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Patent: 4,068,855
Issued: Jan. 17, 1978
Inventor: Robert H. Hackett, Oakmont, Pa.
Assignee: IDL Inc., Pittsburgh

Patent: 4,067,129
Issued: Jan. 10, 1978
Inventors: Allan P. Abramson, Upper Montclair; John G. Dewees, Morristown; Richard J. Lasky, Clifton, all of N.J.
Assignee: Trans-World Manufacturing Corp., Little Ferry, N.J.

Patent: 4,067,130
Issued: Jan. 10, 1978
Inventor: Poul Rasmussen, Esbjerg, Denmark
Assignee: Colorlux a-s, Esbjerg, Denmark
An oblong sign board casing comprising a reflector sheet provided with parallel embossings extending in planes substantially perpendicular to a longitudinal axis. The profiled reflector sheet is curved about 90 degrees round a longitudinal axis, whereby a self-supporting construction is obtained. This construction renders it possible to provide the front plate with a flange and a sharp edge at the bottom.

Patent: 4,067,265
Issued: Jan. 10, 1978
Inventor: James C. Watson, Westboro, Mass.
A display rack having tray supports that tilt from a horizontal transport position to an inclined display position and in which the movement of the racks from the first to the second position actuates a brake to lock the rack in place on the floor.

Patent: 4,064,995
Issued: Dec. 27, 1977
Inventor: Rafael T. Bustos, Atlanta
A display rack having a corner post and shelf support structure. In preferred form, the corner post is of an angular, non-tubular configuration, and includes shelf locater hole pairs provided along the length of the post. The shelf support clip is adapted to seat on the inside surface of the corner post. The clip includes a pair of fingers that extend through a cooperating pair of the holes in the post at the desired shelf level.

Patent: 4,064,991
Issued: Dec. 27, 1977
Inventor: Harold Swanson, New York
Assignee: Baker Brush Co., Springdale, Conn.
A device for paint brushes for a merchandising display. Stock display parts may be readily shifted to accommodate brushes of a variety of sizes.

Patent: 4,064,988
Issued: Dec. 27, 1977
Inventors: Lowell I. Mazie; Henry C. Friedman, both of Huntingdon Valley, Pa.; Nathaniel Getzler, Southampton, Pa.; Jack D. Grollman, Merion, Pa.
A container comprising a box including integral opposed bottom and top walls, opposed side walls, and flaps forming opposed end walls. The box has a tapered opening formed by the top wall, the side walls and one of the end walls. A cover is received in the opening. The cover includes a lid wall, two legs integral with the lid wall, and an end wall integral with the lid wall.

Patent: 4,063,639
Issued: Dec. 20, 1977
Inventor: Robert F. Grant, Berwyn, Ill.
A display and storage device for articles such as coins, medals, tokens and the like includes first and second mating cup members of a transparent material. Each of the cup members has threaded surfaces enabling the cup members to be screwed together. This encapsulates the article and forms a generally airtight enclosure for the article.

Patent: 4,063,377
Issued: Dec. 20, 1977
Inventor: Marlin E. Hukill, Seymour, Ind.
A changeable display device comprising a two-dimensional array of rotatable display elements. The display elements are generally flat and have sides of contrasting colors. The display elements are manipulated to selectively display one or the other of the contrasting colors. The display elements of the array thereby form a number which is surrounded by a contrasting color.

Patent: 4,063,648
Issued: Dec. 20, 1977
Inventors: Robert T. Fuller; Robert J. Sanders, both of Anaheim, Calif.
A system for displaying floorcovering samples such as carpets and rugs. A perforated support board supports samples which are removably attached by separable fasteners. Samples may be shingled or displayed side-by-side, and the apertures in the support board are arranged to permit a variety of display patterns.