Abstract: A hanging device and method for picture frames or like objects wherein the device comprises a pair of spaced horizontally positionable prongs which are adapted to be secured in accurate horizontal alignment on a vertical supporting surface such as a wall. The prongs extend upwardly and outwardly from the wall and have upwardly extending points and may have downwardly and rearwardly extending cam surfaces so that a variety of different types of frame top moldings or other hanging devices are adapted to be efficiently engaged for supporting the hanging objects in a stable, non-skewing hanging position. By having the tips of the prongs project upwardly above the structure such as a bar by which the prongs are mounted, the object as hung is adapted to be engaged flat against a wall surface. The device is especially well adapted for supporting extruded aluminum picture frames.

Abstract: A large capacity display stand for sleeves carrying graphic material, the stand being especially adapted to be constructed as a wire-form structure providing a frame having sleeve suspending arms with transition guides for manipulation of the sleeves into and out of generally upright viewing position on supporting bar fingers superposed in spaced relation to the arms, and the upright sleeves resting against a combination handle and sleeve rest.