Abstract: A device for smashing or breaking windows in the event of a traffic-accident. The device has a holding plate with holes for the attachment thereof, and clips for the accommodation of a hammer. The holding plate consists of a base of T-shaped configuration while the hammer is provided, in the vicinity of the head thereof, with two symmetrical tips and, in the vicinity of the free end of the handle, with a blade for cutting safety belts. In the three end-regions of the T-shaped configuration of the base, there are protective walls which cover the hammer-tips and the free end of the hammer-handle.

Abstract: There is provided an improved hand tool having a body portion with an axe blade attached thereto. A knife blade extends from the body portion and a sheath is pivotally mounted on the body portion so as to be movable between first and second positions. The sheath is configured to cover the knife blade when the sheath is in the first position and to cover the axe blade when the sheath is in the second position.

Abstract: Ice tool with a handle formed from the shaft providing clearance for the user's hand when the shaft is parallel and adjacent to an ice surface. The tool having a pick and spike for imbedding in the ice surface and a means for attachment of a line. A force supplied to the line further imbeds the pick and spike into the ice surface.

Abstract: Combination tool comprising an elongated tubular handle; one or several individual or combined tool members adapted to be inserted into at least one end of said handle; and a locking device for releasably connecting said tool members to said handle. The combination tool is characterized by two opposite slots at at least one end of said handle; a support block fixed to the outer surface of said handle and covering one of said slots; stop means fixed to at least one side of the tool members for engagement with the inner surface of the handle opposite to the slot covered by the support block; said locking device comprising a leaf spring fixed to the outer surface of the handle; a transverse locking pin fixed to at least one end of said leaf spring; at least one transverse aperture in said handle; and at least one groove in the back edge of the tool member, said groove having a shape complementary to the locking pin.