Supports: cabinet structure – For storing audio or visual recording medium – Disk or parallelepiped shape
Reexamination Certificate
2007-01-09
2007-01-09
Fidei, David T. (Department: 3728)
Supports: cabinet structure
For storing audio or visual recording medium
Disk or parallelepiped shape
C312S125000, C211S041120, C206S308100
Reexamination Certificate
active
10769235
ABSTRACT:
A disc case holding apparatus includes a plurality of housings. Each of the housings has a bottom wall and a peripheral wall that is attached to and extends upwardly away from the bottom wall such that a pair of lateral sides, a front side and a back side are defined. An upper edge of the peripheral wall defines an opening extending into the housing. Each of a plurality of securing members is attached to one of the housings for selectively extending over the opening and securing a disc case within the housing. A base has an outer surface. A plurality of couplers is mounted on the base. Each of the couplers is attached to one of the bottom walls such that each of the bottom walls is pivotally attached to the base.
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