regular intervals along transverse walls and have spaces which are slightly larger than thicknesses of the cases 11 so that the cases may be tipped forward and rearward to read facial graphics which describe the contents of the cases referring to fig3 and 5 the transverse walls 21 23 and 25 have hollow forms with outer and inner surfaces 31 and 33 as shown in the drawings the surfaces are slightly sloped for withdrawal of the dies after molding the hollow transverse walls are strengthened by vertical fillet webs 35 bases 37 extend under the dividers 27 the bases may take any form for example elongated rods extending under or between lower portions of the dividers or short rods extending laterally from the dividers or extending inward from the ends beneath the dividers the extensions or bases support lower ledges of cases when the package is used as a cd rack as shown in fig2 the base extensions also strengthen the dividers allowing them to be made thinner ledges 39 extend inward from the medial portions of the bases 37 the ledges 39 have the purpose of holding side edge of the case 11 or graphics card 17 upward within the frame when used as a retail package the ledges may take any form which is appropriate to that function for example the ledges may be spaced beads.