Abstract: A sheet material is provided for receiving a predetermined image printed by a printer having a plurality of rollers that selectively engage gutter areas of the sheet material. The sheet material includes a primary panel and a flap defined on the sheet material, the flap and the primary panel being mated about a common fold line. The primary panel and the flap are detachable from the sheet material via an inscribed line of detachment forming a boundary of the primary panel and the flap. Either the primary panel or the flap is, at least, partially defined in the gutter areas of the sheet material.

Abstract: A free-standing merchandise display comprises a base adapted to rest stably on a horizontal surface and a pole extending vertically upwardly from the base. An elongated, substantially circular cylindrical tower is rotatably mounted on the pole. Elongated merchandise trays extend lengthwise generally radially outwardly from the tower. Each tray has a bottom wall, at least portions of which form a planar surface for supporting the merchandise, side walls extending upwardly from each of the longer sides of the bottom wall and an end wall extending upwardly from the end of the bottom wall remote from the tower. The trays are arranged in vertically spaced-apart circumferential rows, the trays in each such row being spaced apart from each other, and the trays in adjacent rows are offset circumferentially from each other. All of the trays are disposed such that the planar surfaces slope downwardly from the end adjacent the tower to the end remote from the tower obliquely to diametrical planes of the tower.

Abstract: Tray for displaying one or more folded eyeglasses, including spaced vertical walls joined by an inclined support post.

Abstract: Modular system for constructing racks for the display of merchandise, the system consisting of a vertically-elongated convex element of semi-cylindrical cross-section joined to a vertically-elongated concave element of rectilinear U-shaped cross-section.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is an apparatus for the storage and display of elongate items and particularly marking pens and felt tip markers. The apparatus includes a removable cassette holding a plurality of marking pens. The cassette may be used by an artist or draftsman at a work bench, desk or drafting table in conjunction with a user stand. In the stand the cassette may be moved between two fixed positions, a first position in which the cassettes are tilted forward to permit convenient user access to the pens and a second position in which the cassette is inclined in a rearward position, primarily for storage.The cassettes may also be employed as part of a a rack panel display system. In this system one or more cassettes may be suspended from a rack in which individual cassettes are swingably mounted. Selection of marking pens stored within the cassettes is facilitated by swinging the cassette from side to side thus permitting a person to leaf through as in the pages of a book.

Abstract: An illuminated display device includes a housing having front and rear openings with which to register outer transparent face plates and superimposed inner thermoplastic translucent sheets having inwardly convex, relatively thin thermoformed logos projecting inwardly. The logos are preferably hemispheres or portions thereof, and are coated with fluorescent layers and an opaque layer is sandwiched between each sheet and plate in registry with the non-logo area of the sheets. A fluorescent lamp is disposed in the housing between the sheet-plate pairs for self contained units and can be open, such as at the top, to receive outside light.