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Patent: Des. 249,991
Issued: Oct. 24, 1978
Inventor: John A. Bridges, Nashville, Tenn.
Assignee: Aladdin Industries Inc., Chicago
The ornamental design for a wall-mounted modular tray, as shown.

Patent: Des. 249,911
Issued: Oct. 17, 1978
Inventor: Edward D. Cottrell, Cattaraugus, N.Y.
The ornamental design for a combined stick inserter and display stand for a food product, as shown.

Patent: Des. 249,751
Issued: Oct. 3, 1978
Inventor: Kurt Gruenewald, Utica, N.Y.
Assignee: Mele Manufacturing Co. Inc.
The ornamental design for a display stand for jewelry, as shown.

Patent: Des. 249,751
Issued: Oct. 3, 1978
Inventor: Kurt Gruenwald, Utica, N.Y.
Assignee: Mele Manufacturing Co. Inc.
The ornamental design for a display stand for jewelry, as shown.

Patent: Des. 249,764
Issued: Oct. 3, 1978
Inventor: Margery Burklacich, Reno, Nev.
The ornamental design for a cigarette package dispenser, as shown.

Patent: Des. 249,423
Issued: September 19, 1978
Inventors: Kenneth H. Walker; Garfield Langworthy, both of New York; Robert L. Turner, Florham Park, N.J.
Assignee: Walker-Grad Inc.
The ornamental design for a mobile device for the display of advertising or entertainment, or for dispensing products, as shown.

Patent: Des. 248,731
Issued: Aug. 1, 1978
Inventor: Katsuyoshi Ken Ogawa, Culver City, Calif.
The ornamental design for a display container, as shown.

Patent: 4,074,451
Issued: Feb. 21, 1978
Inventors: Sidney I. Jacobson, Lake Worth, Fla.; Harold D. Jacobson, Northbrook, Ill.; Arthur F. Jacobson, Highland Park, Ill.
A point-of-purchase display device having order blanks that are detachable. The order blanks are provided with printed indicia that enable a purchaser to order an article(s) supported on the device.

Patent: 4,073,557
Issued: Feb. 14, 1978
Inventor: Louis John Crosslen, Grafton, Wis.
Assignee: Frank Mayer & Associates Inc., Grafton, Wis.

Patent: 4,072,246
Issued: Feb. 7, 1978
Inventor: Arthur Paulin, Don Mills, Canada
A display rack for packages of hardware and similar articles is described. The rack includes a support and elongate elements that project outwardly from the support in generally parallel positions and from which the packages can be suspended. The elements have free outer end portions over which the packages can be slidably fitted onto and removed from the elements. The elements are arranged to incline downwardly to a slight extent away from the support when the rack is in use.