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

Patent: 3,865,250
Issued: Feb. 11, 1975
Inventor: Richard S. Jay, Evanston, Ill.
Assignee: Jarke Corp., Chicago
This invention relates to a new and improved modular rack for storing and shipping articles of manufacture and the like. It s principal objective is to provide an improved modular storage and shipping rack with end frames that are completely removable when not in use, but which may be easily installed, locked and secured on the base portion of the assembly to permit use with high and low weight loads.

Patent: 3,865,249
Issued: Feb. 11, 1975
Inventor: Milton W. Herzog, Valley Stream, N.Y.
Assignee: H. Goodman & Sons Inc., Kearny, N.J.

Patent: 3,865,233
Issued: Feb. 11, 1975
Inventor: John R. Hamlin, Orange, Calif.
Assignee: Container Corp. of America, Chicago
A display carton is formed from a cut and scored blank of paper board and comprises major and minor panels folded and connected to create a tube. The tube has flaps that fold to close at one end.

Patent: 3,865,247
Issued: Feb. 11, 1975
Inventor: Ettore Neglia, San Giorgio Canavese, Italy
Assignee: P. Ferrero & C. S.p.A., Alba (Cumeo), Israel
A display stand includes a plastic body with a base. The upright standbody comprises several parallel zigzag strips connected by transverse partitions that lie parallel to the edges of the strips to form two series of pockets. The openings of each series of pockets are directed toward a major face of the stand.

Patent: 3,865,248
Issued: Feb. 11, 1975
Inventors: Robert W. Donovan, Ridgefield, Conn.; Harvey L. Kolster, Grain Valley, Mo.; Herbert W. Broeker; George W. Bailey, both of Overland Park, Kan.
Assignee: Hallmark Cards Inc., Kansas City, Mo.

Patent: 3,864,860
Issued: Feb. 11, 1975
Inventor: Leo A. Merzweiler, Bath, Ohio
Assignee: Summit Plastic Corp., Tallmadge, Ohio
This invention relates to tire display discs, which are made to simulate automobile wheels and are mounted on tires for display in tire stores. A tire display disc is provided that can be mounted in a tire without the need for clips. The disc has different sized annular flanges for mounting on different sized tires. The rims on the discs limit the insertion of the flanges into the tire openings.

Patent: 3,863,829
Issued: Feb. 4, 1975
Inventor: Thomas M. Merrill, Salinas, Calif.

Patent: 3,863,575
Issued: Feb. 4, 1975
Inventor: Roger R. Kuns, Clyde; Nelson Orwig, Sandusky, both of Ohio
Assignee: Westvaco Corp., N.Y.

Patent: 3,863,372
Issued: Feb. 4, 1975
Inventor: Johann Stilling, Islington, Ontario, Canada
A sign box for construction of an illuminated sign has a top, bottom and sides, all of which are formed out of extruded metallic material. It also has a removable front panel formed from extruded metal. The box and the front panel have complimentary mating formations that extend around all four sides of the box and panel, which engage the panel to the box. Releasable securing means are provided for securing the front panel to the box.