| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 161 | Security shelf display case | US10613288 | 2003-07-03 | US20050001520A1 | 2005-01-06 | John Cummings |
| A display case comprises a first section having a top wall, a bottom wall and a back wall connected between the top and bottom walls, and, a second section having opposed side walls with a front wall connected between them. The second section slides into engagement with the first section to form a closed interior. The bottom wall of the first section is integrally formed with a bracket which includes first and second arms connected in an inverse, L-shape, with one of the arms oriented parallel to and spaced from the bottom wall to form a space within which a shelf is received. A thumb screw or other mounting device extends through the bracket arm to engage the shelf and secure the display case thereto. | ||||||
| 162 | Display case security apparatus | US10369332 | 2003-02-18 | US06832822B2 | 2004-12-21 | John F. Canedy; Leo Faubion; Paul Lenox; Larry G. Stanford |
| A display case security apparatus comprises a housing, a plurality of platform guide tracks, a platform, an elevating mechanism, and a closure. The housing includes a lower storage section and an upper display section disposed above the storage section. The storage section has an opaque exterior wall and the display section has an exterior wall which is at least partially transparent. The platform guide tracks are disposed on the interior of the housing. The platform is disposed within the housing and includes a generally horizontal portion for supporting articles to be displayed. The platform is selectively movable between a first position, wherein any articles supported on the platform are displayed in the display section of the housing, and a second position, wherein any articles supported on the platform are stored in the storage section of the housing. The platform interfits with the platform guide tracks so as to constrain the movement of the platform to vertical translation only. The elevating mechanism is mounted within the storage section and connected to the platform. The elevating mechanism includes a rotatable crankshaft and at least one pair of links. The first link of each pair of links has a first end which engages the crankshaft so as to rotate with crankshaft and a second end which is pivotally connected to a first end of the second link of each pair of links. Each of the second links has a second end which is pivotally connected to the platform, whereby the platform moves between the first position and the second position when the crankshaft rotates. The closure is selectively interposed between the display section and the storage section when the platform is in the second position, whereby the platform and any articles supported thereon are enclosed within the storage section of the housing. | ||||||
| 163 | Storage unit and system | US10443435 | 2003-05-22 | US20040232092A1 | 2004-11-25 | James M. Cash |
| A storage unit configured to store and display items such as wine bottles includes a frame member including a top, a base and a plurality of vertically extending walls. A plurality of shelves are slidably attached to the frame member and configured to store a plurality of items. At least one insert may be positioned within the plurality of shelves to provide a support for the items contained therein. A strap, having a first end and a second end and extending substantially transverse to the front edge of the plurality of shelves is also provided and prevents the plurality of shelves from sliding. The shelves may be removed from the frame member and stored on a top surface of the frame member to reconfigure the storage space within the storage unit. | ||||||
| 164 | Theft deterrent display and storage system | US10392046 | 2003-03-18 | US20040182811A1 | 2004-09-23 | Todd Anthony Farrand |
| The present invention is a display rack for goods and is primarily a wire formed structure that also employs channel rod as well as formed plastic top and bottom cap structures. In the preferred embodiment there exists a central rectangular frame structure having a base and extending upward there from to a top end portion. Each of the four sides of the central structure includes a rotating wall or door wherein each door includes a front retail side surface for retaining goods thereon and an opposite blocking paneled surface. The doors can be locked into either the retail or blocked position. Four carousels are also secured to and form an integral part of each of the four corners of the central frame. The carousels each have columns for retaining goods and one flat blocking panel column, all positioned vertically and symmetrically around each carousel perimeter. Each carousel can be locked into a gods blocking position or be unlocked and free to rotate. | ||||||
| 165 | Theft deterring shelf aid dispensing device | US10381582 | 2003-03-10 | US20040060944A1 | 2004-04-01 | Paul Gervasi |
| A display case having a plurality of compartments with a front covering closing them. A bottom slide dispenses one article at a time, from the bottom of each compartment. As the slide moves, it makes a loud noise to tell the store clerk that someone is dispensing a product. A would-be thief is thus placed on guard that his or her activity is being monitored by the check-out clerk, even if the thief is beyond the line of sight of the clerk. | ||||||
| 166 | Protected display case | US10021386 | 2001-10-26 | US20030080653A1 | 2003-05-01 | Bradley D. Shepard |
| A protected display case for securely displaying items and for securely storing the items out of view. The display case having a top section that has at least one transparent window and a bottom section. A lifting mechanism raises and lowers a shelf containing items for viewing. The lifting mechanism uses a motor, a gear assembly, and at least two guides that are spaced apart and fixed in a vertical position. The shelf travels up or down in relation to the guides. In the raised position, the items are in the top section and on display for viewing by way of at least one shatter resistant viewing window. In the lowered position, the items are stored within the bottom section and a panel assembly creates a barrier between the top and bottom sections. | ||||||
| 167 | Firearms display & storage safe | US09944920 | 2001-09-04 | US20030041787A1 | 2003-03-06 | Edward F. Gerstenkorn |
| A firearms storage safe which transforms into a display case for firearms contained therein. | ||||||
| 168 | Display case security cover | US09342309 | 1999-06-29 | US06227018B1 | 2001-05-08 | Benson Lee Miller; Paul Townsend Scherer |
| A security cover for display cases includes cooperating generally L-shaped rigid frangible-resistant panels. A hook-shaped lower edge of each panel is coupled to an anchor rail fixedly mounted to the base of the display case. Each panel is then pivoted upwardly to cover a portion of the display case. The panels include flanges along an upper terminal edge thereof. The flanges are mated together in a U-shaped lock bar and a lock to securely couple the panels together and enclose the glass faces of the display case in a frangible-resistant protective cover to inhibit breakage of the glass faces and theft of the contents of the display case. | ||||||
| 169 | Cassette display unit | US09349584 | 1999-07-09 | US06176558B1 | 2001-01-23 | Gregg J. Hlade; William Klippert, Jr. |
| A display system having a frame, a storage space on the frame for an object to be displayed, a closure element on the frame that is repositionable between a closed position and an open position, a loading opening through at least one of the frame and closure element in communication with the storage space, and a removal opening through at least one of the frame and closure element that is spaced from the loading opening and in communication with the storage space. The closure element blocks access to the storage space from a loading location with the closure element in the closed position and permits access to the storage space from the loading location with the closure element in the open position. An object to be display can be directed into the storage space selectively a) from the loading location with the closure element in the open position and b) through the loading opening with the closure element in the closed position into a storage position within the storage space and removed from the storage position through the removal opening. | ||||||
| 170 | Anti-theft box | US635922 | 1996-05-28 | US5760689A | 1998-06-02 | Bertil Holmgren |
| An anti-theft box displays goods that are attractive by theft in shops and department stores. The anti-theft box includes a cassette (10) having a lid (11). An element is provided on or in the anti-theft box for wireless activation of an alarm device if the anti-theft box is carried through an exit of a shop or a department store. A lock mechanism is provided on the inside of the lid, which includes a lock slide (15) provided with lock bolts (16), which can be displaced in plane parallel fashion in order to bring the lock bolts into and out of locking engagement with the cassette (10). A latch mechanism (36) is provided to latch, in an engaged position thereof, the lock side with the lock bolts in the engaged position and can be actuated to a disengaged position by means of a special tool to allow displacement of the lock bolts from the engaged position. | ||||||
| 171 | Universal wrap security device | US561370 | 1995-11-21 | US5722266A | 1998-03-03 | Lawrence R. Yeager; James T. Weisburn; Christopher G. Gallagher; Ronald M. Marsilio; William G. Alford |
| A security device which includes a locking member, a ratchet member, and a plurality of cables. The cables extend through both a fastener and a base of the locking member and are wrapped around all six sides of a book or box-like structure. The fastener is releasably snap-fitted into the base and secured therein by a pair of metal tines. The ratchet member includes a housing containing a gear and bearing member which are latched together in a spaced relationship to form a reel and a pawl. A bottom plate encloses the contents of the housing. The gear includes a multi-sided key hole, a plurality of openings to secure enlarged ends of the cables therein, and a plurality of teeth. The gear and bearing member each include an annular nub which sits in and rotates around a corresponding bearing surface of the bottom plate and housing, respectively. The pawl has a catch and a resilient spring and communicates with the gear to allow the ratchet member to be turned only in one direction. Two specialized tools are required to tighten the device around the box-like structure and to remove the security device from the same. | ||||||
| 172 | Rack system for displaying and dispensing candy | US328326 | 1994-10-24 | US5553723A | 1996-09-10 | Andrew M. Stein |
| The present invention relates to a rack structure for displaying and dispensing candy which comprises a plurality of enclosed containers arranged in first second and third rows, each container being totally enclosed on all sides and having a base, a supply of candy and a downwardly extending outlet for dispensing candy from the supply; and a support structure for retaining the containers in spaced relation in the rows. The support structure of each row of containers includes first and second horizontally disposed rods each having first and second ends, the enclosed containers supported on the first and second horizontally disposed rods; connecting bars for engaging the rod ends to maintain the rods in substantially parallel spaced relation for supporting the base of each container; vertical support rods for positioning the support structure to enhance the visibility of the containers; and at least one catch basin supported on the first horizontal rod in position under one or more of the container outlets for receiving candy that has been improperly dispensed, thus preventing spills of the same. | ||||||
| 173 | Method of merchandising cutter bits and display case therefor | US161145 | 1993-12-02 | US5443310A | 1995-08-22 | Thomas H. DeFelice; Michael M. Sherman |
| A merchandising case adapted for displaying and storing cutter bits includes a cabinet, storage rack within the cabinet, a door movably mounted on the cabinet for concealing the storage rack, and a display rack mounted on the front of the door for holding the cutter bits on display. The display rack will retain a plurality of cutter bits on a display rack behind a transparent safety plate and above a display area. The display area has a plurality of individual receptacles, each receptacle retaining a plurality of chips each of which contains a die cut edge emulating the kerf profile created by a corresponding router bit positioned on the display rack, above the receptacle retaining the specific chip. A customer can remove one or more of the chips from the receptacle and compare it to the cutting edge of other cutter bits, or lay it against a workpiece. Once the appropriate chip is chosen by comparing a plurality of chips, the corresponding bit is purchased by opening the door of the case, and removing the appropriate bit from a plurality of bits returned on the storage rack. | ||||||
| 174 | Bottle dispensing rack for bar | US894267 | 1992-06-08 | US5209358A | 1993-05-11 | Gilbert Simard |
| The rack comprises a pair of rails for slidingly holding a neck of a bottle and a turnstile at the entrance to the rails. A control signal is generated each time the turnstile is moved as a bottle is placed onto the rack or removed from the rack. The rack is easily adapted and installed into existing refrigeration units, is tamper proof and inexpensive to manufacture. | ||||||
| 175 | Security shield for display cases | US302051 | 1989-01-25 | US4929862A | 1990-05-29 | Gregory C. Hamilton; Danielle R. Hamilton |
| A flexible shield panel is movably affixed between two U-shaped tracks and mounted in a jewelry store type glass top display case to protectively cover the jewelry display tray shelf. The U-shaped tracks are installed in the solid end walls of the display case with one longer track section horizontally positioned above the jewelry display tray shelf in close proximity to the shelf and the other longer track section below the display tray shelf. Elliptical discs attached by shafts to the edges of the flexible shield panel fit captively in interfaced lipped grooves which are track channels in the U-shaped track structure. The discs slide in the channel. In some applications, the discs can be sufficiently rounded and axled to turn in the track channel. The flexible shield panel is approximately half as long as the tracks and can be manually pulled along the tracks to an upward position closely covering a display tray of jewelry on the display tray shelf. The flexible shield panel can be pushed to a downward storage position. Key operated protruding lock rods are provided to lock the flexible shield panel securely in the upward position covering any jewelry on the display tray shelf. | ||||||
| 176 | Display rack for tape cartridges | US3644009D | 1970-07-28 | US3644009A | 1972-02-22 | TYLER HENRY W |
| A compartmented display rack for tape cartridges which includes a transparent barrier or door through which the cartridges can be viewed. The door is suitably spaced from the tape compartments and includes a plurality of openings through which a viewer can extend his hands for removing individual tapes from the compartments for inspection but with the openings being of a size that will not permit the tapes to be passed therethrough. A conveyor is disposed at the bottom of the rack between the barrier and the compartments so that any cartridge selected for purchase can be deposited on the conveyor which delivers the same to a point of deposit under the control of the store management.
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| 177 | Multi-aspect display device | US42309765 | 1965-01-04 | US3297167A | 1967-01-10 | METZLER CHARLES L; HOLZWARTH HENRY A |
| 178 | Display stand with alarm system | US19623950 | 1950-11-17 | US2626388A | 1953-01-20 | BARNEY NEEDLMAN |
| 179 | Showcase | US44523942 | 1942-05-30 | US2355839A | 1944-08-15 | ALBERT ARTHUR A |
| 180 | Bottle-dispensing-machine attachment | US14086726 | 1926-10-11 | US1662230A | 1928-03-13 | BENCH JOHN D |
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