Sara Lee Corporation

Howard Displays, Inc.

Consolidated Foods Corporation

Atari Corporation

Marlboro Marketing, Inc.

Hanes Corporation

The Howard Marlboro Group

Sydney Edson

Fred Howard

Howard Nathan

Milton J Merl

Silvio J Di Marchi

Salvatore Miuccio

Merchandising display frame

Support frame for a display carton

An integrated modular store fixture system has at least two spaced apart parallel vertical members at the rear of the system with side surfaces facing each other and having a series of aligned holes therein. A display assembly or a pull-out tray assembly is engageable with holes into members for holding merchandise to be displayed at the front of the system. The assemblies include two side support elements, each extending from the rear to the front of the system when in the mounted position with one end at the rear having members projecting transverse to the support elements and each projecting member inserted into one hole in one vertical member. The side support elements are releasably retained in the mounted position by a horizontal elongated stretcher member having downwardly depending pins and which are slidably received in tubular members on each support element. A tray or J-hook is mounted on the support elements for holding merchandise to be displayed.

Display and pull-out tray assemblies for integrated modular store

An integrated modular store fixture system provided with display assemblies, each having side support members and a base therebetween. At least one separator is disposed parallel to the side support members and perpendicular to the base and is mounted for slidable movement across the front of the display assembly to permit adjustment of the position thereof while preventing upward movement of the separator. As a result, the display assembly can be selectively configured to receive and display packages of different sizes.

Display assemblies for integrated modular store fixture system

An integrated modular store fixture system provided with a plurality of C-shaped rigid frame members, each having two horizontal arms and a vertical spine connecting the two arms and disposed at a rear portion of the unit and a plurality of rigid spacer elements connecting the frame members together in a spaced apart parallel relationship. A plurality of trays for holding merchandise to be displayed are releasably mounted between successive spines.

Integrated modular store fixture system and a tray and header therefor

A skeleton-like supporting rack or frame for supporting a product display carton or the like having a substantially open front for exposing such product. The rack or frame defines a generally U-shaped section for engaging the back or rear and the sides of the carton; e. g., the bight portion engages the rear and the arms or legs of the U-shaped section engage the sides. Adjustably attached to the arms or legs of the U-shaped section are elongated brace members extending longitudinally forward of the arms or legs. These brace members terminate into generally U-shaped hook or cradle members embraceably engageable with the front edge of the side sections of the opened carton. Also, attached to the legs or arms are downwardly extending elongated L-shaped support members, the foot of the L being engageable with the bottom of the carton for supporting the same. Hooks are provided to attach the assembly to a generally vertically oriented existing support surface such as a wall.

Display stand or similar article

In a data information display device for use with products displayed in a shelf environment. The unit includes a bracket which is designed to mount either adhesively to the front edge of a shelf or by adhesive or other gripping means to a typical ticket rail mounted on the front edge of a shelf. Depending from the bracket is a support member which rotatably carries a data-carrying member having two surfaces, the front surface carrying information for a consumer of the goods and the rear surface carrying information used by store personnel for reorder purposes. The unit normally hangs in a position with the consumer information visible. By simple rotation of the member of the data-carrying member the store reorder information becomes visible and, when utilized, the supporting force is removed and the data-carrying member resumes its normal position.

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East Meadow, NY, United States of America

Sydney Edson