Abstract: A holder adapted to be worn by a musician and adapted for supporting a harp to permit hands-free playing of the harp. The holder includes a supporting section comprising a pair of arms adapted for positioning in front of and at opposite sides of the musician's face. A harp supporting member extends between the outer ends of the arms and is adapted to support the harp adjacent the musician's mouth. A shoulder-engaging section is pivotally attached at the opposite ends of these arms and a first adjusting means enables adjustment of the relative positions of the outer end and the opposite end of each arm. A second adjusting means enables adjustment of the position of the shoulder-engaging section relative to the position of the opposite ends of the supporting section.

Abstract: A child's tricycle comprising a pair of rear wheels, a front wheel, a seat positioned between the front and rear wheels, a support for the seat extending between the front and rear wheels, a handle for steering, and a steering fork having an upper end for supporting the handle and a bifurcated lower end for supporting the front wheel. A one-piece crank extends through the front wheel and defines outer ends disposed on opposite sides of the front wheel for holding pedals whereby a child can propel the tricycle by applying foot pressure to the pedals to thereby turn the crank and associated front wheel. A driving connection between the crank and front wheel is provided by a centrally located bend in the crank, and a centrally located opening defined by the front wheel snugly receiving the bend. A head tube is eliminated by using a steering fork and steering wheel telescoping combination which extends through vertically-aligned openings in the tubular support extending longitudinally of the tricycle.