International Packaging Corporation

Joseph G Lefebvre

John D Kilmartin, Iii

John M Lopez

A stackable display includes a frame having an inwardly extending ledge, an upper edge portion, a lower edge portion, and an opening. The display also includes an upwardly facing top tray and a downwardly facing bottom tray each disposed within the opening of the frame. The top and bottom trays each have a horizontally disposed wall and at least one side wall attached to the horizontal wall at its outer peripheral edge. The side wall of the top tray is offset relative to the upper edge portion of the frame to define an upper interengageable formation. The side wall of the bottom tray is offset relative to the lower edge portion of the frame to define a lower mating interengageable formation which is adapted to interengage with the upper interengageable formation of a next adjacent display construction so as to assemble the display in nested, stacked relation. A strip of adhesive material positioned between the top and bottom trays attaches them to one another for maintaining the frame, top tray and bottom tray in assembled relation. An insert is received within the top tray for displaying articles.

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Barrington, RI, United States of America

Joseph G Lefebvre