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Patent: 3,714,724
Issued: Feb. 6, 1973
Inventor: Robert J. Slavsky, Detroit, MI
Assignee: Shaw & Slavsky, Inc., Detroit, MI
   This spring clip has a retaining means for holding an associated attention-directing card and also is provided with side wall flanges that snap into grooves of a conventional C-shaped price tag molding where the clip is used.

Patent: 3,710,973
Issued: Jan. 16, 1973
Inventor: Hobart T. Franks, Atlanta, GA

Patent: 3,709,374
Issued: Jan. 9, 1973
Inventor: Melvin J. David, Encino, CA

Patent: 3,709,371
Issued: Jan. 9, 1973
Inventor: Raymond T. Luck, Chicago
Assignee: Kraftco Corp., New York, NY
   This display stand is designed to contain and exhibit flexible bags filled with flowable material (e.g., candy, caramels, toffee) so that the bags can be shaped. Front and rear vertical panels have openings each of which has side edges that extend vertically and are wavy. The bags extend through the openings and rest upon the wavy side edges.

Patent: 3,708,073
Issued: Jan. 2, 1973
Inventor: Edward L. Davis
   This rotary display stand includes a standard, a rotary support member, and dependent article holders mounted on the support member and adapted to freely swing from it.

Patent: 3,707,789
Issued: Jan. 2, 1973
Inventor: William S. Hart, Commack, NY
Assignee: Dinaco, Inc., New York, NY
   Advertising messages related to automobile tires can be most effective if the message can be held in the center of a tire that not only provides support but contributes to the appearance of the display. Such an arrangement is attention-getting and directs the viewer's eyes to the tire, which usually is the subject of the message. This invention achieves those goals.

Patent: 3,696,937
Issued: Oct. 10, 1972
Inventor: Leslie Braverman, Spring Valley, NY
Assignee: Solo Products Corp., Englewood, NJ
   This hanger bracket is removably mounted on pegboard and has stepped finger for holding groups of packages at different levels. Another version uses two fingers, one holding the merchandise and the second with telescopic sections that press the merchandise cards or packages forward toward the end of the first finger. The second finger contains marking for reordering purposes.

Patent: 3,695,452
Issued: Oct. 3, 1972
Inventor: Albert A. Surman, Madison Heights, MI

Patent: 3,693,926
Issued: Sept. 26, 1972
Inventor: Frank L. Carter, Chicopee, MA
Assignee: Pioneer Packaging, Inc., Chicopee, MA
   The structure of this L-shaped display is constructed from a sheet of plastic material, vacuum molded into a base portion, an upstanding back portion, and a hinge portion connecting the base and back. Adjacent to the hinge, the base and back have formed a frictional catch to hold them in the L-shape. The base and back portions each have a central display surface and four peripheral side walls.

Patent No: 3,693,807
Issued: Sept. 26, 1972
Inventor: Charles O. Larson, Sterling, IL
Assignee: Charles O. Larson Co., Sterling, IL