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Menasha Corporation

Advertising Display Company

John William Robinson

Ferdinand Wayne Bernard

The present invention provides a can dispenser for storing, moving, displaying and dispensing of cans while in the upright, as opposed to side, position. In one embodiment, the can dispenser includes a first inclined passageway, a drop section communicating with the first inclined passageway, and a second inclined passageway inclined in a direction opposite to the first inclined passageway and communicating with the drop section. The dispenser also includes a dispensing area communicating with the second inclined passageway.

Can dispenser

A point of purchase display and product holding carriage having an essentially horizontal portion attachable to a point of purchase counter and a vertical product or carriage portion extending approximately ninety (90) degrees from the horizontal portion and projecting downwardly and in front of the counter or display stand. The vertical product carrying carriage has a plurality of pockets for holding the product. The horizontal portion which attaches to and is secured to a counter top or point of purchase display stand has a channel or opening for receiving interchangeable placards which contains point of purchase graphics which can be seen since the unit is made of clear plastic. A rear panel of the vertically extending portion or carriage which carries and displays product also has graphic material which can be seen from the front of the product carrier since it is also of clear plastic.

Point of purchase display with interchangeable placards

A universal mounting bracket for use on slotted steel shelf standards or slotted steel uprights without the necessity of using tools or additional sub-assembly being required. The universal sidekick mount bracket is of generally triangular shape having one flattened hook end for engaging a slot in the shelf standard or steel upright. The bracket is then rotated toward the standard or upright while, at the same time, applying pressure to a fulcrum or pressure plate which is attached near the lower end of one of the legs of the triangle. Once the bracket is fully rotated a sliding clip disposed about the same leg of the triangle to which the pressure plate is attached engages a slot in the standard or upright thus securing the sidekick mount bracket to the slotted shelf standard or upright. The bracket can now support a hanging display stand.

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Bloomfield, NJ, United States of America

John William Robinson