Storage container for sports cards
CA 2067622 A1 · Owner: Lemieux, Richard · Inventors: Lemieux, Richard; Neufeld, Terrence
Overview
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A generally rectangular container for the storage and protection of sports cardshaving a rigid Internal Enclosure which is slidably insertable and completely removable from a rigid External Enclosure. The External Enclosure incorporates two Fingergrip cutouts located to the front and to either side of the External Enclosure to permit grasping the Internal Enclosure for removal. The Internal Enclosure has the capacity to store a plurality of cards and permit random access of such cards by utilizing spaced Bottom Rails which create a gap sufficient for the insertion of a finger or fingers to raise any specific card, or series of cards, up and out of the card stack. The front panel insert to …
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- Filed April 29, 1992. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended April 29, 2012.
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