Various techniques are disclosed for a vehicle key mount. An apparatus includes a body that includes a mounting member at a first end of the body and an attachment member at a second end of the body. The mounting member is shaped and sized for securing a vehicle key that has a corresponding shape and size to the mounting member.

Various techniques are disclosed for a vehicle key mount. An apparatus includes a body that includes a mounting member at a first end of the body and an attachment member at a second end of the body. The mounting member is shaped and sized for securing a vehicle key that has a corresponding shape and size to the mounting member.

A fastener assembly is provided having a cylindrical shank with a plurality of annular grooves formed along a length of the shank. A plurality of elongated ribs extends perpendicular to the grooves along the length. A fastener disc is provided with a central opening with a diameter less than a cylindrical shank diameter wherein an inner edge of the central opening includes a contact surface. The fastener disc is retained on the fastener portion in a locked position when the contact surface engages one of the plurality of grooves with a friction fit. The fastener disc is rotated to a release position so that the elongated rib contacts the inner edge thereby releasing the contact surface from the grooves.

A fastener assembly is provided having a cylindrical shank with a plurality of annular grooves formed along a length of the shank. A plurality of elongated ribs extends perpendicular to the grooves along the length. A fastener disc is provided with a central opening with a diameter less than a cylindrical shank diameter wherein an inner edge of the central opening includes a contact surface. The fastener disc is retained on the fastener portion in a locked position when the contact surface engages one of the plurality of grooves with a friction fit. The fastener disc is rotated to a release position so that the elongated rib contacts the inner edge thereby releasing the contact surface from the grooves.

Described is a hanger device and key holder. The key holder is coupled to the hanger device and includes a key ring for holding keys. The hanger device is configured for office use by coupling to the top of an office divider wall. The hanger device is both a coat hanger for hanging apparel and a key holder for holding keys. The hanger device has several common office use electronic devices integrated into the hanger device, such as a laser pointer, a remote access device, and a portable memory device. The hanger device has a battery to feed the included electronic devices and a display to provide data and information related to the electronic devices. The hanger device provides functions needed by office workers and helps keep items used by office workers from getting lost.

Described is a hanger device and key holder. The key holder is coupled to the hanger device and includes a key ring for holding keys. The hanger device is configured for office use by coupling to the top of an office divider wall. The hanger device is both a coat hanger for hanging apparel and a key holder for holding keys. The hanger device has several common office use electronic devices integrated into the hanger device, such as a laser pointer, a remote access device, and a portable memory device. The hanger device has a battery to feed the included electronic devices and a display to provide data and information related to the electronic devices. The hanger device provides functions needed by office workers and helps keep items used by office workers from getting lost.

An electronically addressable object carrier for enabling the management of removably suspended objects, such as keys, distributed in an object location space, The object carrier includes a housing having an object retention element for securing an object to the object carrier and at least one through aperture for removably receiving an electrically conductive suspension member capable of manifesting object address signals and power signals supplied by a source; a microcontroller carried by the housing, the microcontroller having a unique object address serving to identify an object secured to the object carrier; an electrically conductive element located in the at least one aperture for electrically coupling the microcontroller to the electrically conductive suspension member when the aperture is removably received on the electrically conductive suspension member; and a visible indicator coupled to the microcontroller for activation whenever the microcontroller receives an address signal representative of the unique object address. Two electrically conductive elements can be used: one having first and second electrically conductive members slidably and oppositely disposed in a single aperture and bias means for urging the first and second electrically conductive members toward each other to make contact with an electrically conductive suspension member when the carrier is mounted. Another being a pair of washers mounted in spaced first and second apertures in the housing. In use, the devices are removably suspended by one or two electrically conductive suspension members secured to a support element, such as the back board of a cabinet.

The combination key and locking cover provides a decorative key and a decorative cover for the blade of the key in order to aid in loss prevention of the key, as well as providing protection for the user from the cuts in the blade of the key. The key includes a head, a locking hub mounted on a lower portion of the head, and a blade secured to the locking hub and projecting downwardly therefrom. The cover has opposed upper and lower ends, with a rim being formed at the upper end of the cover, and a recess formed inside the cover. The locking hub of the key is releasably lockable to the rim of the cover, such that when the locking hub of the key is attached to the rim, the blade of the key is releasably contained within the recess.

The combination key and locking cover provides a decorative key and a decorative cover for the blade of the key in order to aid in loss prevention of the key, as well as providing protection for the user from the cuts in the blade of the key. The key includes a head, a locking hub mounted on a lower portion of the head, and a blade secured to the locking hub and projecting downwardly therefrom. The cover has opposed upper and lower ends, with a rim being formed at the upper end of the cover, and a recess formed inside the cover. The locking hub of the key is releasably lockable to the rim of the cover, such that when the locking hub of the key is attached to the rim, the blade of the key is releasably contained within the recess.

Provided is a mirror for aircraft crew members, whereby a large effective surface area of the mirror surface can be maintained during use even though the mirror is compact and does not feel bulky when placed inside a pocket. A mirror main body (2) of the mirror (1) for aircraft crew members is formed in a vertically long shape, said mirror (1) being held together with at least a key (9), by a coupling tool (8). A through-hole (7) is provided in an end section in the longitudinal direction of this mirror main body (2), at an eccentric position on one side away from the center (CW) in the width direction. The coupling tool (8) is inserted into this through-hole (7). The through-hole (7) can be a long hole (7A) that extends from the center (CW) in the width direction towards both sides.