Abstract: An apparatus and device for concealing personal effects in combination with a device for opening a container is disclosed. More specifically, one of many embodiments of the device may include a combination of a casing, such as a wallet or other device for concealing personal effects, having an instrument inseparably attached thereto for opening the container. For example, the instrument may be used for removing a cap that is attached to a container such as a bottle. To aid in the cap removal process, an opening may be formed in the instrument and a window may be formed in the casing. The opening of the instrument may comprise a first lip for engaging a top of the cap and a second lip for engaging a lower end portion of the cap to thereby aid in removal of the cap from the container.

Abstract: A wristband or watchband is disclosed having a first band sized for encircling a wearer's wrist, a watch-engaging member and a protective cover for securing over the watch, or other measuring device or ornament, to protect it from exposure or damage. The configuration of the wristband of the present invention facilitates attachment of the wristband to the wearer's wrist and reduces the cost of manufacture in comparison to similar watchbands previously known.

Abstract: A pouch for retaining small articles or money is disclosed having a key-concealing mechanism associated with a secondary enclosure in which one or more keys may be retained in a concealed fashion until such time as the key or keys are desired for use. The key-concealing mechanism of the present invention is structured to slidably move the key or keys from a position of concealment within the secondary enclosure to a position outside the secondary enclosure where the key or keys can be accessed for use.