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Patent: 4,289,246
Issued: Sept. 15, 1981
Inventor: George B. Scott, Des Plaines, Ill.

Patent: Re. 30,734
Reissued: Sept. 8, 1981
Inventor: Ronald P. Eckert, Northbrook, Ill.
Assignee: DLM Inc., Niles, Ill.
A revolving self-service sales display device is provided that comprises a vertically disposed revolving carousel or pedestal carried on a base. The base can be set on a countertop, on the floor or on stands of any desired height. The revolving pedestal has many pivotally mounted, radially projecting frames for displaying flat members, such as posters, in pockets on each side of each frame.

Patent: Des. 260,466
Issued: Sept. 1, 1981
Inventors: Donald A. Butcher, Burlington; Marvin L. Barbee, Glen Raven, both of N.C.
The ornamental design for a fabric display rack, as shown.

Patent: Des. 260,208
Issued: Aug. 18, 1981
Inventor: Donald Nutting, Boulder, Colo.
The ornamental design for a multiple medallion display rack, as shown.

Patent: Re. 30,706
Issued: Aug. 11, 1981
Inventor: Rafael T. Bustos, Clarkston, Ga.
Assignee: Leggett & Platt Inc., Carthage. Mo.
A display rack with an improved shelf assembly that gravity feeds a column of containers one after another to the front edge of a shelf as that column's lead containers are removed by customers. The shelf assembly has a conveyor belt oriented so that its travel path is generally perpendicular to the shelf's front edge. The belt is adapted to receive multiple bottles or cans in a vertical or stand-up fashion.

Patent: Des. 259,683
Issued: June 30, 1981
Inventor: Garry Furst, West Newton, Mass.
Assignee: American Brush Co., Brockton, Mass.
The ornamental design for a paint roller display rack, as shown.

Patent: Des. 259,684
Issued: June 30, 1981
Inventor: Charles L. Davis, Atlanta
Assignee: The Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta
The ornamental design for a display rack, as shown.

Patent: 4,274,613
Issued: June 23, 1981
Inventor: Ronald H. Taub, Highland Park, Ill.
A display stand includes a three-sided base formed from a single blank of sheet material and having a partial rear wall. The base comprises a front wall and a pair of side walls, with an upper section of the front wall and a forward segment of each of the side walls being above a horizontal cut and pivoted along vertical fold lines to form the partial rear wall. A rectangular merchandise container is supported by a lower section of the front wall and by the rear wall.

Patent: 4,269,124
Issued: May 26, 1981
Inventors: Stanley H. Rosenthal; George A. Poteat, both of Greensboro, N.C.
Assignee: Stanley H. Rosenthal, Greensboro, N.C.
A decorative merchandise display rack includes a support structure that rotates about a vertical axis and has various disk-like transparent shelves. The shelves are maintained in spaced, super-posed relation by a series of discrete, stacked, mirrored spacer units, each having pins for coupling the shelves and opposed end portions of adjacent spacer units for rotation as a unit.

Patent: Des. 259,161
Issued: May 12, 1981
Inventor: William R. Thauer, Centerville, Mass.
Assignee: General Housewares Corp., Hyannis, Mass.
The ornamental design for a placemat display rack, as shown.