Abstract: A display rack for ceramic tiles having two framed sides, a back, and an open front. It has the following additional elements: left and right frames having tops, bottoms, backs, and fronts. Further, it has a top beam, having a front, a back, a top, and a bottom, connecting the back of the tops of the left and right frames. Also, there is a bottom beam, having a front, a back, a top, and a base, connecting the back of the bottoms of the left and right frames at a point slightly ahead of the position of the top beam. Also, there is a plurality of equidistantly, spaced apart angled pins located in the bottom of the top beam and in the top of the bottom beam, arranged in the form of approximately equal arcs that has their apex at the center of the top and bottom beams. A further element of the display rack is a plurality of wings removably mounted within the display rack. These wings have vertical holes in the tops and bottoms of their backs that mate with the pins.

Abstract: A punch embroidering tool for inserting yarn through fabric and forming loops of yarn includes a hollow needle of the type used in hypodermic syringes, modified by punching a transverse hole through the needle adjacent to the point of the needle, for receiving the end of a yarn strand. The base of the needle is press-fitted into a hollow cylindrical needle support tube having a longitudinally disposed bore communicating with the needle bore. The outer cylindrical wall surface of the needle support tube is provided with a plurality of longitudinally spaced apart, annular grooves, and fits longitudinally slidably with a hollow cylindrical housing. A bushing having one or more pairs of slots extending longitudinally forward from its rear transverse annular end wall fits slidably over the grooved portion of the needle support tube, coaxially within the housing.

Abstract: A caddie is provided for a carpet pole when not in use, i.e., when not connected to a lift-truck. The carpet pole is supported above ground whereby it can be mounted on a lift-truck without requiring manual lifting; similarly the carpet pole may be demounted from a lift-truck without requiring manual lifting.