Abstract: A mounting for a generally vertical signboard includes clips which coact with the signboard to removably secure at least two sizes of indicia to the signboard. The signboard includes ribs which coact with both the indicia and the clips, allowing the indicia to be mounted to the signboard in two modes. The signboard is held vertical by supports. Brackets interact with the supports to enable the positioning of the signboard between a floor and a ceiling. The supports rotate and slide relative to the floor brackets so that the signboard may be tilted from the vertical to facilitate changing of the message displayed on the signboard.

Abstract: An indicia-supporting clip has a plurality of fingers which directly engage and hold an edge of an indicia, and has a board-indicating portion which engages and is held by a signboard to releasably hold that indicia in engagement with that signboard.

Abstract: A signboard which is tubular in configuration has elongated grooves in the surface thereof that can accommodate the resilient clips of indicia. That signboard occupies only a limited amount of floor space when it is mounted with its axis vertical; and the elongated grooves in the surface of that signboard facilitate the positioning of indicia at levels at which that indicia is readily visible.