Abstract: An anti-pickpocket device for pockets of garments, and for trouser pockets in particular, designed to make it extremely difficult to steal objects, for example wallets, from pockets after cutting the outer fabric of the pocket by means, for example, of a knife. According to the invention, the anti-pickpocket device is composed of a metal lattice from which extend at least two connecting elements designed to be secured to different points of the internal fabric of the pocket in such a way that the lattice extends over most of the internal surface of the outer fabric of the pocket, so that it is disposed between the object contained in the pocket and the outer fabric of the pocket.

Abstract: A window regulator mechanism, that is a mechanism adapted to raise and lower the window glass of a motor vehicle, is disclosed in which the tension of the cable which physically effects the raising and lowering movements of the window glass can be adjusted by the agency of a sawtooth clutch connecting the cable winding drum and a gear segment mounted coaxially therewith. The adjustment is effected by means of a specially provided torque wrench.