Abstract: A picture frame clamp having four corner brackets for holding the respective corners at a right angular relationship. The four corner brackets are four diagonally extending strap lengths which are connected adjacent the intersecting ends thereof by an adjustment screw to firmly clamp the corners together in a right angular relationship.The straps are connected to the corners so as to be capable of varying the length thereof to the clamp at the intersection thereby to permit the clamp to be adaptable for use for different picture frames.

Abstract: A twirling baton with a handle mounted on an axis extending perpendicular to the axis of the baton shaft by which the baton may be twirled with minimal effort, said handle being equipped with braking means to quickly stop the rotation of the baton when desired.