Headrest
OwnerAlfred P. Rossiniinventor
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A headrest adapted to be removably mounted on a chair. In a preferred embodiment, the headrest comprises a pillow. The pillow comprises an insert and a case, the insert being removably housed within the case. The headrest also comprises a pouch which is appropriately sized and shaped to removably receive therewithin the pillow or other small items, such as a pair of sunglasses, a wallet or the like. The headrest further comprises three flexible, stretchable straps. A first of the three straps is attached at one end to the pillow and at the opposite end to the pouch. A second of the three straps is attached at one end to the pillow. A third of the three straps is attached at one end to the pouch. The free ends of the second and third straps are removably connected to one another by a buckle. The headrest of the present invention may be used to secure a towel to a chair.
A headrest adapted to be removably secured to a chair, said headrest comprising:
A headrest adapted to be removably secured to a chair, said headrest comprising:
A headrest adapted to be removably secured to a chair, said headrest comprising:
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