Abstract: A merchandise display tag for use in providing information about merchandise associated therewith. The display tag is provided with tabs having slots for receiving a primary pricing information insert within a primary field. The merchandise display tag can also include a secondary pricing information insert to reduce the total price library needed to cover anticipated signage needs. The merchandise display tag can also include means for receiving a bullet providing additional information about the goods being sold.

Abstract: The system contains at least two elongated feet attached to a wall of the sterilization case. Each of the feet is approximately parallel to the wall of the sterilization case and attached to the wall. At least one leg is integral with the each of the elongated feet. At least one retaining element extends from each of the legs.

Abstract: A menu, photo, or card display mount includes, low profile article holder corner tabs positioned in pockets.

Abstract: A corner pocket mount for positioning cards, pictures, menus and the like on a frame comprising a pentagonal foldable slip including a rectangular component and a triangular component in which the triangular component reinforces the insert edge to reduce wear on the edges because of repeated changing cards, pictures, menus and the like.

Abstract: A thin, graphic support assembly comprising an elongated base rail and an elongated cover rail which come together around a board to form four sides of a frame. A spring mechanism is fully captured after the base rail and cover rail are assembled together, and the angle and position of the spring channel allows the hinge location to be at the top/outer edge of the frame. The elongated base rail and elongated cover rail can be oriented in a parallel relationship when closed for capturing a display panel or a perpendicular relationship when open for inserting or removing a display panel.

Abstract: A durable, long lasting mount for display information including a backing sheet for the information sheet-card supports and including a binder insert flap for multiple unit sheet-card supports displayed in a binder cover.

Abstract: Corner mounts for decoratively releasably retaining and displaying a photo or other sheet provided with and area of adhesive on bottom of mount and top of mount. Each mount includes a top piece and a bottom piece, joined at peripheral edges forming a pocket. Adhesive is covered and protected by a sheet of protective adhesive release paper.

Abstract: A display page assembly for holding substantially planar articles includes a base layer, an anchoring layer, and a protective layer. The anchoring layer is attached to the base layer and includes a plurality of mounting apertures formed therein. The plurality of mounting apertures are arranged for receiving a portion of a substantially planar article therein to secure the substantially planar articles relative to the page. The protective layer is attached relative to the anchoring layer to cover the substantially planar article.

Abstract: A holder for an object such as a photograph or a calendar. The holder may include either three or four layers. If made of three layers, there is an object engaging non-slip layer, a layer with magnetic properties that bears against the non-slip layer and an outer transparent or clear layer. A pocket formed between layers is used to receive a corner of the object to be held. This pocket is formed between the non-slip layer and the outer transparent layer. If four layers are used in the construction of the holder, then the transparent layer is folded to extend to enclose both the magnetic layer and the non-slip layer to form a corner object receiving pocket between them. All holders may have a triangular shape with an opened hypotenuse side used to receive the edge of the object to be held. At lease two such holders are normally used to retain an object, although six holders, one at each corner of the object and two at mid length, may be used to provide for greater holding strength.

Abstract: The document holder essentially includes a front, generally flat, rectangular cover and a back, generally flat, rectangular cover. The covers may be transparent and are joined at one corner. This may be the upper left hand corner. A clip is pivotably mounted to both the front and back covers at the corner and the clip is pivotable from an operative position wherein the papers are held between the covers by the clip and an inoperative position wherein the papers may be released from the clip. The clip is mounted to the covers via a rivet. The covers are scored adjacent the corner so that the covers may be opened as necessary and lay flat. The holder is also reversible so that it can be arranged either horizontally of vertically with the clip always in the upper left corner.

Abstract: This invention relates to pockets for holding a single or a small batch of sheets of paper, and particularly to the construction of an enclosure which provides “direct write” storage and access for a top leaf enclosed therein, where one entry lip of the pocket is on a border of one edge of the pocket forming a “book edge” for retaining the margin side of a leaf, and dual corner tab pockets are on the opposing edge's corners for retaining one or both corners opposing the margin edge of said leaf, thereby allowing the secure entry of one or more leaves therein, allowing the encoding of the sequence position of the leaf when placed therein as to a place in either “last in first seen” or “last in last seen” position, offering secure sequential viewing along the book edge when the ends secured under the corner tabs are both free, and providing for direct writing on the surface of the top leaf when the pocket is laid face up.

Abstract: Corner mounts for photographs or other sheet-like articles are provided with a pressure-sensitive adhesive. Each corner mount includes a base sheet and a cap, both made from paper and adhesively attached to each other to define a pocket receptive to a corner of the article to be mounted. The underside of the base sheet has a pressure-sensitive adhesive that is covered by an easily separated liner. The corner mounts may be made in large quantities on high speed flexographic printing machinery.

Abstract: A photographic mounting system with a mount and a peel-off backing. The mount has bonding and non-bonding areas and retains the photograph between the non-bonding area and a support such as a page of a photo album. When in use, the mount adheres only to the support. The non-bonding area is recessed with respect to the bonding area, thus allowing the photograph to be more easily interposed and located between the mount and the support.

Abstract: A corner protector is provided for protecting a corner of an object. The corner protector includes first and second spaced sidewalls. Each sidewall includes an outer edge having a notch formed therein in order to allow sidewalls to flex. A connection element interconnects the first and second sidewalls such that the inner surfaces of the first and second sidewalls define an object receiving cavity therebetween. Support shoulders are provided within the object receiving cavity of the corner protector to support the corner of the object when inserted therein.

Abstract: A picture frame capable of storing more than one picture, which includes a front frame member hingeably and removably attached to a rear support member, where the front frame member includes a frame surrounding a transparent display window and where the rear support member includes a picture compartment for storing pictures. The front frame member also includes a removable mat board mounted on the inside of the transparent window. The mat board forms a border on the inside of the display window and is releasably secured to the front frame member by flexible support arms. The front frame member and the rear support member are connected by a pair of releasable and interrelating fasteners mounted on the front frame member and the rear support member, respectively, for releasably securing the front frame member to the rear support member. The picture compartment includes an automatically adjusting, removable rear picture support removably mounted within the picture compartment.

Abstract: A photograph retaining assembly is disclosed, wherein a backing substrate has an adhesive layer on one side and a plurality of retaining pockets on a second side. The retaining pockets formed to preclude perforation of the backing substrate. The retaining pockets can form a frame extending along two, three or all four sides of the photograph, wherein the retaining pocket engages the retained photograph along at least three sides.

Abstract: A photograph retaining assembly is disclosed, wherein a backing substrate has an adhesive layer on one side and a plurality of retaining pockets on a second side. The retaining pockets formed to preclude perforation of the backing substrate.

Abstract: A mounting corner having a top piece and a bottom piece that are sealed together along their coextensive outside edges forming a pocket. A portion of the outside edges of the top piece and the bottom piece are rounded for accepting round-cornered memorabilia. An adhesive layer may be disposed on the outside surface of the bottom piece.

Abstract: A mounting corner having a top piece and a bottom piece that are sealed together along their coextensive outside edges forming a pocket. A portion of the outside edges of the top piece and the bottom piece are rounded for accepting round-cornered memorabilia. An adhesive layer may be disposed on the outside surface of the bottom piece.

Abstract: A photograph album with photo securement including an album comprised of an outer cover with a plurality of pages therebetween. Each of the pages includes a rigid back portion and a transparent front portion whereby the front portion can be separated from the back portion. The back portion receives photographs thereon. Each of the photographs has a periphery. A plurality of meltable segments are positionable on the periphery of the photographs and the back portion.

Abstract: The certification display has a multilayer matting board including similarly sized first and second matting layers. The first matting layer is connected in coextensive overlaying relation to a front surface of the second matting layer. The multilayer matting board provides a predetermined location for the placement of a certification document or diploma and recertification labels. A certificate aperture for viewing a certificate, diploma or other certification documents extends through the matting board. The certificate aperture has a sufficient depth to act as a spacer between a front cover and the face of the certificate or diploma. A certificate, diploma, or other documentation is mounted on a back surface of the second matting layer in registry with the certificate aperture. A plurality of label wells extends through the first layer of the matting board. A recertification label is placed within the label wells, typically adhered to the bottom of the label well.

Abstract: A photograph retaining assembly is disclosed, wherein a backing substrate has an adhesive layer on one side and a plurality of retaining pockets on a second side. The retaining pockets formed to preclude perforation of the backing substrate.

Abstract: A tubular frame having a plurality of tubular members and a backing member. The tubular members are held together by round corner members. The corner members have hollow tubular insertion members or legs at one end and "X" or "cross-shaped" insertion members or legs at the other end in order to mate with adjacent tubular frame members. The two insertion members are adapted to be joined to a tubular member in only certain orientations which assists in manufacturing and assembly. The tubular frame members also have elongated channels on one side for mating with the backing member.

Abstract: A corner frame having a base for engaging the back of the foamboard and a top for engaging the front of the foamboard separated by sidewalls on the base which are of a width to permit positioning the corner of the foamboard within the corner frame thus covering and protecting the corners of the foamboard. The corner frame is an assembly of two pieces--a top and a base. The top and base, being separate, are connected to one another to form a corner frame by either a slide lock feature or a snap lock feature. The corner frame may be connected to the foamboard by spikes, other gripping means or a two sided adhesive. The corner frame also may receive a cord or wire so that the corner frames may be used to hang the foamboard like a picture and/or used to straighten warped foamboards or to prevent warping of foamboards.

Abstract: A poster display unit having a central core provided with means for mounting the same for rotation about a predetermined axis. A sheet of corrugated material wrapped around the core and releasably held at its opposed, outer marginal edges thereto permits posters to be secured by fasteners, such as pins or the like, to the sheet and the sheet can be of any one of a number of different colors or designs. The core itself may be of cardboard material to permit pins to extend into the same. In a preferred embodiment, the unit is mounted for rotation about a vertical axis.