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Jack Provost

Dennis B Jenkins

Jeffrey R Burger

Kevin J Vititoe

Kenneth W Martin

Chris Scott Daniels

Peter F Connolly

Brian William Jenkins

An eye shield attachment can be used in combination with a safety helmet. This helmet has a front brim continuous with a rim extending along each opposite side of the safety helmet to a pair of rim slots in the helmet's rim. The attachment has a pair of frames that can removably attach to the pair of rim slots in the helmet. The frames each have a fastening member that is lockable onto a corresponding one of the rim slots and adjustable to accommodate various depths in the rim slots. A support structure attached to the pair of frames extends along the rim toward the front brim. A front lens and corrective glasses may be attached to the support structure. A pliable bead may be attached to the front of the support structure and extend rearwardly to engage a wearer's forehead.

Safety helmet attachment and method for shielding eyes

An eye shield attachment can be used in combination with a safety helmet. The helmet has a front brim continuous with a rim extending along each opposite side of the safety helmet adjacent to a pair of rim slots in the rim of the safety helmet. The eye shield attachment has a lens and a right and a left structure. Each of the right and left structures has (a) a side frame adapted to be suspended below the rim and to extend toward the front brim, and (b) at least one tong adapted to be removably and dependently attached from below to a corresponding one of the rim slots in the helmet for supporting the side frame. The lens is attached distally between the right and the left structures and can pivot under the front brim between a lowered and a raised position and still remain subjacent to the front brim. The right and left structures are adjustable to provide an adjustable orientation of the lens while in the lowered position.

An assembly for attachment to the bill of a cap comprises a curved lens panel, and a pivot member to receive the lens and attach it to a frame. The pivot member includes a lens retaining member formed by a curvilinear wall that extends from the body, and the body's curved ends form receptacles that receive the lens panel's ends; the lens panel can be readily inserted and removed, enabling the user to interchange lenses, using different styles, colors, or prescriptions. The pivot member includes a hinge enabling the lens to be pivoted into several positions, and a middle member connecting the lens retaining receptacle with the hinge. The frame has curved ends which form a gripper opening for receiving the bill of a cap, and a barb which engages the bill. Screws threaded through the frame ends also aid in attaching the eyeglass assembly to the bill.

Clip-on glasses

Bill clip-on, tilt-up sunglasses

A golf towel set is adapted for attachment to a golf bag or other article. The golf towel has a main towel and an accessory towel. The accessory towel is releasably attached to the main towel. A fastener can attach the main towel to the golf bag or other article.

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Chatham, NJ, United States of America

Jack Provost