Abstract: A display cart has three sections: a base, an intermediate display section and an upper section having a canopy. The cart can be placed in a storage position, wherein the intermediate display section and upper section are lowered. In the storage position, the intermediate display section is substantially contained within the base and the canopy of the upper section surrounds the top portion of the base. The intermediate display section and the product are thereby concealed within the base, and protected by the canopy of the upper section. The cart can be locked in the storage position to secure the product when the cart attendant is absent. The cart can also be placed in an operating position, wherein the intermediate display section and the upper section are fully extended. The intermediate display section includes shelves that slide outward to display the product in a tapered manner so that all the products can be easily viewed without interference from other product.

Abstract: A retail display case for glasses is a shoebox-like device. The box has openings in the top where glasses can be inserted for display. The openings are located at the rear of the box, to display the glasses at the front of the box. Extra pairs of glasses are stored inside the box itself. In addition, the openings snugly fit the glasses, so that the display cannot be easily removed by unauthorized persons, but can be removed for fitting to a customer or sale. In use, only a single pair of glasses is displayed on the box, and the displayed pair of glasses does not interfere with opening of the box to retrieve extra pair of glasses. The glasses retained inside the box are kept secure from unauthorized persons. The box is made from flexible plastic and the corners of the box are beveled to provide a more refined “hexagonal-type” appearance.