Abstract: The skin adhesive decal is a combination of a multi-color flexographically printed design on a very thin, flexible, extensible, uniform layer of water resistant material covering a water soluble release layer carried by porous decal paper and a uniform deposit of adhesive covering the design and adapted to hold the design against the skin and protect it from disruption. The decal may be combined with a sticker to form a unique singular product capable of separation by the user into its sticker and decal components. The sticker is a combination of a multi-color flexographically printed design on an ink-accepting paper lying atop a very thin, uniform layer of removable pressure sensitive adhesive atop a liner weight backing paper.

Abstract: An emblem bearing cap attachment has a substantially planar, relatively stiff body defining a forward surface and a rearward surface. A primary crease or folding line extends centrally across the planar body defining an upper facing panel and a lower backing panel. The folding line facilitates folding of the body about and capturing the adjustable straps of a baseball style cap to position the rearward surface of the facing panel in confronting relationship with the rearward surface of the backing panel whereat are fastening means to secure the panels together. The facing panel completely closes the semicircular opening at the rear of the cap and allows the display of emblems or other indicia thereon.

Abstract: An emblem bearing cap attachment has a substantially planar, relatively stiff body defining a forward surface and a rearward surface. A primary crease extends centrally across the planar body defining an upper facing panel and a lower backing panel. The primary crease facilitates folding of the body about and capturing the adjustable straps of a baseball style cap to position the rearward surface of the facing panel in confronting relationship with the rearward surface of the backing panel whereat are fastening means to secure the panels together. The facing panel completely closes the semicircular opening at the rear of the cap and allows the display of emblems or other indicia thereon.

Abstract: An emblem bearing cap attachment has a substantially planar, relatively stiff body defining a forward surface and a rearward surface. A primary crease extends centrally across the planar body defining an upper facing panel and a lower backing panel. The primary crease facilitates folding of the body about and capturing the band of a baseball style cap to position the rearward surface of the facing panel in confronting relationship with the inside surface of the crown rearward portion whereat are fastening means to secure the backing panel to the cap. The facing panel allows the display of emblems or other indicia thereon whether the facing panel is folded upwardly or downwardly.

Abstract: An apparatus for multi-image viewing includes a first hollow eye piece housing having a first eye aperture and a concentric second equator aperture; and a second hollow lens housing having a third equator aperture and a concentric fourth lens mount aperture. A multifaceted disc-like, prismatic lens is seated within the lens mount housing in fixed relation to the lens mount aperture. The diameter of the outer periphery of the lens exceeds that of inner periphery of the lens mount aperture. The first hollow housing is permanently bonded to the second hollow housing at their equator apertures.

Abstract: A decorative device for hanging in and revolving in the wind to create a pleasant effect. The device has a number of slats of selected material mounted for arcuate positioning with respect to one another on a longitudinally extending strut also serves as a hanging device. The slats are rotatable on the strut and are held thereon in such a manner to provide positioning and holding friction between adjacent slats which allows the arcuate positioning of one slat to another to provide for the creation of a spiral design of any desired lead or pitch. By coloring selected areas of the slats while they are in a flat, unformed position, a particular decorative effect is obtained when the spiral is formed.