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Patent: 3,982,633
Issued: Sept. 28, 1976
Inventor: John James Pennington, Cheshire, England

Patent: 3,981,090
Issued: Sept. 21, 1976
Inventor: Arthur Berge, Stockholm, Sweden

Patent: 3,981,405
Issued: Sept. 21, 1976
Inventor: John A. Slack, Dalton, Ga.
Assignee: World Carpets, Dalton, Ga.

Patent: 3,978,593
Issued: Sept. 7, 1976
Inventors: Sidney C. Pulitzer, New Orleans; Aubrey L. Gouner, Metairie, La.
Assignee: Wembley Industries Inc., New Orleans

Patent: 3,978,599
Issued: Sept. 7, 1976
Inventor: Barry D. Berger, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Assignee: Thomson-Leeds Co., New York

Patent: 3,978,631
Issued: Sept. 7, 1976
Inventor: Warren H. Diersing, Lincoln, Ill.
Assignee: Myers Industries Inc., Lincoln, Ill.

Patent: 3,978,799
Issued: Sept. 7, 1976
Inventor: Henry Ross Escalette, Santa Ana, Calif.
Assignee: TRE Corp., Beverly Hills, Calif.

Patent: 3,977,112
Issued: Aug. 31, 1976
Inventor: Carl Breer II, New York
A display device consists of a platelike sheet of rigid, transparent material with a pair of spaced, opposite, parallel edges. The sheet is bent in the area of each of the edges along lines parallel to and spaced from the edges to form a pair of lips. Each of the lips extends at a predetermined angle with the sheet in the area of a corresponding edge. Each angle opens toward the other. Adhesive is provided on corresponding surfaces of the lips.

Patent: 3,977,111
Issued: Aug. 31, 1976
Inventor: Robert W. Fritts, Afton, Minn.
Assignee: Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co., St. Paul, Minn.

Patent: 3,973,340
Issued: Aug. 10, 1976
Inventor: Antoine B. Khawand, New York
A method and apparatus for creating a visual display has one or more conduits in which immiscible fluids are placed for creating a predetermined visual pattern.