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Patent: 3,874,103
Issued: April 1, 1975
Inventor: Ted J. Muta, Munster, Ind.
A display device includes a back panel mounted on a generally upstanding support. A magnet secures a sheet of visual material for display and a transparent bubble encloses the back panel. The sheet of visual material and the magnet provide a weather-tight assembly.

Patent: 3,874,758
Issued: April 1, 1975
Inventor: Jacques Harold Isaacs, Greenwich, Conn.
Assignee: Textron Inc., Providence, R.I.

Patent: 3,872,967
Issued: March 25, 1975
Inventor: John B. Brush, North College Hill, Ohio
Assignee: Procter & Gamble Co. Cincinnati, Ohio

Patent: 3,872,966
Issued: March 25, 1975
Inventors: Yale J. Gordon, Killingworth; John V. Koley, Canton, both of Conn.
Assignee: The Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn.

Patent: 3,872,965
Issued: March 25, 1975
Inventor: Ronald H. Taub, Highland Park, Ill.
Assignee: Taub Family Trust U/A, Chicago

Patent: 3,872,974
Issued: March 25, 1975
Inventor: Peter Jan Anstatt, Oakland, N.J.
Assignee: Einson Freeman & De Troy Corp., Fair Lawn, N.J.

Patent: 3,871,608
Issued: March 18, 1975
Inventor: Bruce Robert Ogden, New South Wales, Australia
A display board or stand having several holes or slots also has brackets and/or carriers to display articles. Brackets or carriers incorporate integral mounting members designed to partly pass through a hole or slot and engage the front and back of the display board, holding the brackets or carriers in selected positions. The display board, which can be made of paper, plastic or wood, may be equipped with a back support to constitute a stand.

Patent: 3,871,524
Issued: March 18, 1975
Inventor: Larry R. Helf, York, Pa.
A display rack for individual samples of items such as rugs and carpet material has one or more horizontal bars upon which hook-like members are affixed at evenly-spaced intervals. The hook-like members have receiving means for the supporting handles of the samples. The samples may easily be removed from the hooks for inspection or rearrangement. The rack may be permanently mounted adjacent to a wall or independently supported from a floor surface.

Patent: 3,870,154
Issued: March 11, 1975
Inventors: John E. Monet, Birmingham; Fredrick Brunette, Farmington, both of Mich.
The invention is a display apparatus having several display racks, each rack formed of several display devices. The display rack includes two parallel bars to which a series of individual devices is affixed. Each device has a back wall, a base and a closed peripheral rim. The back wall is attached to one of the parallel bars and to the base, and the base is attached to the other of the parallel bars.

Patent: 3,870,267
Issued: March 11, 1975
Inventor: Kurt Okle, Tubach, Switzerland
Assignee: Stoba AG, Horn, Switzerland