Abstract: This invention relates to a backpack type carrier for portable oxygen dispensers characterized by a padded frame, shoulder straps and a hip-encircling belt for supporting the frame on the back of the wearer, a flap formed of breathable material having a lower marginal edge attached to the padded frame in the area of the belt and extending upwardly therefrom so as to cooperate with the frame to define an open-topped pouch for the reception of a portable self-contained oxygen dispenser, retaining members connecting portions adjacent the sides of the flap to the frame for confining the sides of the oxygen dispenser while simultaneously permitting by-products exhausted from the latter to escape into the atmosphere, and a pocket on the outside of the flap for storing the oxygen delivery tube and associated nosepiece when not in use.

Abstract: This invention relates to an improved pouch-type infant carrier characterized by a drawstring subassembly extending transversely of the seat operative upon actuation to preset the maximum distance separating the leg openings so as to locate the latter directly behind the knees when the child is seated in the pouch with his or her legs open in spread-eagle relation, and a belt-forming appendage located adjacent the leg openings operative upon being drawn taut and tied or otherwise secured around the waist to cooperate with the drawstring subassembly to maintain the leg openings in preselected fixed spaced relation.