Scorpion Security Products, Inc.

Target Brands, Inc.

Trinity, LLC

John Farinola

Eric Henry

Franklyn W Gulick, Jr

Gary Robert Page

William Y Stafford

Krzysztof Sosniak

Cheryl J Penkivech

Charles J Babboni

A storefront shelf can have a shelf front, a shelf top, a shelf bottom, a right sidewall, and a left sidewall. The shelf front includes a transparent barrier, one or more product exit apertures, one or more product movement apertures, and a set of restocking components. The transparent barrier permits shoppers to view shelf contained products and, when closed, inhibits extraction of any of a set of shelf contained products except through at least one product exit aperture. Each product exit aperture is an opening in the shelf front sufficiently large to permit one of the shelf contained products to pass. The product movement apertures are each opening in the shelf front sufficiently large to permit a hand of the shopper to pass and to thereafter manipulate positions of the shelf contained product(s). The set of restocking components are connected to open and close the transparent barrier. When the transparent barrier is open the shelf contained products can be restocked via the opening.

Pass-through loss prevention system

A secure product dispenser assembly includes a base extending along a base axis between a first end and an opposing second end. The secure product dispenser assembly further includes a top portion configured to adjustably couple to the base and a dispenser portion coupled to the top portion and positioned at least partially over the first end of the base. The base is configured to hold a plurality of units of product and the dispenser portion is configured to rotate between an open position and a closed position. When the dispenser portion is in the open position, the dispenser portion inhibits removal of more than one unit of product from the plurality of units of product held by the base. When the dispenser portion is in the closed position, the dispenser portion is configured to inhibit removal of any of the plurality of units of product held by the base.

Secure product dispenser

A secure product dispenser assembly comprises a base portion having a first end and a second end, and being configured to hold a plurality of units of product. The base portion comprises a bottom, a first divider coupled to the bottom, and a second divider positioned opposite the first divider and coupled the bottom. A top portion is configured to adjustably couple to the base portion and a dispenser portion is coupled to the top portion and positioned at the first end of the base portion. The dispenser portion is configured to rotate between an open position to enable removal of one unit of product from the first end of the base, and a closed position inhibiting removal of the one unit of product from the first end of the base.

A signage structure includes a first drum, a valance and a plurality of bracket assemblies. The first drum is suspended from a ceiling and includes a first frame supporting a first material having an outer circumferential surface for displaying indicia. The first frame has an upper frame ring and a lower frame ring. The valance is located outwardly from the outer circumferential surface of the first drum and includes at least one curved section having a plurality of spaced apart lights positioned along the interior side of the valance. The plurality of bracket assemblies include arms that couple the upper frame ring of the first drum to the valance. A first end of each arm is configured to attach to the upper frame ring of the first drum and a second end of each arm is configured to attach to the valance.

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Monroe Township, NJ, United States of America

John Farinola