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Patent: 3,755,942
Issued: Sept. 4, 1973
Inventor: Rolf A. Samsing, Braintree, MA
Assignee: The Gillette Co., Boston, MA

Patent: 3,756,422
Issued: Sept. 4, 1973
Inventors: Bert S. Ostring, Olympia Fields, IL; and Nick Chura, Calumet City, IL
   Four perforated panels and an upright support comprise this rotatable display stand. Each panel has on its rear face brackets that interlock around the support and rotate around it on a ball bearing collar. The stand is assembled without tools.

Patent: 3,741,617
Issued: June 26, 1973
Inventor: Lawrence E. Gloyd, Rockford, IL
Assignee: Amerock Corp., Rockford, IL

Patent: 3,739,508
Issued: June 19, 1973
Inventor: George Albert Lyles, Stanmore, England
Assignee: Trendmark Limited, London, England

Patent: 3,737,094
Issued: June 5, 1973Inventors: Bob Beaver and Edward T. Turner, Jr., Terre Haute, IN
Assignee: The Western Paper and Mfg. Co., Terre Haute, IN
   This is a container, formed from a blank, that has integral lateral and longitudinal dividing walls and the means for firmly interlocking its various portions, forming an attractive display device.

Patent: 3,737,048
Issued: June 5, 1973
Inventor: Gerald L. Giroux, Toronto, Ont., Canada
Assignee: Kraftco Corp., Chicago, IL
   An erectable non-self-supporting versatile assembly for product display and advertisement purposes, this device includes a connector to hold together several poles and a bracket to support the assembly on a supporting body.

Patent: 3,734,301
Issued: May 22, 1973
Inventor: John Rastocny, Cliffside Park, NJ
Assignee: Diro Industries Corp., Union City, NJ
   This device is composed of an array of multi-branch display racks with rotating and stationary components. A post, a multi-legged stand, and several radial display branches are held in an assembly by identical multi-purpose connectors.

Patent: 3,730,327
Issued: May 1, 1973
Inventor: Edgar M. Lieberman, Kansas City, MO
Assignee: Mar-Con, Inc., North Kansas City, MO
   A merchandising aid, including a support with an article conveyor, is used on a shelf to store and display articles of merchandise and to move them forward as articles are removed. The conveyor that moves the articles toward a customer is connected to a power source.

Patent: 3,728,806
Issued: Apr. 24, 1973
Inventor: Peter Kostiuk, Wiliams Lake, B.C., Canada
   This sign holder has a clip that is formed from a base and a spring pressed clamp. The base and clamp have openings and sign-puncturing pins which project into those openings. A means of mounting is provided for securing the clip in a position near the products advertised by the sign.

Patent: 3,724,799
Issued: April 3, 1973
Inventor: George L. Dotson, Bliss, ID
Assignee: Dotson and Evans, Bliss, ID