Poms, Smith, Lande & Rose
Trolley with luggage securing device
 A luggage trolley comprises a lower support member having a first and a second cup members respectively attached to the two ends thereof. A shaft member extends through the lower support member with a pair of wheels respectively mounted on the two ends thereof to rollingly support the lower support member on the ground. A pair of first tubular members are respectively insertedly received within the cup members and extending therefrom. A pair of extension members, each of which is constituted by a second and a third tubular members, are respectively telescopically inserted into the first tubular members. An upper support member is releasably mounted between the upper ends of the first tubular members so as to define a trunk loading area with the first tubular members and the lower support member. On each of the upper and lower support members, a holding member is provided, having an L-shaped cross section to be received within a recess formed on an upper surface or a lower surface of a trunk in order to secure the trunk on the luggage trolley. 
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