A supply magazine for insertion in an arrangement for removing individual sheet films, for example X-ray sheet films, arranged in a stack in a light-tight wrapping, comprises a cover, a box which is at least partially open and is closable by the cover, and being formed for accommodating a stack located in a wrapping, a winding device provided with a winding shaft which is driven from outside and formed for suspending and winding a winding flap of the wrapping together with the latter after closing of the box, and an indicating device including a movable sensing member which abuts with spring biasing against the winding shaft in the region of the winding flap, an observation opening formed in a part of the box which supports the winding shaft and arranged so that the sensing member is visible through the observation window, and a light sealing provided between the winding shaft and the observation window.

A box formed of inner and outer folding carton components which are joined together to provide a protective storage and dispensing box for flexible sheets of light- like. The inner box component is of a cheaper grade of heavier weight material than the outer box component and extends upwardly beyond the upper edge of the outer box component to provide support for a cap-type cover. The box components are constructed and assembled to provide rigidity and to exclude light from the interior of the box, and to expedite removal of the film from the box.

A radiographic film cassette exposes a sheet of film to X-rays projected along an X-ray path by an X-ray tube. The cassette has an inner surface defining a recess for receiving the film sheet. A base having an inner surface is adapted to close upon the cover for securing the film sheet. A key is permanently mounted to the cover and disposed within the recess to provide the recess with chiral asymmetry. The sheet of film has a cutout adapted to engage the key. A marker is permanently fixed along at least one edge of the film. The key is so mounted that its disposition within the recess permits engagement with the cutout in only one orientation of the film sheet therein. The marker has chiral asymmetry and cooperates with the key and the cutout to identify the side of the film sheet facing the X-ray tube during exposure.

A tape cassette in which the cassette case consists of an inner layer and a transparent outer layer. An information pattern on a sheet or directly printed on the inner layer is disposed between the inner and outer layers.

A flat film cassette comprises a lower part, an upper part provided with an illumination window, and an element for turnably connecting the lower part and the upper part with one another. The lower part has a bottom with a peripheral edge for receiving a film, and having a plurality of edge portions including at least two parallel edge portions. A slider is lowerably supported in each of the edge portions of the edge in a springy manner and extends beyond the edge portion so that during closing of the upper part the slider is moved back into the edge portion.