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Patent: 5,092,066
Issued: March 3, 1992
Inventor: Blair M. Brewster, Rochester, N.Y.

Patent: 5,092,065
Issued: March 3, 1992
Inventor: Hsieh-Yi Teng, Taipei, Taiwan
The display device includes a crystal ball held on a base having a rotating, upper decorative article mounted in a top plug formed on an upper portion of the crystal ball. A rotating, lower decorative article is mounted on a packing disk in the base. Both upper and lower decorative articles can be rotated either in the same direction or different directions.

Patent: 5,092,062
Issued: March 3, 1992
Inventor: Mike F. Palka, Chicago
Display device is for holding and exhibiting placards and the like, such as business cards. Open-topped, card-receiving pockets are arranged on the front face of a main, plate-like body of a display device. Each pocket is capable of receiving and maintaining a batch of placards in a neat, upright stack, with the face of the outermost placard clearly visible. Made of a transparent plastic material, the pockets permit a single placard to be easily grasped and removed.

Product: Model kits
Number of displays: 200
P-O-P company: The Howard Marlboro Group, New York
Distribution: Hobby stores, drug and grocery store chains
Introduction: March 1991
Duration: Permanent
Construction: Steel
The Revell-Monogram Hobby Center takes up a minimum of floor space.

Product: Electrical distribution/control products
Number of displays: 100
P-O-P company: Lozier Store Fixtures, St. Louis, Mo.
Distribution: Electrical wholesalers
Introduction: October 1991
Duration: Permanent
Construction: Metal
The endcap can be combined with other units to create a complete display system.

Client: Cosmair Inc.
Producer: P.O.P. Displays Inc.
Category: Injection-molded Plastics: Floorstand