A luggage system employing a telescopically-extendable handle and rechargeable battery power supplying assembly. The assembly includes a pair of spaced-apart stationary guide tubes for supporting a pair of telescopically-extendable rods joined to a handle structure. A base housing component is mounted in an aperture formed in the rear housing portion, and has a top surface. A battery module casing is mounted to and beneath the base housing component, and disposed substantially in the same plane as and between the pair of spaced-apart guide tubes. A rechargeable DC battery power module is contained in the battery module casing, and provides a DC battery recharging port and a set of DC power supplying ports. A semi-automatic battery power module ejection mechanism is mounted within a battery module casing mounted beneath the telescopically-extendible handle and battery power supplying assembly.

A luggage system employing a telescopically-extendable handle and rechargeable battery power supplying assembly. The assembly includes a pair of spaced-apart stationary guide tubes for supporting a pair of telescopically-extendable rods joined to a handle structure. A base housing component is mounted in an aperture formed in the rear housing portion, and has a top surface. A battery module casing is mounted to and beneath the base housing component, and disposed substantially in the same plane as and between the pair of spaced-apart guide tubes. A rechargeable DC battery power module is contained in the battery module casing, and provides a DC battery recharging port and a set of DC power supplying ports. A semi-automatic battery power module ejection mechanism is mounted within a battery module casing mounted beneath the telescopically-extendible handle and battery power supplying assembly.

This partitionable bag is capable of being reversibly partitioned. The bag includes a vertical divider with one fixed edge and one movable edge. A securement component on the vertical divider is positioned on or near the movable edge. The securement component is reversibly connectable to a first fastening component and a second fastening component. The first and second fastening components are positioned on an interior surface of the bag and spatially separated from each other. In a first configuration, the securement component is attached to the first fastening component, making the vertical divider taut and causing it to divide the interior space into two storage compartments. In a second configuration, the securement component is attached to the closer, second fastening component, making the vertical divider go slack. In this second configuration, the vertical divider lies along the interior surface and does not divide the interior space of the bag.

This partitionable bag is capable of being reversibly partitioned. The bag includes a vertical divider with one fixed edge and one movable edge. A securement component on the vertical divider is positioned on or near the movable edge. The securement component is reversibly connectable to a first fastening component and a second fastening component. The first and second fastening components are positioned on an interior surface of the bag and spatially separated from each other. In a first configuration, the securement component is attached to the first fastening component, making the vertical divider taut and causing it to divide the interior space into two storage compartments. In a second configuration, the securement component is attached to the closer, second fastening component, making the vertical divider go slack. In this second configuration, the vertical divider lies along the interior surface and does not divide the interior space of the bag.

The present invention relates to a travel hamper which can fit into a suitcase, if necessary. It is wire spring loaded to have a compressed mode and an expanded mode.