Abstract: The device includes a main support member in the form of a shell which fits over the body of the infant when the infant is lying down; an upright bottle support removably mounted on the main support for mounting the bottle, this bottle support having a caricature thereon such as of an animal; a bottle carriage on the bottle support, pivoted between an active position in which an infant feeds, and an inactive position in which it is inclined away from the infant's face, and having a weight for moving it to inactive position when the bottle is released; the bottle support includes a music box which is activated by the bottle carriage when the latter is moved to inactive position; and the main support while carrying the bottle support is demountably positionable on a pull-toy, such as a buggy which, together as a combination toy can be enjoyed by an older child.

Abstract: A combination holder for a package of cigarettes and ancillary items. It includes a main compartment for the cigarettes, a compartment for ashes and butts, one for a book of matches, and one for a lighter, and a clip for detachably clipping onto a person's belt, or a sun visor in an automobile, etc. An extinguisher is included in the ash compartment in the form of a perforated metal insert. The holder is unitary and effectively integral. It is preferably of plastic material, and it includes a cover for the main compartment and a cover for the ash compartment that are swingable between closed and opened positions, and are integral with the body of the holder.

Abstract: A detachable visor for a cap that is detachably mountable on the bill of the cap. The visor has a face shield pivotally interconnected by hinge means to a pair of spaced apart clip means. The clip means detachably mount on the bill of the cap. In the first mounting condition, a face shield depends downwardly from the bill of the cap to guard the face of the wearer of the cap and is pivotally movable on the hinge means to a clear position where the face shield extends upwardly from the upper surface of the bill of the cap. The visor is also mountable in a second mounting condition wherein the face shield extends upwardly from the bill of the cap in a different orientation than in the clear position. Restraining means may be provided for restraining the face shield with respect to the cap in any of the desired positions thereof.