Abstract: An adjustable collar for attachment around a handle such as the handle of a baseball bat. The adjustable collar has a rubber-like strip which has a strap affixed to its outer face. The strap extends past the rubber strip and has a ring at one end and a free end at the other end. The rubber-like strip is pressed against the place on the handle where it is desired to be attached and the free end is passed through the ring and is looped back toward the free end and affixed to the strap by a hook and loop fastener or other removable fastening structure.

Abstract: A brush for cleaning foodstuff, especially fragile foodstuff such as ears of fresh corn and mushrooms. The brush has a handle portion which supports many straight rows of bristles. The rows of bristles are not parallel but get closer together near one end of the brush. The bristles are fabricated from a very soft polymer and are positioned at different heights along the bottom of the brush. The shortest bristles are near the center so that the brush can be used on a curved surface such as an ear of corn, a mushroom, or a carrot among other fruits and vegetables.

Abstract: A cardboard box for storing and easily removing cards which box has a smooth flat bottom. The box has a bottom panel to which front and back panels are hingedly affixed. The back panel has a pair of end flaps, each of which have flaps extending from them. The front panel has a pair of end flaps and the top panel is hinged to the back panel and an outer front panel is also hinged thereto. When the box is folded the end flaps of the back panel fold around so that the bottom panel has an upper surface that is not interrupted by any flaps.