B&g Plastics, Inc.

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Berger & Gorin, Inc.

Samuel L Kayen

George Smilow

A hanger for display of a belt, including a buckle of type having an open frame, has a main body portion with a hook for receiving a display rod and includes a depending buckle-engaging and retaining means which is insertable within the buckle frame, is adapted for releasable retention of the buckle prong and effects full viewability of the prong free end in engagement with the buckle. The buckle is applied an exterior support surface of the buckle-engaging and retaining means and the buckle prong is then pivotally moved into retentive disposition therein.

Belt hanger

An identification tag is in a form of a unitary flat body having a display expanse disposed outside the perimeter of a garment and a retaining portion including mutually deflectable members which receive a garment therebetween. One of the deflectable members is adapted further for receipt of a separate garment part. In a particular application the deflectable members biasingly receive the waistband of trousers therebetween and one member further engages a belt loop of the garment.

Identification tag

A multi-purpose display hanger for belts having means for selectively supporting such belts by the buckle element thereof upon a horizontally disposed rod or similar support. Means is provided for engaging that type of buckle having a centrally disposed pivotally mounted prong, or that type of buckle having a laterally extending projection on an inner surface thereof for engaging any of a series of holes in an oppositely disposed end of the belt.

Display hanger for belts

A belt display device of the type adapted to engage the buckle element of a dress belt, the buckle having a laterally projecting locking stud. The device engages the locking stud in such a manner that when the device is suspended upon a horizontally oriented rail or similar supporting structure adjacent other similarly suspended belts, the free end of the locking stud is prevented from contacting the outer surface of an adjacent buckle thereby avoiding the possibility of marring said surface.

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Elmont, NY, United States of America

Samuel L Kayen