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Sean B Farrelly

Richard Miles

Rik Hillaert

Wim De Vos

Vivien Cheng

Jean-Claude Van De Walle

Brendan J Lippe

A luggage case () may include opposing sidewalls forming minor faces (), opposing sidewalls forming major faces (), and opposing end walls () together forming an article defining an enclosed space (). A line of separation () may be formed in said minor faces () and end walls (). A first portion of the line of separation () may extend along a first portion of opposing minor faces () at a location proximate one of said opposing major faces () and corresponding one of said opposing end walls () positioned therebetween. A second portion of the line of separation () may extend along a second portion of said opposing minor faces () in a direction away from said one of said opposing major faces () and towards other of said opposing major faces ().

Luggage with shells having varied depths

A stackable luggage article () is provided. The luggage article may include a luggage case () defined by opposing major faces (), opposing top and bottom end walls (), and opposing left and right sidewalls (), the luggage case having a height (H) and a width (W); a plurality of wheel assemblies () attached to the bottom end wall; and a first strap () defined on a major face. The first strap may extend vertically along at least a portion of the distance between the opposing top and bottom end walls. At least a portion of the first strap may be spaced away from the major face.

Stackable luggage article

Luggage

A luggage case may include opposing sidewalls forming minor faces, opposing sidewalls forming major faces, and opposing end walls together forming an article defining an enclosed space. A line of separation may be formed in said minor faces and end walls. A first portion of the line of separation may extend along a first portion of opposing minor faces at a location proximate one of said opposing major faces and corresponding one of said opposing end walls positioned therebetween. A second portion of the line of separation may extend along a second portion of said opposing minor faces in a direction away from said one of said opposing major faces and towards other of said opposing major faces.

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Sean B Farrelly