R.n. Koch, Inc.

Southworth Company

Selfix, Inc.

American Trading and Production Corporation

Nantucket Industries, Incorporated

Ranger Industries, Inc.

Rga Accessories, Inc.

Barry D Berger

Thomas J Macek

Jeff Leonard

Steve Samberg

Daniel A Bloom

Paper sheet

Business card

An arts and crafts hot pot is described. The arts and crafts hot pot is used to melt various types of materials such as thermographic resins, crayons, glue etc. The materials are used in the fabrications of various craft items.

Arts and crafts hot pot

An insert for a pad holder and the like includes a tongue for insertion into an inside pocket of a cover of the pad holder, the inside pocket being intended to receive a back of a pad of paper, and a flap hingedly joined to said tongue along an upper edge thereof. The flap overlies the inside pocket when the tongue is inserted into the pocket and allows the back of a pad of paper to be inserted into the pocket along with the tongue, whereby the pad of paper overlies the flap. The insert further includes holder means for holding and storing articles, the holder means being hingedly joined to the flap along a side edge thereof and pivotable with respect to the flap, whereby the holder means is also pivotable with respect to the pad of paper when the pad of paper is inserted into the inside pocket. The holder means lies between the pad of paper and an opposed cover of the pad holder when the pad of paper is inserted into the inside pocket.

Pad holder insert

Message center

Organizer

A package for a plurality of product items (such as intimate apparel) is made of transparent material. Two halves of the package are connected by an integral hinge. Each half is contour molded to provide distinct compartments for each of the product items and to provide a recess for retaining an insert in place within the package by the expansible qualities of the intimate apparel, without the use of adhesives. The packaging system is flexible to accommodate a wide variety of garments, quantities, styles, colors, patterns, sizes and brands. More particularly, the sculpture of the package and integrated insert shape provides the ability to differentiate at retail the garment style and fabric, all as a result of the geometry of the package.

Clamshell package and packaging system

A free-standing merchandise display comprises a base adapted to rest stably on a horizontal surface and a pole extending vertically upwardly from the base. An elongated, substantially circular cylindrical tower is rotatably mounted on the pole. Elongated merchandise trays extend lengthwise generally radially outwardly from the tower. Each tray has a bottom wall, at least portions of which form a planar surface for supporting the merchandise, side walls extending upwardly from each of the longer sides of the bottom wall and an end wall extending upwardly from the end of the bottom wall remote from the tower. The trays are arranged in vertically spaced-apart circumferential rows, the trays in each such row being spaced apart from each other, and the trays in adjacent rows are offset circumferentially from each other. All of the trays are disposed such that the planar surfaces slope downwardly from the end adjacent the tower to the end remote from the tower obliquely to diametrical planes of the tower. Packages for use with the display comprise nestable components that permit the articles to be clearly observed.

Free-standing merchandise display

Sunglass display tray

Sunglass display module

Tray for displaying one or more folded eyeglasses, including spaced vertical walls joined by an inclined support post.

Display tray

Modular system for constructing racks for the display of merchandise, the system consisting of a vertically-elongated convex element of semi-cylindrical cross-section joined to a vertically-elongated concave element of rectilinear U-shaped cross-section.

Modular display system

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New York, NY, United States of America

Barry D Berger