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Patent: 3,692,190
Issued: Sept. 19, 1972
Inventor: Michael Dolas, Santa Barbara, CA
   This folded, die-cut paperboard display has base members supported by poles, shelf members supported by poles with up-tilted shelves, and brace members that straddle shelf members. The poles extend through junctions of shelf members and brace members. Also, poles support the die-cut paperboard bottom and foldable side members.

Patent: 3,691,664
Issued: Sept. 19, 1972
Inventor: Alexander Stolan, Toronto, Ont., Canada
   A principal feature of this holder for displaying cards is a means of adjusting spaces to fit cards of varying lengths. The card holder comprises a rectangular box that has several compartments and a sliding cover mounted on the box. The cover has a number of slots which can be aligned with the compartments so that the cards fit in the compartments with a portion of the card projecting out of the slots.

Patent: 3,688,917
Issued: Sept. 5, 1972
Inventor: Melvin David, Encino, CA

Patent: 3,685,184
Issued: Aug. 22, 1972
Inventor: Harlan K. Snyder, Jr., River Forest, IL
Assignee: Chicago Display Co., Melrose Park, IL

Patent: 3,683,527
Issued: Aug. 15, 1972
Inventor: Michael G. Gilman, Palisades, NY

Patent: 3,653,495
Issued: April 4, 1972
Inventor: Laverne E. Gray, Dallas, TX
Assignee: Lone Star Container Corp., Dallas, TX
   The purpose of this container is to provide an inexpensive but strong and durable carton that can be converted to a display device. The container can be severed into two halves which are connected at the bottom and can be rotated to form two abutting back-to-back display trays in this manner.

Patent: 3,650,384
Issued: March 21, 1972
Inventor: Frank Raymond Pegg, Warwickshire, England
   A bin that is attractive and protective for bulk display commodities consists of a substantially semi-spherical plastic receptacle with transparent dome of complementary substantially semi-spherical shape. The dome has openings spaced around its sides providing manual access into the interior of the bin for self service withdrawal of products. The unit includes a stand with an upper opening into which the receptacle seats.

Patent: 3,646,696
Issued: March 7, 1972
Inventor: Robert Sarkisian, Oak Park, MI

Patent No. 3,641,950
Issued: Feb. 15, 1972
Inventor: Franc Lennart Axhamre, Savedalen, Sweden
Assignee: Moderna Butiksenrednengar, AB, Savedalen, Sweden
   This display stand on wheels has a vertical, rotating post in the center. The object of the invention is to provide a stand that is stable although its different compartments are differently shaped for exposing different kinds of goods.

Patent: 3,640,389
Issued: Feb. 8, 1972
Inventor: Alan K. Snyder, River Forest, IL
Assignee: Chicago Display Company, Melrose Park, IL
   The principal object of this invention is to provide a display stand which can be assembled or disassembled without the use of the usual nails, bolts, screws or other fasteners, and which can be assembled without the use of tools. The display also provides an extendable shelf and can be manufactured inexpensively.