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US Patent 4139247
Issued Date
February 13, 1979
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Inventors
Karashima; Masashi (Sangenjaya, Setagaya-Ku, Tokyo,JP)
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Abstract
A goods showcase capable of arbitrarily varying depths of respective shelves is herein described. The shelf has struts with a plurality of engaging holes provided on their sides as aligned in columns, and shelf support members which each have a horizontal shelf plate support flange extending from a lower edge of a laterally long L-shaped vertical side plate provided with engaging pieces to be engaged in the engaging holes in the shelf strut and also have a plurality of engaging vertical claws erected from a free edge of the horizontal flange at a predetermined interval. The shelf plates each have a reinforcement crosspiece disposed in the widthwise direction on its back surface, and this crosspiece is provided with an engaging section to which is engage and disengage the engaging claws.
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Published
February 13, 1979
Application Number
05/849,513
Filed
November 7, 1977
US Classification
312/130   108/137 211/187 312/301
Int'l Classification
A47B   96/02   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Oct 18, 1977 [JP] 52-124115
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312/130   312/301   211/186   211/187   211/193   248/50   108/108   108/109   108/137  
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