Abstract: A key holder and belt attachment device having a body with two legs and a push button in the second leg of the body. The push button is mounted and slidable within the second leg to abut a swinging catch member which allows removal of the belt from a U-shaped slot created by the legs of the body. The swinging catch member is pivotally attached to the second leg and may be biased to the closed position where the belt is held within the slot of the body. The spring-biased push button may close off a second opening of the body which retains keys.

Abstract: A key ring holder with two specific areas to which key rings may be easily attached with one hand. The key ring holder may be affixed to a belt strap for convenience. Key rings may be suspended from either a horizontally or vertically installed half-ring. The horizontally attached half-ring is attached to a spring which is installed within the key ring holder, giving it an elastic quality. A pivoting locking device contains a protruding segment which is inserted into an indentation on the opposite side, thus locking the key ring holder onto a belt.