. The sleeve is configured to receive a plurality of content holders. The plurality of content holders may have a variety of different shapes, sizes, and configurations so as to be capable of storing a variety of different types of memorabilia. Additionally, various different combinations of the different sized content holders may be stored in the storage device.
Claims12
A storage device for storing a plurality of items, the storage device comprising:
- a housing having four sidewalls and a base that generally define a cavity and an opening;
- a lid configured to be seated on the housing and to at least partially cover the opening of the housing when the storage device is in a closed condition;
- a sleeve configured for placement within the cavity, the sleeve having four sidewalls that generally define a length, a width and an inner region of the sleeve;
- a plurality of content holders positioned within the inner region of the sleeve to form a first layer substantially equivalent to the length and width of the sleeve, the plurality of content holders each having four distinct sidewalls and a base and configured to store one or more of the plurality of items, wherein the plurality of content holders include a first group of content holders and a second group of content holders, the content holders of the first group having a physical size that is different than a physical size of the content holders of the second group, and wherein one or more of the content holders include a lid;
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- a tray having a plurality of storage compartments, the tray being configured to be positioned within the inner region of the sleeve to form a second layer substantially equivalent to the length and width of the sleeve positioned wholly above the first layer formed by content holders.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.