Dci Marketing, Inc.

Display Corporation International

Donald D Nasgowitz

A combination hand truck and display stand comprising a lower unit including a generally planar base adapted to rest on a supporting surface, and a pair of generally planar side walls having upper edges and forward edges and extending upwardly from the base, and a portion of the base extending forwardly of the side walls, and an upper unit having a shape substantially identical to the shape of the lower unit and including a generally planar base having a bottom surface, and a pair of generally planar side walls having upper edges and forward edges and extending upwardly from the base, the upper unit being releasably connected to the lower unit such that the bottom surface of the upper unit is supported by the upper edges of the side walls of the lower unit.

Combination hand truck and display stand

Combined oil can display and dispenser rack

A display device for storing and displaying a plurality of cards includes a supporting structure having a generally vertical wall, and display rack supported by the vertical wall and having an upper portion and a lower portion. The display rack includes a planar dividing wall having a front face and a rear face, a plurality of adjacent display compartments supported by the front face, and a plurality of storage compartments supported by the rear face for supporting cards therein. The display device also includes means for supporting the display rack in a first position adjacent the vertical wall, and a second forwardly inclined position wherein the upper portion of the display rack is spaced from the vertical wall and the lower portion is positioned adjacent the vertical wall, the supporting means including at least one hook projecting rearwardly from the display rack and engageable with the vertical wall when the display rack is in the second position.

Display device for storing and displaying cards

A point-of-purchase display device has a body made up of a display member and walls interconnected to define an enclosed area. The display member is made of a generally transparent material having raised elongated transparent portions formed therein in a predetermined pattern. Opaque paint is applied to the transparent material exclusive of the raised transparent portions, the raised portions being covered by a transparent paint. A fluorescent light is located within the enclosed area and directs light through the combination of opaque and transparent paints to provide the general visual effect of a neon sign.

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Milwaukee, WI, United States of America

Donald D Nasgowitz