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Patent: 5,046,274
Issued: Sept. 10, 1991
Inventor: Henry B. David, Glendale, Calif.
An apparatus for mounting and displaying banners or similar non-rigid media employs at least three display frames that rotate around an illuminated central axis. Receiving apertures are uniformly located around each display frame. The banner or other media to be displayed is stretched across the frame and secured to the receiving apertures in a manner that places the banner under uniform tension across its entire surface.

Patent: 5,046,273
Issued: Sept. 10, 1991
Inventor: Alexander Virvo, Stamford, Conn.
A collapsible, illuminated, graphic display device is designed to show graphic advertising messages, which may be interchanged. In addition to holding the messages, the front panel contains pockets to hold materials such as brochures and business cards. The device may be employed for a tabletop display and has triangular sides to hold the viewing panel at an angle optimum for observation.

Patent: Des. 319,909
Issued: Sept. 10, 1991
Inventors: James M. Snediker, Glenview, Ill.; Daniel J. Oelschlaeger, Oak Creek, Wis.
Assignee: Chicago Show Printing Co., Morton Grove, Ill.
The ornamental design for a collapsible food display tray, as shown.

Patent: Des. 319,667
Issued: Sept. 3, 1991
Inventor: William J. Gray, Tulsa, Okla.
The ornamental design for a portable display sign, as shown.

Patent: Des. 319,668
Issued: Sept. 3, 1991
Inventor: Francis N. Hector, Sr., Las Vegas, Nev.
The ornamental design for a rotatable sign, as shown.

Advertiser: Corning Inc., Corning, N.Y.
Producer: Dinaco, Irvington, N.Y.
Objective: To allow for twice as much product to be sold in the same amount of allocated shelf space in all retail configurations and accounts. Branded units don't allow competitive product intrusion. Fixtures were designed to last two to three years or more.