Abstract: A clothing accessory is provided which includes a base panel, the upper portion of which is bifurcated to form a pair of belt loop portions through which a wearer passes their belt thereby securing the accessory to the trousers in juxtaposition to one of the belt loops of the trousers. The lower portion of the base panel includes a pocket or similar receptacle for storage of personal objects. The pocket or receptacle may be formed integrally with the base panel or secured thereto.

Abstract: An improved camera accessory carrying case is provided which has a plurality of cylindrically shaped compartments for accessories arranged in side-by-side relationship. Each compartment is individually attached to a backing panel. The compartments and panel are constructed of flexible padded material for protection of the accessories from shock. A single flexible covering flap is provided with a laterally extending closure strip for connection with vertically extending closure strips on each compartment. Padding which is adjustable as to thickness is disposed in the bottoms of the compartments to provide additional cushioning and to adjust the depth of the compartment to fit the accessory, such as camera lenses.

Abstract: This invention is a knife sheath structure readily connected to a belt member adapted to receive and convey a knife member therein. The knife sheath structure includes (1) a main knife support assembly to vertically and laterally support the knife member therein; (2) a vertical support assembly secured to the main knife support assembly and releasably connectable to the belt member; (3) a cover assembly secured to the main knife support assembly adapted to cover a portion of the knife member to restrict upward and lateral movement thereof; (4) a sharpener and connector assembly connected to the vertical support assembly. The sharpener and connector assembly includes a connector ring having a sharpener plate member secured thereto. The connector ring is of rectangular shape adapted to receive a portion of the main knife support assembly to connect to the belt member and a portion of the cover assembly to hold the knife member in a conveyance position.

Abstract: A multiple pocket clothing accessory is provided which includes a base panel, the upper portion of which has a pair of belt loops through which a wearer passes their belt thereby securing the device to his trousers. The lower portion of the base panel includes a tie string which the wearer ties around his thigh. A plurality of pockets including closed and open pockets are disposed on an intermediate portion of the base panel thereby providing both secure and convenient storage for personal objects.

Abstract: A combination holster and belt in which the holster is rapidly attachable to or separable from the belt comprising a holster with two spaced understanding pins on the side of the holster next to the body of the person wearing the holster, each pin comprising a shank and a generally flat head of substantial larger diameter than the diameter of the shank; and a belt having affixed on the inside surface thereof two rigid slotted plates spaced apart substantially the same distance as the distance between said pins, each of the plates and the adjacent portion of the belt being perforated with a slot, one end of which is large enough to admit the flat head of said pin and the other end of which is smaller in diameter than the head and yet large enough to admit the shank of said pin.

Abstract: A storage receptacle is formed by a length of material having opposed terminal ends and a substantially centrally positioned fold line, the length of material being foldable along the central fold line to create two substantially equal sections, each of the sections including one or more storage compartments formed therein. Each of the storage compartments is ideally provided with a closure flap, and fastening elements are interposed between the closure flap and the storage compartment thereby to permit the sealing of each of the storage compartments. Finally, other fastening elements are further provided in connection with the terminal ends of the length of material to permit the sections to be folded over and fastened together such that the entire receptacle may be stored about a support such as a belt.

Abstract: A lady's handbag adapted to be carried with improved security. The handbag includes a main article-carrying bag-shaped portion. Secured to the main portion near corners thereof is a strap adapted to be carried over the back of the wearer's neck. The main portion has an exterior face adapted to face the front of the wearer's torso when the handbag is carried with the strap over the back of the wearer's neck. Provided on that exterior face are means forming pockets for receiving both of the wearer's hands when the handbag is carried with the strap over the back of the wearer's neck. Also provided is a pair of loops and means fastening the loops in front of the aforementioned face, the loops being adapted to receive a belt worn by the wearer.