A display system is provided for consumer fluid product containers of the tubular, crimped-end type. A carton whose top panel can be folded back to reveal the contents and form a display board receives a tray having a series of parallel rows. Each row or trough has one or more individual pockets formed by low partitions, and each pocket has a plurality of members projecting from either pocket side to releasably grip a received crimped container end. The pockets of any one row are skewed from the pockets of the row before it or behind it, creating a close packing, mutual support and fixed positioning of the containers inside the carton.

The combination novelty and sanitation device and method is designed to promote health awareness in such a manner as, for example, to be fun or entertaining, to learn how to substantially prevent AIDS and venereal disease, or the prevention of unwanted pregnancy. The device comprises a box like container with a group of of figurines affixed atop the cover, a set of instructions and a plurality of condoms.

There is described a device (1) for accommodating and displaying compact disc (CD) records (3) packed in flat blister packs (2), said blister packs below the records (3) having relatively thin extensions (8), with which they are insertable in substantially erect position into slot-shaped openings (7) in a supporting base (5; 5a; 5b), a preferably closed accommodation space (10) being provided below said base; in the inserted condition the blister packs (2) with the transition from the thinner extension (8) to the thicker range (9), where the CD disc (3) is contained, abut the edge of the slot-shaped openings (7); preferably there are provided in the supporting base a plurality of rows one next to the other of slot-shaped openings (7) one after another; at least one lock bar (16), e.g., of flat steel is provided, slidable transversely to the direction of the rows from a position of rest next to the blister packs (2) to a locking position in engagement with lateral slots in the blister packs (2).

A shipping and display container includes a tray and a cover. The tray includes a bottom panel, a back panel extending upward from the bottom panel, and a front panel also extending upward from the bottom panel. The back panel extends upward beyond the front panel and a pair of bottom side flaps each extending upward from opposite sides of the bottom panel. The cover includes a top panel and a front panel extending downward from the top panel. The cover is positionable over the tray to establish a first configuration facilitating shipping and storage of the container and is removable from the tray to establish a second configuration facilitating support and upright display of a packaged product positioned on the tray.

A combination shipping and display container for packaged products is described as including a substantially open tray with a high back panel, a low front panel, and substantially open side panels connecting the front and back panels. The container includes a pair of integral divider flaps which extend between the back panel and the front panel and have a height which is substantially equal to that of the back panel. A top panel extends forwardly from the upper edge of the back panel to the front of the container and further includes a top panel extension which folds downwardly and includes means for establishing locking engagement with the container. The container is adapted to adequately protect a plurality of packaged products while providing substantial open display area in its front and side panels.