Abstract: The present invention is a key ring splitter for separating an end of a conventional key ring so as to locate keys thereon or also remove keys. The present invention utilizes a pulling motion to separate the key ring instead of a pushing motion and also includes a self-alignment feature. The key ring splitter includes a front section with a front end and a rear section with a rear end. The front section is provided with a small rectangular shaped opening which is defined by an upper edge, a lower edge, a proximal edge adjacent to the front end, and an opposite distal edge.

Abstract: A structure for displaying a phonograph album having a holder for the phonograph album and a decorative wall display frame. The holder has a framework formed from an alongated top frame member, an elongated bottom frame member, and a pair of laterally spaced elongated side frame members. A pair of bottom corner album support members extend outwardly from the front side of the framework. A pair of top corner side motion restraining members extend outwardly from the front side of the framework. A pair of diagonal brace members have their top ends connected to the elongated top frame member and their bottom ends connected to one of the respective elongated side frame members. A nail notch section is located between the top ends of the brace members. The top frame member and the bottom frame member each have a pair of laterally spaced connector notches formed in them so that a plurality of the holders for displaying a phonograph album can be connected together in a series arrangement.

Abstract: A device for restricting or resisting rotation of an associated bolt or nut, comprising an open topped cage or receptacle having a base portion and side wall portions extending upwardly, adapted to receive a nut or the head of a bolt. Retaining means are provided on the side wall portions, disposed in overlying relation to the base, for retaining the nut or bolt in assembled relationship within the cage, and means are provided into which anchoring means is adapted to be inserted, for restricting rotation of the cage and assembled bolt or nut.