Abstract: A backscratcher having a telescopically adjustable shaft and a plurality of interchangeable attachment end pieces. The shaft has a plurality of segments which may be telescopically positioned within one another, in order to maximally extend the shaft, or alternately, to retract the shaft into a storage position. The shaft terminates at one end with an attachment segment having a threaded bore, thereby allowing selective attachment to corresponding threads located upon the attachment end pieces. The shaft terminates at its other end with an outermost segment having a clip on its outside surface, thereby allowing selective attachment of the backscratcher to a pocket on an item of clothing worn by a user. The interchangeable attachment end pieces include two backscratchers, a mirror, a pen, a fork, a spoon, a hand pointer, a business card holder, a toothbrush, a Phillips screwdriver, a magnet, an alligator clip, and a multiple attachment end piece.

Abstract: A back scratcher including an elongated slender stem having a handle disposed at a first end thereof and a scratching head disposed at a second end of said stem. The stem includes a substantially arcuate form, the handle and the scratching head being oriented at an obtuse angle one to another thereby. The scratching head has bristles extending laterally therefrom. The handle has an elongated handle portion extending in either direction from the first end and a plane defined by said stem whereby, when the handle is grasped with one hand portion placed against the palm of the user and a finger is positioned along the other handle portion and the stem is placed over the shoulder or around the waist, the bristles are aligned to engage the back of the user. The stem is preferably further defined by a substantially uniform radius in a side view thereof and planar in a front view thereof.