Abstract: A cylindrical drum has correlated information stored thereon in circumferentially extending longitudinally spaced rows. The drum is rotatably disposed within an open cylinder and the cylinder has windows longitudinally spaced therealong so as to correspond to the longitudinal spacing of the rows. The drum is attached to knobs which are integral with end caps for closing the cylinder, and when the drum is rotated via the knobs the information on the drum is accessed and is visible through the windows in the cylinder.

Abstract: Cards of the type having products encapsulated thereon are supported on a dispenser. A mounting section mounts the dispenser to a mounting surface and the cards are supported on a supporting section of the dispenser via engagement thereof by an aperture in the cards. A connecting section of the dispenser extends from the supporting section to the dispensing section and is shaped so that the dispensing section extends outwardly from and above the supporting section. The geometry of the connecting section and the position of the aperture are such that the product card must be discreetly manipulated from the supporting section to the dispensing section via the connecting section for removal from the dispenser, whereby unauthorized removal or pilfering of product cards from the dispenser is inhibited, as is malicious removal or inadvertent displacement of the cards therefrom.