Abstract: A holder for pen-like articles for use in conjunction with a loose-leaf ring binder is made from a sheet of resilient material having first and second edges. The sheet has series of holes near and parallel to the first edge. At least one of the holes is an elongate hole so that the holder can be installed in any one of a variety of loose-leaf ring binders having different spacings between rings. The sheet is curved back upon itself at the second edge to form a cylindrical passage suitable for holding a pen or similarly sized article. The resiliency of the sheet and the size of the passage allow the holder to accommodate a pen-like articles having a range of diameters and/or cross-sections that vary along the lengths of the articles.

Abstract: A shelving system capable of displaying multiple items, such as photo albums and their associated photo album refills, is used in conjunction with a flat shelf and includes a plurality of separated shelving members attached to the flat shelf at spaced-apart locations from one another. Each shelving member includes a ledge, a riser, which supports the ledge above the flat shelf so that a space exists between the ledge and the flat shelf, and a connector capable of attaching the shelving member to the flat shelf. First and second adjacent, spaced-apart shelving members accept a photo album on the ledges thereof and accept an associated photo album refill in the space between the ledges thereof and the flat shelf.