A commemorative apparatus and method of using the same. The commemorative apparatus comprises a flexible body that is rollable. The commemorative apparatus further comprises an interior pocket and a securing component configured to secure the rolled body after a memento or keepsake is placed within the pocket. Once the commemorative apparatus is rolled and secured with the securing component, the memento is no longer visible. A method of using the commemorative apparatus is also disclosed.

A commemorative apparatus and method of using the same. The commemorative apparatus comprises a flexible body that is rollable. The commemorative apparatus further comprises an interior pocket and a securing component configured to secure the rolled body after a memento or keepsake is placed within the pocket. Once the commemorative apparatus is rolled and secured with the securing component, the memento is no longer visible. A method of using the commemorative apparatus is also disclosed.

A base assembly for a ball display case includes a base configured to support the display case on a surface. A pedestal is supported by the base and configured to support the ball in the display case. The pedestal includes a platform for seating the ball in the display case. The platform includes a spring configured to yield when contacted by the ball in the display case.

An enclosure is provided for displaying artwork, historical documents, or artifacts that require controlled atmospheric conditions. The enclosure is of low cost and is less cumbersome as compared to existing microclimate enclosures. The enclosure is easy to set up, maintain, and monitor. The enclosure has a microclimate hypoxic/anoxic framing that protects against, oxidation of its contents, pests, and microbial growth. The enclosure is suitable for: paintings, works on paper, ephemera, textiles, mineral specimens, archeological metallic artifacts, animal skins and other organic items, rubber and polymers, and items susceptible to insect damage, water staining and tide lines from uncontrolled internal humidity conditions.

An apparatus, method, and system are described for unique storage of baby teeth. The disclosed embodiments describe a storage unit that may have a removable (or removably secure) cover and a base. A baby tooth storage kit may include the storage unit adapted to house tubes that may store baby teeth together with their corresponding tooth fairy note. The kit may also be adapted to store a writing implement and a plurality of notes. Also, described herein is a unique game or instruction set for using the kit in an original way if so desired.

A display apparatus for an awarded medal includes a base, a substantially vertical section connected to the base, the vertical section including at least one opening, the opening including a slot capable of accommodating a lid, at least one projecting support residing within the opening, and a lid positioned within the slot, the awarded medal including a medal section and a ribbon, at least part of the ribbon residing inside the opening and covered by the lid.

A medal display having at least some of a display base having a first side and a second side and extending from a proximate center to an outer edge; a plurality of elongate slots formed through the display base, wherein the elongate slots are formed in corresponding, adjacent pairs of substantially parallel elongate slots, wherein the corresponding, adjacent pairs of elongate slots are arranged at spaced apart locations so as to form an outer slot arrangement and an inner slot arrangement; and one or more attachment elements formed in, on, or through the display base, wherein each attachment element is formed such that one or more suspension cords may interact with each of the attachment elements, such that the display base may be suspended from the one or more suspension cords.

A holder for storing a collectible, such as a stack of banknotes, having a first housing assembled with a second housing and defining an enclosed space therein. A collectible receiving structure is disposed within the enclosed space and spaced from an outer perimeter wall. A locking structure disposed within the enclosed space, the locking structure having a first locking member formed with the first housing and a second locking member formed with the second housing and configured so that before the first housing is assembled with the second housing the first locking member is movable relative to the second locking member.

A holder for storing a collectible, such as a stack of banknotes, having a first housing assembled with a second housing and defining an enclosed space therein. A collectible receiving structure is disposed within the enclosed space and spaced from an outer perimeter wall. A locking structure disposed within the enclosed space, the locking structure having a first locking member formed with the first housing and a second locking member formed with the second housing and configured so that before the first housing is assembled with the second housing the first locking member is movable relative to the second locking member.

A frame for the interchangeable and selective display of panels of artwork or text, where at least one interior surface of the frame defines a cavity in which one or more panels may be disposed, and channels are formed on the interior surface to receive a rod that slidably engages the channels to secure and accessibly store one or more panels within the frame. Also disclosed is a technique for disposing one or more panels within a frame for display and securing the one or more panels by advancing a rod along channels to exert force against the one or more panels.