Abstract: A device or ornament to be mounted on a bottom on a cap by means of a bottom on the device or ornament having a slot or slit running from one side of the bottom with a centrally positioned opening in the bottom adapted to snap around the button attachment at the apogee of a cap and to hold the device on the cap.

Abstract: A container or other device or ornament with a centrally positioned opening in the bottom adapted to snap on to a button at the apogee of a cap and the combination of the container and cap. The container has a lid with a latch. The opening in the bottom is formed by two or more intersecting cuts, with a center portion at the intersection of the cuts removed to form a hole. This allows the tines formed by the intersecting cuts to deform to allow a button to be pushed through, thereby seating the box on the cap and when desired the container may be removed by the reverse procedure.

Abstract: A container with a centrally positioned opening in the bottom adapted to snap on to a button at the apogee of a cap and the combination of the container and cap. The container has a lid with a latch. The opening in the bottom is formed by two or more intersecting cuts, with a center portion at the intersection of the cuts removed to form a hole. This allows the tines formed by the intersecting cuts to deform to allow a button to be pushed through, thereby seating the box on the cap and when desired the container may be removed by the reverse procedure.

Abstract: Fishing lures which have a leadhead, soft polymeric body and a fishing hook extended from the body are prepared by using a leadhead with a releasable hooking means for releasably holding a fishing hook, whereby the leadhead and releasable hooking means are positioned into the front of the soft polymeric body and the fishing hook is positioned into the back portion of the body and attached onto the releasable hooking means. Thereby allowing multiple fishing hooks and different placement of fishing hooks than possible with the one piece leadhead and fishing hook arrangement of the prior art.