Abstract: A carrying handle for two beverage containers of the type having a molded in carrying lip, the handle being comprised of a length of rigid tubing threaded with an endless loop of essentially nonstretching cord each end of which is available to be secured about one bottle neck below the carrying lip.

Abstract: A device is provided for instructing and training in the aiming of a billiard cue ball for proper contact with an object ball. The device is a flat compliant structure having an elongated shape possessing symmetry about a longitudinal axis and comprising an object ball locator, an aiming pattern, and a pointer centered on said axis. The device is sufficiently thin so as not to deflect billiard balls during play, and small enough in size to be utilized near the corners of a billiard table playing surface.

Abstract: A training device for determining the theoretical point to aim a billiard ball at a billiard table cushion when attempting a bank shot.

Abstract: A training device to assist a billiard player to separately or in combination both form a bridge and evaluate the straightness of his cue stick stroke. The device includes a rigid base, a support post extending upwardly from the base, and an elongated cue guide attached to the upper end of the post. The guide is in the form of an open trough having a V-shaped forward end and a semi-circular back end. The support post is capable of limited bending only in a plane which is both perpendicular to the plane of the base and coextensive with the longitudinal axis of the guide. Finger locators are disposed on the upper surface of the base.