Abstract: A display shelf which employs a mounting or support panel for attachment to one face of a transparent wall is provided with a floor which projects from the top edge of the support panel and a containment wall which projects upwardly from the floor. The support panel does not extend above the floor in the area which supports displayed product so that the product is visible through the transparent wall. Advertising material may be displayed on the support panel below the floor and the containment wall and/or floor may be appropriately shaped to provide individual compartments for each unit of product displayed.

Abstract: A display assembly is designed to display goods in the unused air space above counters, for example, by attaching the assembly to the supports of a drop-style ceiling. The display assembly includes a bracket which attaches between two supports as well as a display for folding sellable merchandise. The display can be attached to the bracket by any suitable means including monofilament or chains. The displays can include space for signage. By suspending the display assembly from the ceiling, the user can utilize air space previously wasted. Further, the displays are free to sway gently in response to any breeze, thereby attracting attention.

Abstract: A suspendable assembly for displaying goods at approximately customer eye level is formed by two elongated side members on which are mounted at least two display trays. The trays have slots therein for insertion of the elongated side members and a sidewall portion with an upturned flange. The side members have tray-supporting bosses which increase in size with descending position and the slots in the trays increase in length with relative descending position so that the lower trays will pass over the upper bosses but not over the lower bosses. The bosses are aligned to support the floor of each tray tilted downwardly in the direction of the upturned flange.

Abstract: Releasable suction cup assemblies for use in supporting objects on smooth surfaces are formed by a cup body which has a neck with a bore passing therethrough and a valve for selectively opening and dosing the bore. The valve extends through the bore and has a retainer on one end which moves the valve into a sealing position to secure the cup to the smooth surface and deformably wedges the neck against the object to secure the object to the suction cup. The vacuum of the suction cup can be released for repositioning the cup.

Abstract: Releasable suction cup assemblies for use in supporting an object on a smooth surface are formed by a cup body which has a neck with a bore passing therethrough and a valve for selectively opening and closing the bore. The valve extends through the bore and has a retainer on one end which moves the valve into a sealing position to secure the cup to the smooth surface and deformably wedges the neck against the object to secure the object to the suction cup. The vacuum of the suction cup can be released for repositioning the cup.

Abstract: A removeable rack assembly is supported on a smooth transparent surface with suction cup devices. The assembly includes a rack and rack supports, each rack support including a vertical leg and a horizontal leg with connector means provided along the vertical leg for adjustably positioning a rack or rack shelf. A plurality of suction devices are provided with at least two suction devices positioned along a common horizontal axis of the horizontal leg and at least one suction device positioned at the lower end of the vertical leg. The lower end of the rack supports are adapted to rest on a sill or floor to support part of the vertical load applied to the rack.

Abstract: Display and handling packages for use in protecting delicate three-dimensional stickers during transportation and display are formed by a longitudinal rib having spaced patches of silicon on which the three-dimensional stickers are mounted and two folding sides having a reflective surface thereon extending from the rib which cover and protect the stickers mounted on the rib during transportation and which open for exhibit of the stickers when the package is on display.

Abstract: Releasable suction cup assemblies for use in supporting an object on a smooth surface are formed by a cup body which has a duct passing therethrough and a valve element for selectively opening the duct whereby the vacuum of the suction cup can be released for repositioning the suction cup. The valve extends through the duct and is threaded on one end to receive a threaded fastener which is used to move the valve element into a sealing position and to secure the suction cup to an object. The stem portion of the suction cup may have an annular slot therein and an expanded lip which is deformed outwardly by inserting a plug in the slot.

Abstract: A display rack is mounted to an internal surface of transparent panel in refrigerated vault to support and display bottles through the transparent panel. The display rack has a back wall for mounting the rack and a ledge extending from the back wall which has a generally horizontal portion adjacent the back wall and a upwardly deflected portion distal from the back wall. A plurality of slots are formed in the ledge for receiving the neck portions of the bottles. Each slot is of a size adapted to receive the neck portion of a bottle but smaller than the top portion used sealing the bottle, whereby the edges of the slots in the ledge can support the bottle at its neck and the body portion of the body of the bottle can be easily grasped for selection and removal from the display rack.

Abstract: A merchandise display case is formed with opposed sides defining an open rear face with one or more shelves extending horizontally between and connecting the opposed sides. The display unit is mounted on a window with the open rear face adjacent the window. Suction cups attached to the case support the case on the window and advertising materials are supported on the stems of the suction cups between the case and the window and/or extend laterally from the case to be readily visible from both sides of the window.