.~.~> With article of toiletry (e.g., mirror, cosmetics, etc.)
DEFINITION
Classification: 2/209.13
Combined with diverse article:
(under subclass 171) Head covering wherein the head covering is combined with another device having an added purpose or utility independent of the garment and in which the utility of the other device is not destroyed by the removal or separation from the head covering.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
24, Buckles, Buttons, Clasps, etc.,
3.1+, for a device usually in the nature of a clasp for fastening an article which is carried about on the clothes; e.g., pencil, flowers, etc.
40, Card, Picture, or Sign Exhibiting,
329, for hat carrying an indicia where any modification of the hat structure is merely for receiving the indicia, or for
an indicia particularly adapted to be mounted on a hat.
43, Fishing, Trapping, and Vermin Destroying, 57.1+, for the combination of a hat combined with means for holding a hook, hook of a lure, fly, or snell.
63, Jewelry,
20, for an ornament secured to clothing by a pin.
224, Package and Article Carriers,
181, for a hat or other head covering having means other than a pocket attached thereto for transporting an article. Excluded from this subclass are holders for bouquets, tickets, and small articles of personal use because they are articles of personal use only and not within the idea of transportation.
273, Amusement Devices: Games, digest 17 for a head mounted device.
359, Optics: Systems (Including Communication) and Elements,
517+, for a signal reflector attached to a garment and subclasses 879+ for a movable mirror attached to apparel.
362, Illumination,
105+, for a head covering combined with a source of radiation energy and having means to modify the distribution or composition of the radiation energy emanating from the source and subclasses 164+ for a miner's safety lamp.
434, Education and Demonstration,
399, for a device worn on the head which shows the workings of or exhibiting: (a) any manufactured apparatus; (b) a natural or manufactured apparatus; (c) the shape of a surface; (d) instructional subject matter or the work done by a student. 446, Amusement Devices: Toys,
