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Abstract

A visor-cap which can present a variety of display surfaces is formed from a rectangular blank of material having a unitary die-cut portion including a bill portion, a display portion, two straps whose outer ends are detachably joinable, and several structural fold lines. The rectangular blank of material has two longer and two shorter sides. The bill extends along one of the two shorter sides and the straps extend from opposite sides of the bill along the longer sides to points near the other shorter side. The display portion lies between the straps and extends to first and second points where the straps join the bill. First and second structural fold lines extend between the two points with the first line extending substantially directly between them and the second line being curved toward the bill's forward end. A third structural fold line extends across the display portion essentially parallel to the first fold line and dividing the display portion into upper and lower panels. The die-cut portion is removed from the remainder of the rectangular blank of material and is folded along the various structural fold lines to prevent various display surfaces including a single vertically extending display surface, a dual vertically extending display surface including a movable display flap, and a display surface extending substantially below the level of the bill and suitable for use as a mask in front of the visor-cap wearer's face.

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