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A storage case for elongated objects has a generally flat base part formed with an array of parallel and longitudinally extending grooves separated by longitudinally extending ridges. The grooves all are open longitudinally at one end and closed longitudinally at the opposite end. Thus the objects c

A storage case for elongated objects has a generally flat base part formed with an array of parallel and longitudinally extending grooves separated by longitudinally extending ridges. The grooves all are open longitudinally at one end and closed longitudinally at the opposite end. Thus the objects can be held in the grooves. A generally flat cover part engaged over the base part covers the grooves. The cover part has one transversely extending edge lip overreaching the open ends of the grooves and formed with a longitudinally throughgoing aperture of generally the same transverse width as the grooves and this cover part is slidable transversely along the base part for alignment of the aperture with the open end of each of the grooves. One of the parts is formed with a transversely extending notch formation open toward the other part and the other part is formed with a transversely extending rib formation generally complementary to and fitting into the notch formation.

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A storage case for elongated objects, the case comprising: a generally flat base part formed with an array of parallel and longitudinally extending grooves separated by longitudinally extending ridges, the grooves all being open longitudinally at one end and closed longitudinally at the opposite end

A storage case for elongated objects, the case comprising: a generally flat base part formed with an array of parallel and longitudinally extending grooves separated by longitudinally extending ridges, the grooves all being open longitudinally at one end and closed longitudinally at the opposite end, whereby the objects can be held in the grooves; and a generally flat cover part engaged over the base part and covering the grooves, the cover part having one transversely extending edge lip overreaching the open ends of the grooves and formed with a longitudinally throughgoing aperture of generally the same transverse width as the grooves, the cover part being slidable transversely along the base part for alignment of the aperture with the open end of each of the grooves, one of the parts being formed with a transversely extending notch formation open toward the other part and the other part being formed with a transversely extending rib formation generally complementary to and fitting into the notch formation.