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Patent: 4,265,038
Issued: May 5, 1981
Inventor: Louis J. Crosslen, Grafton, Wis.
Assignee: Frank Mayer & Associates Inc., Grafton, Wis.
A display assembly for visibly displaying a wide variety of paint chips and permitting their easy removal from or replacement in the assembly. The assembly includes individual holders arranged in a partially overlapping and shingled relationship with one another on a support panel. The holders can be removed separately.

Patent: 4,263,737
Issued: April 28, 1981
Inventor: Virgil S. Simon, Glenview, Ill.
Assignee: Thomas A. Schutz Co., Morton Grove, Ill.

Patent: 4,262,437
Issued: April 21, 1981
Inventor: Gerald A. Conway, Cleveland Heights, Ohio
A poster display and kit provides an inexpensive point-of-purchase advertising poster, with stiffening ribs that hold opposite vertical edges of the poster planar, thereby preventing rolling or curling. Two telescoping sections with a rubber band stop provide an adjustable vertical pole support for the poster that may be attached with an adhesive strip.

Patent: 4,262,439
Issued: April 21, 1981
Inventors: James M. Dinan, Irvington, N.Y.; Frank De Nigris, Parsippany, N.J.
Assignee: Dinaco Inc., Irvington, N.Y.
This is a freestanding display system that has a base, an upright post supported from the base and various shelves mounted on the post. Each of the shelves has an opening dimensioned and shaped to fit freely around the post. The shelves are securely mounted on the post at the desired height by wedges that are releasably held on the post by lugs, which engage corresponding holes in the post.

Patent: 4,262,436
Issued: April 21, 1981
Inventor: Joseph Clement, Bradenton, Fla.
Assignee: The Mead Corp., Dayton, Ohio
A display device that is used to display information relating to the description and price of goods for sale. This unit comprises a panel to which one or more cartridges is attached, each carrying self-coiling information strips that are readily adjustable so the information regarding the goods may be quickly and easily changed.

Patent: Des. 258,555
Issued: March 17, 1981
Inventor: Stanley H. Rosenthal, Greensboro, N.C.
The ornamental design for a rotatable merchandise display stand, as shown.

Patent: Des. 258,473
Issued: March 10, 1981
Inventor: Sydney Edson, New York
Assignee: Textron Inc., Providence, R.I.
The ornamental design of a rotatable display rack, as shown.

Patent: 4,253,578
Issued: March 3, 1981
Inventor: John A. Rekow, Portland, Ore.
This rack has outwardly extending support members that are arranged in the general configuration of a triangle with the support members receiving arms on which merchandise may be suspended. Virtually the entire length of the support member can be used for the display of merchandise without interference with merchandise carried by an adjacent support member.

Patent: Des. 258,334
Issued: Feb. 24, 1981
Inventor: Enrique Bernat Fontlladosa, Barcelona, Spain
The ornamental design for a display unit for confectionery items, as shown.

Patent: Des. 258,099
Issued: Feb. 3, 1981
Inventors: Robert P. Franklin, Lake Hopatcong; John G. Dewees, Morristown, both of N.J.
Assignee: Trans-World Manufacturing Corp., Little Ferry, N.J.
The ornamental design for an eyeglass display rack, as shown.