York Luggage Corporation

York Partners, L.p.

Marvin Schwartzstein

Paul Victor Scicluna

Richard Molnar

A luggage case has a bottom wall supported on four swivel wheels that permit the luggage case to be turned in any direction about a vertical axis. Two of the swivel wheels are part of a leading wheel assembly, and two of the swivel wheels are part of a trailing wheel assembly. Each wheel assembly has a one-piece molded plastic base including an elongated plate extending transversely of the bottom wall of the luggage case and attached thereto, and a pair of downwardly open protective cups surrounding respective swivel wheels. A retractable handle system includes a fixed portion mounted on the top wall of the case, and a movable portion having a handle that may be extended and tilted upwardly for pulling the case along the ground.

Luggage case on wheels

A garment hanger structure which is adapted for positioning in a garment bag comprising a pair of arms diverging from a top central portion, a hook, and means connecting said hook to said top central portion for selective movement about a pair of mutually perpendicular axes.

Garment hanger

A flexible garment bag and a tote bag are constructed to enable their separable connection to one another so that the assembly may be carried as a compact unit. The garment bag comprises a pair of panels connected to one another at their edges, and the bag has a longitudinally extending opening provided with a closure. The tote bag has a length approximately equal to the width of the garment bag, and the garment bag has a length at least approximately equal to the circumference of the tote bag. Connector means is secured to a wall of the tote bag and connector means is secured to one panel of the garment bag for the separable connection of the garment bag and the tote bag. Longitudinally spaced cooperable connector means are secured to the opposite panel for separable connection to each other when the garment bag is wrapped around the tote bag, and means is provided by one of the bags to enable carrying the assembly.

Luggage

The runner of a luggage case or the like provides a stud having shoulders engageable by a spring clip or slidable bolt member in a caster for enabling attachment of the caster to the runner.

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Rydal, PA, United States of America

Marvin Schwartzstein