Abstract: An adjustable ear clip device for relieving pressure on the ear lobe of a wearer is provided. The adjustable ear clip includes a base plate with a pair of spaced ears connected thereto. An angled stop plate emanates from the base plate at a location adjacent to the bottom of a notch in the base plate. A mounting plate is connected to the base plate to receive an ornamental member. An ear engaging member includes a pair of spring-biased arms for engaging the ears. A spring tongue is positioned between the arms and has a stop bolt aperture therethrough. A stop bolt is threaded through the spring tongue and engages with the angled stop plate to limit the travel of the ear engaging member toward the ornamental member.

Abstract: A removable and yieldable hood ornament apparatus which includes a compact structure for easy transportability is disclosed. The apparatus includes a base member with an ornament emblem mounted thereto, the base member includes a plurality of transversely protruding key members for receipt by a plurality of locking members positioned within a housing disposed below the surface of the automobile hood. A spring biased floor maintains the protruding key members in their respective locking members. The short base member is inserted into the housing below the hood of the automobile against the forces of the spring and then rotated along its longitudinal axis to effect locking. The forces of the spring maintain the apparatus in a locked condition.

Abstract: An ear clip is disclosed that includes a jaw hinged to a base member to which an ornament may be affixed. The jaw is provided with a spring tongue that engages the base member and normally urges the jaw in one direction. The end of the spring tongue is provided with a plurality of notches and the end portion is bent from a plane of the jaw at an obtuse angle to insure positive engagement of the base member with the notches. Additional depressions on the inner face of mounting or pivot ears may be provided for additional positive adjustable engagement.

Abstract: A belt buckle of two piece construction has a removable top member. The base member has a pivoting locking plate therein that engages the butt end of a belt and a hook pin depending therefrom that engages apertures in the other end of a belt.

Abstract: A belt buckle for use with a belt strap having a first end and a second end with the first end having at least one opening extending therethrough and the second end having a plurality of longitudinally spaced holes extending therethrough. The buckle is of two-piece construction including a base member and a top member, both of which have no undercut portions and thus can be simply formed by conventional die casting techniques. The base member forms a seat for the first strap end and the second strap end is adapted to extend therebeneath such that a pin downwardly extending from the top member is adapted to extend through the aligned strap holes (a slot in the seat portion of the base member is provided for this purpose) and thus serve to connect the buckle and belt straps in the desired fashion. The top member hingedly connects to a portion of an end wall upstanding from the base member.