A merchandise support assembly consists of firstly a coupling with two siamesed sockets, one for engaging the vertical column of a display stand, the other being directed obliquely downwards, and an integral hook for the alternative support of the coupling, such hook being adapted to engage a horizontal rail or rails; secondly, a bar which is supported by the oblique socket and thirdly, a set of sleeves each capable of being slid end to end over the bar. The sleeves each have lugs which form a s...

A display device for displaying generally planar items such as photographs, cards, letters and the like is formed from a plurality of horizontally extending parallel strips arranged to provide a plurality of leaves in lapping relationship. The outer lower portion of each leaf is formed to provide a pocket for receiving therein the lower margin of the planar element. The upper margin of the element to be displayed may be received under the outer portion of a higher leaf or under the leaf below su...

There is disclosed an improved display package comprising a first body member having a top wall, a cylindrically shaped side wall and a circumferential shoulder member extending outwardly from the terminus of the side wall and a second body member having a top wall, a cylindrically shaped side wall and a circumferential shoulder member extending outwardly from the terminus of the side wall. First body member and the second body member are cooperatively engageable through the use of snap means lo...

A carton blank, and a display carton erected therefrom, are adapted for securely holding a tube in a specially-designed cradle means made from a unitary panel of the carton. The unitary panel has a first cut line extending generally along the width dimension at the top end. A second cut line extends from the first cut line along the length of the cradle means, terminating at a point short of the bottom end. Third and fourth cut lines are spaced outwardly on opposite sides of the second cut line ...

An adjustable display rack for retail food merchandising which is assembled upon a novel adjustable frame structure. The display rack comprises a pair of end structure assemblies and a pair of center structure assemblies, each of which includes a vertical support member attached to upper and lower horizontally extendible members. Said center structure assemblies are placed between and perpendicular to the end structure assemblies which are positioned parallel to each other. Each center structure...

A rotatable table for the display of large objects such as automotive vehicles and the like which is composed of a minimum number of components easily handled by individual assemblers. The components can be assembled and disassembled in a very short period of time and are easily transportable to different locations. The main components consist of a power turntable having stanchion recesses and truss outriggers removably carried by the central power turntable and radially disposed to support sect...

An apparatus for displaying articles comprising: modular panels adapted to be joined together and fastened to a support wall, each panel having a back wall, a plurality of ribs extending outwardly from the back wall at separated intervals, a plurality of flanges each extending from the other end of the rib to form surfaces parallel to the back wall and coplanar with the surfaces of the other flanges and, to form channels between the back wall and adjacent flanges, a lower extension of the back w...

Display apparatus in which line symbols are displayed by scanning a CRT in a raster and brightening up portions of the raster lines. The portion of raster line to be brightened-up is defined by a digital output. A cyclic counter produces a large number of pulses during each raster line to notionally divide each line into a number of equql length, sequentially numbered sections changes in the brightness being effected when there is correspondence between the digital output and the counter output.

A display device utilizing discharges in a gas wherein a subsidiary discharge is employed to facilitate the occurrence of main discharges which are adapted to be used for displaying characters, numerals, figures, patterns or the like, characterized in that said subsidiary discharges are produced by pulse voltages and at the same time therewith display signals representing said characters, numerals, figures, patterns or the like are supplied for producing the main discharges.

A rodlike member is formed into an open bottomed triangular base, the ends of which include clips for mounting onto support rods. An upstanding rack is releasably mounted on the triangular base, and onto which a display panel is mounted.