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Patent: Des. 255,070
Issued: May 27, 1980
Inventors: Case J. Slaga, Hinsdale; Douglas Nelson, Broadview, both of Ill.
Assignee: Advertising Metal Display Co., Chicago
The ornamental design for a hose clamp display rack, as shown.

Patent: Des. 255,095
Issued: May 27, 1980
Inventor: John J. Scalice, New York
Assignee: Revlon Inc., New York
The ornamental design for a combined display holder package and advertising holder, as shown and described.

Patent: Des. 255,099
Issued: May 27, 1980
Inventors: Robert Borsuk, Old Bridge; Jerry Crandall, Montvale, both of N.J.; David Koslow, New York
Assignee: Revlon Inc., New York
The ornamental design for a display card holder for a nail-polish bottle or the like, as shown.

Patent: Des. 254,821
Issued: April 29, 1980
Inventor: Kenneth J. Rabas, Waukesha, Wis.
Assignee: R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N.C.
The ornamental design for a cigarette package display rack, as shown.

Patent: Des. 254,821
Issued: April 29, 1980
Inventor: Kenneth J. Rabas, Waukesha, Wis.
Assignee: R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N.C.
The ornamental design for a cigarette package display rack, as shown.

Patent: 4,200,188
Issued: April 29, 1980
Inventor: George Webinger, Minneapolis
Assignee: Champion International Corp., Stamford, Conn.
A product display carton has four rectangular wall panels that form a rectangular tube. Retaining panels are connected to the wall panels only at the front edges of two opposing wall panels. The retaining panels, each of which has a product-receiving cutout, extend into the interior of the rectangular tube.

Patent: Des. 254,828
Issued: April 29, 1980
Inventor: Fred W. Kates, New York
Assignee: Revlon Inc., New York
The ornamental design for a display stand, as shown.

Patent: Des. 254,701
Issued: April 15, 1980
Inventor: William M. Blaiklock, Dundas, Canada
Assignee: Tridon Ltd., Burlington, Canada
The ornamental design for a display rack for clamps, as shown.

Patent: 4,193,351
Issued: March 18, 1980
Inventor: Paul Belokin Jr., Hayward, Wis.
A knock-down display rack for displaying articles such as bottles at the point-of-purchase. It includes a vertical support member that extends from a base and a series of removable and unattached shelves for supporting layers of articles.

Patent: Des. 254,415
Issued: March 11, 1980
Inventor: Ted I. Kingsford, Memphis, Tenn.
Assignee: Plough Inc., Memphis, Tenn.
The ornamental design for a modular, width adjustable, spring-fed display dispensing element, as shown.