Abstract: A walking cane for the blind, visible during the day or night, having an elongated tubular main shaft of light conducting material with a ground engaging tip secured to one end and a tubular handle to the other end. A cover of translucent white light transmitting material envelops most of the outer surface of the shaft and outer surface of the handle, but a portion of the shaft above the ground engaging tip is exposed to provide a window for the emission of light. This window may be dyed with a red translucent material. A solid rod of light conducting material resides within the tubular shaft and has a roughened outer surface portion which diffuses light directed axially along the shaft toward the exposed portion of the shaft. A spirally wrapped layer of pliable light transmitting plastic film envelops the rest of the outer surface of the rod and diffuses the light toward the white cover.

Abstract: A key ring and/or chain holder for retaining keys in a position where they can be readily located and easily removed when desired has a bracket arranged for being fixed to a support member and releasably receiving an attaching member having at least one key fastened to it for connecting the key to the bracket. The bracket is provided with a longitudinally extending key-slot having a longitudinal opening communicating with an enlarged inner portion which retainingly receives a head terminating an elongated neck of the attaching member. By making the smallest dimension of the head greater than the transverse width of the longitudinal opening, and greater than a restricted end of the inner portion of the key-slot, and by providing shoulders on a body portion of the attaching member, the head only can be entered into and withdrawn from the key-slot only from the unrestricted end of the key-slot, thus assuring retention of the attachment member, and associated key, on the bracket.