Abstract: An apparatus for simultaneously protecting the steering wheel, seat and seat back of a vehicle such as an automobile from radical temperature changes which includes a cover composed of insulating material such as terry cloth or aluminized cotton material. The cover extends over the seat and seat back, and a portion of the cover comprises a pocket adapted to fit over the steering wheel. When the cover is removed from over the steering wheel, the portion of the cover which includes the pocket hangs straight down over the forward edge of the seat so as not to interfere with the controls for the vehicle while the driver is seated on the cover.

Abstract: The invention is a seat cover that can be stored when not in use or when not needed without the complicated process of totally removing it from the seat. The invention consists of a rollable seat cover that will self-wind when activated. The seat cover is fitted into and stores within the head rest on the seat. The seat cover also crosses over and covers the head rest as well.

Abstract: This disclosure pertains to a slip cover device adapted to be positioned over the uppermost portions of a chair backrest. The open mouth portion of an inverted U shaped cross-section fabricated from a flexible material is applied downwardly surrounding the uppermost marginal edges of the backrest of the chair. The rearmost surface of the cover is provided with a pouch having an open mouth at the uppermost region thereof. A purse may be stored in the pouch, utilizing a flexible strip hingeably affixed at one end and removably affixed at the other end to the rearmost surface of the cover to capture the handle of the purse. One marginal edge of the inverted U shaped cross-section, that is applied downwardly surrounding the uppermost marginal edges of the backrest of the chair, is elongated, such that the elongated portion may be attached to selected areas of the chair itself or the pouch portions of the apparatus or the portion of the apparatus which resides on the top of the backrest of the chair.

Abstract: A beach accessory in the form of a combined beach towel--chair cover--tote bag, comprising an elongated strip of absorbent towelling having pockets on its opposite major surfaces at one end, at least one of said pockets being large enough to store the entire length of towelling not covered by the pockets, the pockets opening inwardly of the towelling and having stringing through casings along their free edges to allow closure thereof to form a tote bag for said towelling and other articles to be carried.

Abstract: The invention herein disclosed relates to an improved method of upholstering seating units having rigid frames. After the rigid frame is constructed and various surfaces including its seat and back portions covered with a resilient foam layer, an upholstery cover is positioned over the frame and secured thereto through the use of rigid rods and swivel snap clips. The rigid rods are enclosed in fabric pockets within the upholstery cover. The swivel snap clips are connected to the rigid rods at one end and to eyebolts in the rigid frame at their other end.

Abstract: A leisure chair comprising a generally rectangular frame bent on a line extending transversely of the frame so as to be generally L-shaped as viewed from the side with support and backrest frame portions. The chair also includes a cover for the frame extending between opposite sides of the backrest frame portion, and a cushion swingable relative to the frame about the bend line of the frame. The chair may be used in two different positions on the floor, one in which the cover functions as a backrest and the cushion as a seat, and the other in which the cover presents a reclining surface and the cushion provides a headrest to one reclining on the surface.

Abstract: A rectangular, coarse-weave blanket is folded upon itself at one edge to form a pocket, which is sewn into that position at the ends and, optionally, at intermediate locations. A long tube of leather, or other flexible material, is fastened at one side to the underside of the pocket, and is to be arranged along the front edge of an automobile seat. This forms a scabbard for storing a hunting gun. Two slits, one on each edge of opposite sides of the blanket, divide it into a cover for the seat cushion and a cover for the back cushion. Each slit is reinforced with decorative piping that forms a pair of loops at the outer corners of each slit. The same kind of piping is sewn to the edge of the pocket and extends beyond it at each end for fastening the blanket to structural members of an automotive vehicle seat and for forming corners therein.

Abstract: A chair adapted to be packaged, transported and sold in knocked-down (disassembled) fashion and constructed of extremely lightweight and inexpensive components while providing a chair of more than adequate structural strength for normal usage. A pair of uprights are formed from an extremely lightweight relatively soft plastic material such as foamed polystyrene (polyurethane foam) preferably having imbedded therein either cardboard discs or a flat cardboard sheet generally conforming to the outline of each upright for yielding added structural strength; the uprights each being provided with coaligned openings for receiving paper tubes to collectively define an assembled chair frame. The discs or the sheet define the base of each opening.

Abstract: A kit including the elements necessary to adapt a seat and a conventional vehicle seat in particular to provide full length body support and inflatable adjustment of its various portions to suit the size and the comfort of a particular occupant of the seat. The kit comprises a plurality of inflatable bags attached together in mattress like form with each bag having a port through which air may be introduced under pressure into the bag or exhausted therefrom; and a slip cover dimensioned to fit over the air bags and a car seat when applied thereto with the seat cover including means for securing it in position on the car seat.

Abstract: This invention relates to auxiliary seat and back cushion means with safety belt for protective retention of a passenger riding behind the operator of an open vehicle such as a motorcycle wherein the operator rides astride the seat and the passenger, riding behind the operator, is retained upon the vehicle by fastening means encompassing the passenger and the operator; and wherein a back cushion is provided for support of the passenger in upright position.