Abstract: A display stand for displaying articles at point-of-sale in which a one-piece upstanding base is provided with an integral article-supporting section that is pivotal about a fold line relative to one of the four walls of the base, so that the article-supporting section may alternatively be pivoted into the hollow interior of the upstanding base to provide a support for the displayed articles, and out of the hollow interior of the base to a substantially parallel position with the wall to which it is connected for subsequent folding and storage. The display stand is further provided with a storage bin connected to the upper, rear rim portion of the upstanding base and elevated above the article-supporting section, which storage bin is provided with a lower, exit mouth through which the display articles exit as the articles displayed on the article-support surface are removed.

Abstract: A multi-purpose, adjustable and deformable, self-supporting, ribbon-like band serving both as a display flag for price label, product information, and inventory code use, and also as a protective shield for covering an article-supporting rod or bracket carried by and extending from a peg-board-like panel. A tab assembly at a projecting free end of the band includes a record tag or label adapted to carry thereon visual indicia providing selectable product information.

Abstract: A card for displaying price or other graphic information is mountable on a price rail of a conventional store display shelf, stand, or the like, and includes a central information carrying portion, and opposed tabs extending therefrom which are adapted to be retained in a conventional price rail. One of the tabs includes a remote enlarged portion suitable for containing information thereon and connected to that tab by a rib or a bridging portion which extends from an edge of that tab which is not retained by the price rail when the card is mounted therein.

Abstract: An open-top, thermally insulated "secondary" case for the storage and display of perishable food stuffs which must be maintained at a refrigerated temperature. The case is "parasitic" in the sense that it itself includes no independent refrigeration apparatus but is, rather, supported on a wall of a primary or "host" refrigerated storage and display case so that, with the aid of a cooperating fixed baffle, air deflection panel, or vane, cooled air from the primary storage case is directed into the secondary case, thereby to cool the interior of the secondary case and the articles retained therein.

Abstract: A multi-shelved collapsible display assembly having an array of light weight shelves spaced longitudinally along the length of a standard comprising a lineally segmented pole structure. The standard passes through holes formed in the shelves and segments of the standard include end projections seating within sockets formed in adjacent segments, so that the shelves are accommodated within annular slots and the weight of the assembly is carried primarily by the segmented standard rather than bearing upon the light weight shelves. A cylindrical advertising display card extends between the base of the assembly and the lowermost shelf, thereby providing added structural stability.

Abstract: A rack or stand including a rotatable vertical central shaft and a tiered array of wire bin assemblies carried thereby. Each bin assembly consists of an annularly disposed series of separate trays circumferentially arranged about the shaft and each individually fastened to the shaft of the rack by means of post-like probes integral with each tray and extending into cooperating vertically spaced radial apertures formed in the shaft to secure and lock the trays of each tier laterally to one another to stabilize and brace the bin assemblies.