Abstract: A comb and nail file unit utilizes a comb-like device having a plurality of teeth extending outwardly, in parallel relationship, from a spine portion of the comb-like device. A blade-like nail treatment device, similar to a nail file or knife, is removably and hingeably secured to the spine portion of the comb-like device and is recessable in an elongated slot located in such spine portion. The blade, when extended outwardly from the spine portion, may be locked in such extended portion, by engaging a slot formed by closing together two parts of a housing. The housing removably secures the comb in a cavity formed by the two parts, when closed. The housing also secures a pair of mirrors, one of which is hingeably secured to the other and extensible outwardly of the housing when the housing is either in a closed or open condition.

Abstract: An expandable wall hanger bracket system for mounting diverse articles including a wall mounted ring having a plurality of holes about its periphery receiving support hooks in selective ones of the holes. The ring includes at least a pair of spaced arcuate slots forming sections of a continuous circle for nesting registration with the rear surface of another one of the rings. The rings are locked together by hooks received through holes in the nested portions of the rings. More or less rings may be added to the system to expand or contract the system, as desired, in a designated space.