Abstract: A sign holder in the form of individual parts which, upon assembly, provides for the support and display of signage in a plurality of orientations. The sign holder includes a base configured to receive and support a first end to the stem, the stem having a first end and second end, the first end configured to be releasably retained by the base and the second end configured to retain a sign frame. The sign frame, in turn, is configured to be releasably retained by the second end of the stem and have a left side and a right side and a gap between its sides. The gap is provided with tabs for positioning the stem on the sign frame to retain the stem in a predetermined location.

Abstract: A sign holder assembly encompassing a frame member capable of supporting and displaying a sign in a vertical orientation. A hinge is appended to the frame member for maintaining the frame member in a vertical orientation which allows the frame movement in a horizontal plane while preventing significant movement of the frame in a vertical direction. An attachment member is provided for securing the frame through the hinge to a horizontal shelf and a connector is provided for attaching the hinge to the attachment member which is capable of allowing rotation of the frame member about the connector about a horizontal axis while maintaining the frame member in a vertical orientation.

Abstract: A sign holder system comprising a display frame for displaying and supporting a sign, the frame being in two complementary halves which are connectible. Connections are also provided for attaching the display frame to a support structure. The connections in turn comprise an adaptor, which is intended to be located between the frame halves, which is, in turn, connected to a support for positioning the display frame in a chosen orientation.

Abstract: A unitary pegboard hanger assembly is disclosed which comprises a hanger protruding perpendicularly from a hook back plate, a hook member protruding on the opposite side thereof as the hanger, at least one protrusion perpendicular to the hook back plate on the same side thereof as the hook member and proximate thereto, and further characterized as being of such size and shape as to snugly fit into a pegboard hole together with the hook member.

Abstract: An article support and display device for use with gondola shelf uprights which is capable of converting the shelf uprights into a pegbar support. The device includes an elongated pegbar having a longitudinal dimension approximately equal to the spacing between the gondola shelf uprights themselves, two support brackets for supporting the elongated bar which is capable of engaging slots within the gondola shelf uprights and support pegs removably insertable within the elongated pegbar.

Abstract: An article support and display assembly is disclosed wherein a common peg bar is used to accept molding support pegs and merchandise pegs which are readily removable from the peg bar and which are thus adjustable so that the tag molding can be located above and forward of merchandise being supported by the merchandise pegs.

Abstract: A device for supporting merchandise and for displaying merchandising information is disclosed. The device includes a label holder and channel means for fitting within the channels of a price tag molding. Spring means are employed for connecting the label holder and channel means which is employed to maintain the merchandise support means in a locked position.

Abstract: A stabilizer for use with pegboard hangers of the type having a hook back plate is disclosed. The stabilizer comprises a body section capable of contacting one surface of the back plate and a first protrusion perpendicularly emanating from said body section adapted to snugly fit into a pegboard hole together with a hook member. A second protrusion is optionally located perpendicularly emanating from the body section adapted to engage the back plate.