Abstract: A fishing float can be snapped onto a fishing line to serve as a conventional fishing float. Alternatively it can be snapped onto the shank of a fish hook to protectively cover the point. A light weight float body has an axial bore. A spring-loaded plunger fits into one end of the bore. A wire shaft fits through plunger and bore. A hook portion at the end of the shaft is forced against the float body by the spring bias to engage either the fishing line or the shank of the fish hook. While the shank of the hook is thus engaged, a recess in the float body receives the sharp point of the hook.

Abstract: A wall lamp assembly includes an elongate hollow conduit carrying and concealing electric current-carrying wires. Supported at the upper end of the conduit is an electrical lamp fixture which may include a bulb and socket, reflector, and switch. Affixed to the lower end of the conduit is an electric plug. Included are means for attaching the device to a vertical surface above the electric outlet in which the plug is inserted.