Luggage folding shelf

1. A luggage having a reconfigurable folding shelf comprising:

a. a luggage frame having an opening covered by a front cover, wherein the luggage frame has a pair of sidewalls, a top wall, a bottom wall and a rear wall, wherein the pair of sidewalls includes a left wall and a right wall;

b. a shelf panel, wherein the shelf panel has a pivotal connection to either the left wall or the right wall, wherein the shelf panel has a shelf panel extension extending away from the pivotal connection, wherein a first buckle apparatus engages to a first buckle retainer apparatus on either the left wall or the right wall that the shelf panel is pivotally connected to when the shelf panel is in a stowed configuration, wherein the shelf panel is parallel to either the left wall or the right wall that the shelf is pivotally connected to; and

c. an opposing buckle retainer apparatus on the left wall or the right wall that the shelf panel is not pivotally connected to, wherein the opposing buckle retainer apparatus engages to the first buckle apparatus when the shelf panel is in a deployed shelf configuration, further including a vertical divider panel in pivotal connection with the shelf panel, wherein the vertical divider panel extends from an underside of the shelf panel when deployed, and wherein the vertical divider panel folds parallel to the shelf panel when stowed.

2. The luggage of claim 1 , further including: a second folding shelf panel, wherein the second folding shelf panel is attached to an opposite wall of the first folding shelf panel, wherein the second folding shelf panel has a stowed position parallel to the sidewalls and a deployed position perpendicular to the sidewalls, wherein the second folding shelf panel has a second pivotal connection to one of the sidewalls, wherein the second pivotal connection is either higher or lower than the first pivotal connection, wherein the second folding shelf is retained in a stowed position by a second buckle retainer apparatus that is on a wall opposite the first buckle retainer apparatus.

3. The luggage of claim 2 , wherein the first shelf is configured to fold open so that the first buckle apparatus of the first shelf disengages from the first buckle retainer apparatus and engages to the opposing buckle retainer apparatus, wherein the second shelf is configured to fold open so that the second buckle apparatus of the second shelf disengages from the second buckle retainer apparatus and engages to the second opposing buckle retainer apparatus.

4. The luggage of claim 3 , wherein the first buckle apparatus includes a pair of buckles, namely a front first buckle and a rear first buckle, wherein the second buckle apparatus includes a pair of buckles, namely a front second buckle and a rear second buckle wherein the opposing buckle retainer apparatus includes a front opposing buckle retainer and a rear opposing buckle retainer, wherein the second opposing buckle retainer apparatus includes a second front opposing buckle retainer and a second rear opposing buckle retainer.

5. The luggage of claim 4 , wherein the front first buckle engages to the front buckle retainer and the rear first buckle engages to the rear buckle retainer when the shelf panel is in the stowed configuration, wherein the front first buckle engages to the front opposing buckle retainer and the rear first buckle engages to the rear opposing buckle retainer when the first shelf is deployed.

6. The luggage of claim 1 , further including a vertical divider panel in pivotal connection with the shelf panel, wherein the vertical divider panel extends from an underside of the shelf panel when deployed, and wherein the vertical divider panel folds parallel to the shelf panel when stowed.

7. The luggage of claim 6 , further including: a second folding shelf panel, wherein the second folding shelf panel is attached to an opposite wall of the first folding shelf panel, wherein the second folding shelf panel has a stowed position parallel to the sidewalls and a deployed position perpendicular to the sidewalls, wherein the second folding shelf panel has a second pivotal connection to one of the sidewalls, wherein the second pivotal connection is either higher or lower than the first pivotal connection, wherein the second folding shelf is retained in a stowed position by a second buckle retainer apparatus that is on a wall opposite the first buckle retainer apparatus.

8. The luggage of claim 7 , wherein the first shelf is configured to fold open so that the first buckle apparatus of the first shelf disengages from the first buckle retainer apparatus and engages to the opposing buckle retainer apparatus, wherein the second shelf is configured to fold open so that the second buckle apparatus of the second shelf disengages from the second buckle retainer apparatus and engages to the second opposing buckle retainer apparatus.

9. The luggage of claim 8 , wherein the first buckle apparatus includes a pair of buckles, namely a front first buckle and a rear first buckle, wherein the second buckle apparatus includes a pair of buckles, namely a front second buckle and a rear second buckle wherein the opposing buckle retainer apparatus includes a front opposing buckle retainer and a rear opposing buckle retainer, wherein the second opposing buckle retainer apparatus includes a second front opposing buckle retainer and a second rear opposing buckle retainer.

10. The luggage of claim 9 , wherein the front first buckle engages to the front buckle retainer and the rear first buckle engages to the rear buckle retainer when the shelf panel is in the stowed configuration, wherein the front first buckle engages to the front opposing buckle retainer and the rear first buckle engages to the rear opposing buckle retainer when the first shelf is deployed.