Abstract: Three preferred embodiments of a baseball cap holder are disclosed. Each embodiment includes a chamfered button ring for retaining a cap by the button typically found at the top of the crown of the cap. All three embodiments in a preferred method of manufacturing are die cut and crease scored from a single sheet of material, such as polypropene plastic. The first embodiment mounts and displays a single baseball cap and comprises a vertical base mounted on a wall, a horizontal cap shape holder and a parallel and spaced chamfered button ring for slidably receiving the cap button. The second embodiment is a cap holder strip, which utilizes a plurality of similar button rings aligned along an elongated axis. The third embodiment comprises a circular pattern having a base for vertical mounting on a wall or the like, a horizontal cap supporting member and above and parallel to the cap supporting member, a button ring.

Abstract: A cap suspension apparatus (20) includes an elongated support member (22) and a plurality of cap engagement assemblies (24). The support member (22) is arranged to be releasably interconnected in series with another support member of similar construction. Each of the cap engagement assemblies (24) is rotatably borne by the support member (22) and operable to slidably receive a button (74) or other respective part of a cap (76) thereby supporting the cap (76) in an adjustable orientation relative to the support member (22).

Abstract: A hat hanger includes a hook and a crosspiece suspended by its middle from the hook. The crosspiece has ends from which depend a first pair of downwardly extending forward legs, and a second pair of downwardly extending rear legs are supported by the ends of the crosspiece and are disposed behind the first downwardly extending legs. These second downwardly extending legs have rearwardly extending bends intermediate their length and they terminate downwardly in a forwardly extending loop interconnecting lower ends of the second downwardly extending legs. The hook is swivelly connected to the crosspiece for horizontal swinging movement of the crosspiece relative to the hook. The first downwardly extending legs terminate downwardly in free ends that have enlarged protectors on them to protect a hat against damage from the free ends.

Abstract: A vertical post mounted to a base in an orthogonal relationship includes plural columns of clip members, with each clip member arranged to mount a cap thereto for display and organization of a plurality of such cap members. A modification of the invention includes flexible alignment rods wound about a spool within the post adjacent each clip projecting through an opening in the post aligned with an upper terminal end of each clip to provide underlying support for a cap member assocated with each clip. The alignment rods are retractably contained within the post when not in use.

Abstract: An improved hat holder having a crown ring and at least one adjustable strap for receiving a hat of the type having a crown and a brim for securing the hat to a surface. In a preferred embodiment, a pair of straps are connected to the surface by means of a first pair of Velcro pads connected to the ends of the straps and a second pair of Velcro pads adhesively connected to the surface whereby the hat may be conveniently placed or removed from the holder by simply separating one or both such straps at the Velcro pads from the surface.

Abstract: A hat holding device has a generally circular ring adapted to encircle a hat. The ring is pivotally mounted on lateral supports of a hanger member. The ends of the lateral supports have loops that project downwardly and terminate in a generally horizontal U-shaped body. The U-shaped body extends into the interior of the hat to support the hat and retain the hat inside of the ring. The mid-portion of the hanger member has a downwardly turned hook adapted to be placed on a support to remove the hat from the risk of damage.

Abstract: Cap storing devices, particularly a stand for supporting a plurality of caps of the type having a deformable crown and an extended visor. The stand includes a base and upstanding back, together with a curvate shelf which engages the inner periphery of a folded crown, while the cap visor extends vertically in engagement with the back. A plurality of folded caps thus may be stacked one upon the other in storage mode.

Abstract: A cap shaping and drying apparatus (10) for caps (100) having a crown (101) and a bill (102); wherein, the apparatus (10) includes: a suspension unit (11); a bill capturing unit (12) operatively associated with the suspension unit (11) and adapted to captively engage the bill (102) of the cap (100), and a support unit (13) connected to the bottom of the suspension unit (11); wherein, the support unit (13) is configured to support the interior of the crown (101) of the cap (100).

Abstract: A hairpiece storage and carrying case includes a divider for partitioning the hollow interior of the case into a hairpiece receiving compartment and an implement receiving compartment. A frame member in the shape of a human skull is disposed in the hairpiece compartment for supporting a hairpiece so that the front portion of the hairpiece is positioned between the frame member and the divider, and the rear and side portions of the hairpiece are disposed between the frame member and the side walls of the carrying case. A landing interconnects the frame member and the divider and defines a support surface in spaced relationship from the bottom wall of the case to support the front portion of the hairpiece at a desired height above the ends of sides and rear of the hairpiece to maintain the hairpiece in a simulated natural style of arranging hair. Preferably, the divider, frame member and landing are constructed as a one-piece plastic unit adhesively mounted within the interior of the case.

Abstract: Fastener for motorcycle driver's helmet comprising a pair of individual members each formed by bending an endless loop of plastic coated wire into a generally hollow U-shaped formation having an inner tongue which is adapted to be inserted under the helmet and an outer ring. On top of the ring there is welded an ear inclined at a 45.degree. angle. The ears include holes for receiving a lock to fasten the helmet to the rear of the seat of the motorcycle. Auxiliary clamp means is further provided to attach the fastener members to the rear shelf of the motorcycle.