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A card holding structure in which each held card is visible, and from which a desired card is easily extracted when a plurality of cards are held, and a vehicle console box having the same are provided. The card holding structure capable of holding cards comprises a base plate, a holding member and

A card holding structure in which each held card is visible, and from which a desired card is easily extracted when a plurality of cards are held, and a vehicle console box having the same are provided. The card holding structure capable of holding cards comprises a base plate, a holding member and a step-like member. The base plate is approximately parallel to the held cards, and in which the holding member and the step-like member are formed. The holding member comprises a leg portion connected to the base plate, and a head portion extending from the leg portion and having an inner surface parallel to the base plate. The step-like member has a stairs configuration increasing in height from the base plate toward the head portion. Each step of the stairs configuration comprises a riser portion approximately perpendicular to the base plate, and a flat portion on which a card can be placed. A height of each riser is larger than a thickness of a card to be held. A depth of each flat portion is set such that respective cards are visible when the cards are placed on and held by the respective flat portions. A holding position for each card is different from each other.

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A card holding structure in which each held card is visible, and from which a desired card is easily extracted when a plurality of cards are held, and a vehicle console box having the same are provided. The card holding structure capable of holding cards comprises a base plate, a holding member and

A card holding structure in which each held card is visible, and from which a desired card is easily extracted when a plurality of cards are held, and a vehicle console box having the same are provided. The card holding structure capable of holding cards comprises a base plate, a holding member and a step-like member. The base plate is approximately parallel to the held cards, and in which the holding member and the step-like member are formed. The holding member comprises a leg portion connected to the base plate, and a head portion extending from the leg portion and having an inner surface parallel to the base plate. The step-like member has a stairs configuration increasing in height from the base plate toward the head portion. Each step of the stairs configuration comprises a riser portion approximately perpendicular to the base plate, and a flat portion on which a card can be placed. A height of each riser is larger than a thickness of a card to be held. A depth of each flat portion is set such that respective cards are visible when the cards are placed on and held by the respective flat portions. A holding position for each card is different from each other. elongate shoulder. 7. A knapsack according to claim 6, wherein the two assemblies are disposed symmetrically about the vertical axis of the knapsack. 8. A knapsack according to claim 1, wherein the first piece has a window enabling a portion of the elastomer element to be seen from the front face of said first piece. 9. A knapsack according to claim 1, wherein the first and second pieces have respective circular portions both centered on the pivot axis, one of said portions being in relief and the other one of said portions being set back, said portions being suitable for being fitted one within the other. 10. A knapsack according to claim 1, wherein the elastomer element is constituted by two tensioners each having one end fixed to the first piece and an opposite end fixed to the second piece, said fixing constituting the engagement means engaged with the corresponding tensioner so that during pivoting one of the tensioners is deformed in traction and the other tensioner is deformed in bending. 11. A knapsack according to claim 1, wherein the second piece is integrated in a reinforcement for stiffening the knapsack. 12. A knapsack according to claim 11, wherein the stiffening reinforcement has a plurality of superposed elements each having the structure of a second piece, thereby enabling the height of the strap assembly and/or the belt assembly to be adjusted relative to the back of the bag. 13. A knapsack according to claim 1, wherein the first piece secured to the strap assembly and/or the belt assembly, is a male piece, having a fixing head projecting from the rear face of said piece, and the second piece secured to the back of the bag, is a female piece presenting a central recess opening out in its front face, said male and female pieces co-operating with each other to enable the male piece to be fastened to the female piece while being free to pivot about a pivot axis corresponding to the axis of the fixing head. 14. A knapsack according to claim 13, wherein the fixing head is mounted to turn freely in a housing that opens out into both faces of the male piece, wherein said head is terminated at one end by a handling tab accessible to the user via the opening leading to the housing, and is terminated at its other end by a T-shaped fastening portion, and wherein the central recess of the female piece has two locking lips at its margin for retaining the two limbs of the T-shape after the fastening portion of the fixing head has penetrated into the recess and the handling tab has been turned to a determined angle. 15. A knapsack according to claim 14, wherein the determined angle is preferably 90°. 16. A knapsack according to claim 14, wherein the fixing head and its housing include a system of abutments and positioning clicks serving firstly to limit turning of the handling tab as a function of the determined angle, and secondly to provide a certain amount of locking for the fixing head when it reaches the two positions separated by said angle, namely a first position in which the front portion of the fixing head is inserted into the recess, and a second position in which it is locked in position after being turned. 17. A knapsack according to claim 16, wherein the determined angle is preferably 90°.