Abstract: An ankle pouch that can be worn either under one's clothing, or can be worn in conjunction with evening wear or formal wear. The pouch has elastic gathers which snugly hold the pouch in place to one's arm or leg area Another embodiment of the pouch has a water-tight compartment for protecting articles while swimming. Located along the flap, which covers the mouth opening of the pouch, is a translucent pocket for displaying information in case of an emergency, such as instructions on dispensing the medication located within the pouch. In situations where one is jogging, the pouch is slipped over the wrist with an arching strap inserted between the fingers of the hand. The pouch has many other uses, such as carrying pepper spray or pagers.

Abstract: A billfold and credit card carrier engineered for minimum thickness has a pair of nested pockets shaped and dimensioned to hold adjacent stacks of banknotes, and series of credit card-sized pockets for holding credit cards, driver's license, and other similarly sized documents in side-by-side arrangements.

Abstract: A multi-pocket female wallet includes a cover, and a plurality of pockets. The cover comprises an outside layer, and an inside layer having the shape of a rectangle. A first end of a pocket template is cut into the shape of three equally spaced apart tab projections. The plurality of tab projections are folded over the bottom folded member. The cover is fastened to the pocket template at the top edge thereof. A first and second stitch create three pockets in the pocket template. The plurality of tab projections are attached to the bottom folded member with suitable fastening means. A second embodiment of a multi-pocket female wallet includes a cover, a pocket member, and an attachment strap. The cover has a plurality of layers which are attached to the pocket member with a surrounding seam binding. Pockets are defined by sewing the cover to the pocket member substantially perpendicular to the length of the pocket member.

Abstract: A foldable wallet includes a plurality of pockets bearing identifying indicia for holding credit cards and the like. A front panel is provided with spaces for presenting identifying descriptions of the items in one of the pockets and identifying indicia corresponding to the indicia on one of the pockets.

Abstract: A hanger has first and second support members, an article hangingly supported by the first support member and a package for the article hangingly supported by the second support member. The package defines a passage therethrough and the second support member is resident in the package passage.

Abstract: A hanger is comprised of a one-piece body having a hook portion for the receipt of a display rod, a central portion depending from the hook portion, the body defining in the central portion a transverse opening therethrough fully bounded by the central portion, a fold line portion depending from the central portion and a flap segment depending from the fold line segment, the central portion, the fold line portion and the flap segment jointly defining a slot in the body which opens into a margin of the body, the central portion defining a notch bounding the slot and transversely coextensive with the transverse opening. An article displayed by the hanger has a fold part disposed in the transverse opening and at least first and second parts extending from the fold part. The first part is disposed between hanger flap segment and the hanger central portion and the second part is disposed fully exteriorly of the hanger.

Abstract: The present invention provides a detachable organizer with a fastener for securing the organizer closed and/or for securing the organizer to a target surface, such as the interior surface of the closure flap of a flight case or a litigation briefcase. Alternatively, the organizer can be secured to a wall, countertop, desktop or dashboard or the like. For use by aircraft flight crew personnel, the interior of the organizer comprises a plurality of pockets adapted for receiving and securely holding small necessary items, including passport, small pocket calculator, flight log and expense record, pens and/or pencils, mini-flashlight and the FAA-approved folding multipurpose tool unit (e.g., the Leatherman tool). The preferred fastener by which the organizer is secured closed and attached to the target surface is hook-loop material, and preferably the organizer can be reversibly secured to the target surface in the closed or opened configuration.

Abstract: A hanger is comprised of a one-piece body having a hook portion for the receipt of a display rod, a central portion depending from the hook portion, the body defining in the central portion a transverse opening therethrough fully bounded by the central portion, a fold line portion depending from the central portion and a flap segment depending from the fold line segment, the central portion, the fold line portion and the flap segment jointly defining a slot in the body which opens into a margin of the body. A wallet displayed by the hanger has a fold part disposed in the transverse opening and at least first and second parts extending from the fold part. The first part is disposed between hanger flap segment and the hanger central portion and the second part is disposed fully exteriorly of the hanger.

Abstract: A waterproof wallet and pouch combination can be securely worn around the wrist, with the wallet (1) secured in the pouch (9) in a substantially waterproof manner. The pouch (9) is secured to the limb (30) by means of a sleeve (27) and is secured in position by hook and loop type fasteners (24 & 29, 23 & 21, and 19 & 21). When the back (11) of the pouch (9) seals over the opening (12) in the pouch (9) to secure to the front (10) of the pouch (9) by hook and loop type fasteners (15 & 16) the section (17) of the front (10) of the pouch adjacent the opening (12) of the pouch folds back on its self. The wallet (1) contains a note compartment (2) which runs the length of the wallet (1), and is divided into three sections (6,7 & 3) along its length and is folded with, at least, one of the end sections (6) being folded onto the middle section (7), and placed in the pouch (9).

Abstract: A portable holder for tissues to carry full size tissues right from a tissue box. The holder is to be die cut from flexible transparent material such as vinyl. The holder has having two like pockets on interior surface so aligned as to create a channel for the insertion of an insert cut to fit the rectangular main body of holder for tissues. Transparency of holder allows the insert to be seen through holder thereby becoming the decor of holder. With the insert in place, tissues are placed over the insert, the holder is folded and the fastener is secured.

Abstract: A portable alarm device comprised of an electronic circuit that, among other components, includes a power cell, a cell clip that holds the cell in position and an audio output means for emitting an audible alarm sound. The circuit is mounted in a folder with a centralized fold, thus forming two folder halves positioned in spaced apart adjacency, the folder including an interlocking means for temporarily securing the folder halves together so that the folder remains in a closed position. A tab is positioned on one folder half opposite the circuit and is designed to easily slide between the power cell and the cell clip when the folder is in the closed position, thus breaking the circuit and preventing the alarm from sounding. When the folder is placed in the closed, but not secured orientation, between or under an object of importance, the alarm will sound if the object is moved since this allows the folder halves to move apart thus withdrawing the tab and closing the circuit.

Abstract: A plurality of component holder members for a purse, each having a base plate arranged at one or both sides pockets or cases for carrying any of credit cards, bank cards, calling cards, commutation tickets, a driver's license, coins, banknotes, etc. and provided at one edge with joints, are applicable and a desired number of them can be joined together with a binder through their joints in order to form a particular configuration of the purse which is required by a user.

Abstract: A housing designed to contain a logic circuit (15) comprising two shells (11a, 11b) each including a welding area (17a, 17b) having an appropriate geometry permitting ultrasonic welding, such that when both shells are assembled before a welding phase, they are shifted along a vertical axis (20). The supporting plate (13) comprises a mounting ear (23) while the shells comprise a receptacle (33a, 33b). During the welding phase, there is no concomitant contact between any of the upper face (26) and lower face (27) of the ear (23) and the corresponding bearing faces (34a, 34b) of the receptacles, owing to a shift (21). The shift is reduced and the concomitant contact takes place between the bearing faces (34a, 34b) of the receptacles and each of the upper and lower faces (26, 27) of the ear (23) only when the welding phase is completed.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to a soft, book-like container for storing and displaying items of jewelry. The container generally comprises a pliable, foldable cover element made from a first, durable material and a page-like section made from a second, fabric material. The page-like section is affixed along one side edge to the cover element and is arranged relative to the cover element to permit folding of the cover element about the page-like fabric section to contain the page-like fabric section, Moreover, the page-like fabric section comprises a fabric loop having exterior jewelry display surfaces and inner mounting cap surfaces.

Abstract: A surgical dressing used to separate and hold electrical leads or wires is disclosed. Following heart surgery, negative and positive electrical leads may be attached to a patient's heart in pairs and left protruding from an incision or incisions in the patient's chest so the patient's heartbeat can be stabilized by external means without reopening the patient's chest. These electrical leads are wrapped around themselves by medical personnel but frequently become tangled and must be separated before they can be attached to a pacemaker machine in an emergency. The dressing disclosed is a booklet which uses compartments in the form of pockets or pages for receiving the electrical leads and holding them in a tangle-free, separated condition for easy, rapid access and use in an emergency.

Abstract: A body wallet is adapted to be worn around the ankle region by encircling it. It is large enough to hold an unfolded conventional-sized wallet. The wallet is made of a cloth material having an interior pouch and two strips of hook and loop fastening material sewn along each of the transverse ends. The pouch has a lengthwise opening for receiving articles. The wallet is large enough to encircle a limb with the ends overlapping somewhat. The two strips of hook and loop fastening material, otherwise known as VELCRO strips, are then engaged to keep the wallet in place. There is an elastic safety belt and buckle extending from and attached to the transverse ends. They are coupled to act as a safety backup when the VELCRO strips become loose. The pouch includes interior pockets or compartments for holding articles and there can be an outside pocket for holding articles such as coins or keys which are accessible without undoing the wallet.

Abstract: Combined keyholders and wallets include a plurality of overlying layers forming a currency pocket therebetween and to which is attached at least one key cover having a plurality of cut-outs along opposite edges. A plurality of adjacent key receiving pockets are formed beneath the key cover by alternate axial and angular lines of attachment between the key cover and one of the layers. Multiple key covers may be provided as well as combinations of key covers, card-bearing sections and hidden compartments.

Abstract: An earring purse which includes a stiff foraminous panel for mounting post earrings keeps the earrings organized and prevents collisions. The stiff panel is rectangular and attaches to the inside of a rectangular protective cover along one of its edges. In the closed position, the protective cover folds over the stiff panel and attaches to itself by a fastening means comprising Velcro strips located at both ends of the protective cover. The protective cover opens into a single flap allowing the stiff panel to be lifted up for convenient posting and retrieval of earrings.

Abstract: A timepiece that may be associated with a billfold in which the incorporation of the timepiece into the billfold does not significantly affect either the configuration or usage of the billfold.A battery-powered digital watch includes a printed circuitboard that is oversized to provide a flange that extends beyond the periphery of the watch cover. The wallet into which the timepiece is to be incorporated includes a cutout in its cover or a pocket sized to receive the cover member of the watch to permit viewing of the digital display, but to prevent the flange from passing therethrough. The timepiece is secured in place by an adhesive-bearing web overlying the backsides of both the flange and the wallet member through which the watch is viewed. Alternatively, or additionally, adhesive may be applied to the frontside of the flange that interfaces with the backside of the wallet member.

Abstract: A case or bag for protecting and housing cards in which magnetically stored records are read out by a device to make various identifications, such as bank cards for automatic withdrawals, credit cards for purchasing goods and services on credit, membership cards for identifying membership of various clubs, and cards for identifying the seal of an individual registered with a government office, the case or bag having a portion made of a magnetic shielding plate or mesh which acts to prevent magnetic force from entering from outside the case and affecting the stored record in the cards.

Abstract: A portable folder type pencil case, includes, a cover sheet panel being foldable in half and including first and second half panels each respectively having an inner half panel overlaid and joined on an inner side of the cover panel, the first inner half panel having a non-adhesive lateral mid-portion and the second half panel having an adhesive lateral mid-portion for overlapping with the lateral mid-portion upon folding of the case, a first and second guard strip panel wherein an outer end portion of the first half cover panel is joined with the first guard strip panel and an outer edge end portion of the second half cover panel is joined with the second guard strip panel, and a single-face adhesive panel strip connected to the cover sheet panel adjacent the second guard panel strip and including a panel strip for reinforcement of the single-face adhesive panel strip, the second guard strip panel having an adhesive back face for being selectively securely engaged with the first guard strip panel.

Abstract: A housing designed to contain a logic circuit (15) comprising two shells (11a, 11b) each including a welding area (17a, 17b) having an appropriate geometry permitting ultrasonic welding, such that when both shells are assembled before a welding phase, they are shifted along a vertical axis (20). The supporting plate (13) comprises a mounting ear (23) while the shells comprise a receptacle (33a, 33b). During the welding phase, there is no concomitant contact between any of the upper face (26) and lower face (27) of the ear (23) and the corresponding bearing faces (34a, 34b) of the receptacles, owing to a shift (21). The shift is reduced and the concomitant contact takes place between the bearing faces (34a, 34b) of the receptacles and each of the upper and lower faces (26, 27) of the ear (23) only when the welding phase is completed.