Abstract: A device for retrieving and disposing of pet feces is provided which includes a bag formed of flexible sheet material having an open end and a closed end. A tray having a bottom panel is attached to the closed end of the bag. The panel has a central score line, which forms a hinge line and side walls hingedly connected to each side of the panel on opposite sides of the score line. The side walls are pivotable, from a transportation and storage position folded against the bottom panel, to a use position normal to the panel. Thus the tray can be manipulated manually from within the bag to retrieve pet feces, and the bag subsequently inverted thereover to enclose the tray and the feces therein.

Abstract: A stereophone includes a pair of temporal pads which connect to a headband and engage the user's head above each ear. A support arm pivotally connects to each temporal pad and supports an ear cup over the user's ear. A locking mechanism enables the support arm to be positioned in a number of operating positions or swung to a transport position.

Abstract: A stereophone includes a headband which supports cup assemblies at each of its ends. The cup assemblies can be pivoted to a transport position in which they are enclosed within the headband. The ends of the headband may be fastened together to retain the cup assemblies in this position.