Abstract: A liquid crystal display screen having at least one liquid crystal cell and operating in a reflective mode of operation characterized by the screen having at least a pair of tandemly arranged chambers with all but one chamber being provided with transparent electrically conductive layers to provide electrode patterns for acting on liquid crystal material disposed therein, the remaining chamber being filled with a partially to completely reflecting medium which medium is inserted into the chamber while in either the gaseous or liquid state.

Abstract: A compound liquid crystal indicator screen having at least two liquid crystal cells which are arranged in tandem directly behind one another in a direction of a light beam characterized by a pair of glass outer plate members with at least one very thin transparent carrier foil member, a plurality of strip elements spacing the members to form a stack of spaced members and a glass solder sealing the periphery or marginal edges of the members to provide a plurality of spaced chambers with adjacent chambers being separated by the foil member and each chamber containing a liquid crystal layer to form one of the liquid crystal cells.