| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 161 | Two piece loading ramp bracket | US697267 | 1991-05-08 | US5170976A | 1992-12-15 | Philip L. Lundman |
| A loading ramp bracket for use in attaching an upper end of a support member to an elevated support surface to facilitate use of the support member as a loading ramp for moving objects to and from the support surface, the loading ramp bracket including a first one-piece bracket member including a generally horizontal plate portion having a lower surface adapted to be positioned on the support surface and to be releaseably secured to the support surface, a downwardly inclined plate portion having a lower surface adapted to be positioned in face-to-face engagement with the upper surface of an end of the support member, the inclined portion being integrally joined to one end of the horizontal portion along a junction line, and the one piece bracket member having at least one aperture located adjacent the junction line, a second bracket member adapted to be releasably, hingedly joined to the first one-piece bracket member, the second bracket member including a lower plate portion having an upper surface adapted to be positioned in face-to-face engagement against the lower surface of the end of the support member, and a finger supported by the lower plate portion adapted to be houseably received by the aperture to releaseably, hingedly connecting the second bracket member to the first one-piece bracket member. | ||||||
| 162 | Merchandising display unit with improved divider | US688868 | 1991-04-22 | US5090577A | 1992-02-25 | Paul F. Lehmann |
| A merchandising display unit particularly suited for storing and displaying groups of small items of variable sizes such as nails, bolts, and similar hardware. The basic unit includes an elongate horizontal channel having a rigid arcuate wall extending substantially 180 degrees around the horizontal axis to provide a partial enclosure having an upper elongate slot providing access and visibility to the contents therein. Each end of the channel has a fixed transverse barrier. One or more dividers are transversely positioned between the end barriers to provide separated segments or item compartments. Each divider has a generally linear upper surface, and a generally arcuate lower periphery that is coextensive with the arcuate wall of the channel and has a diameter slightly larger than that of the channel. Each divider may be placed anywhere along the axis of the channel to form item compartments of desirable length. Each divider may be placed anywhere along the axis of the channel to form item compartments of desirable length. Each divider also has a finger-like projection whereby a dividing rod may be attached. The dividing rod separates items positioned adjacent to the display unit. | ||||||
| 163 | Shelf mounting advertising device | US538723 | 1990-06-15 | US5042768A | 1991-08-27 | Sol Goldstein |
| A device for advertising products on retail store shelving which includes an advertising placard adapted to be suspended from a shelf. The placard includes an elongated card which is folded to form a front panel and a side panel. The side panel is positioned substantially at right angles to the front panel and its upper edge abuts against the shelf when suspended from the front edge of the shelf by a suspender strap. The side panel supports the front panel at a predetermined angle relative to the vertical. The side panel may bear advertising indicia thereon which is visible when viewed from the side and may be supported in its angular displacement from the front panel by a return panel which transverses the distance between the distal end of the side panel and the reverse side of the card. | ||||||
| 164 | Storage device comprising stackable, nestable and suspendible trays | US386237 | 1989-07-28 | US5036990A | 1991-08-06 | Maurice Verchere |
| The storage device comprises a plurality of identical trays (1, 2) substantially parallelepipedal in shape and open at the upper and front sides. The trays can be nested, stacked on top of one another and suspended below a horizontal supporting element. The device comprises removable U-shaped connecting members (3, 4, 5) and locking elements (17, 18, 19, 20) integral with the lower and upper ends of the wings of the front frame (10) of the tray (1, 2), so that the stacking in a secure manner of two trays (1, 2) is performed by means, on the one hand, of the elements for locking the two front frames which cooperate with one another and, on the other hand, of the removable connecting members inserted between the rear parts of the walls of the trays. | ||||||
| 165 | Merchandising display unit | US417475 | 1989-10-05 | US4962860A | 1990-10-16 | Paul F. Lehmann |
| A merchandising display unit particularly suited for storing and displaying groups of small items of variable sizes such as nails, bolts and similar hardware. The basic unit includes an elongate horizontal channel having a rigid arcuate wall extending at least 180.degree. around the horizontal axis to provide a partial enclosure having an upper elongate slot providing access and visibility to the contents therein. Each end of the channel has a fixed transverse barrier. One or more dividers are transversely positioned between the end barriers to provide separated segments or item compartments. Each divider is a rigid arcuate disc extending at least co-extensively with the arcuate wall of the channel and having an effective diameter slightly larger than that of the channel. Each divider may be placed anywhere along the axis of the channel to form item compartments of desirable length and each divider is maintained in its axial and transverse position by the open channel wall which must be slightly strained to receive the larger diameter disc. | ||||||
| 166 | Combination of a pad installed on a holder and the method of assembly of the pad on the holder | US709528 | 1985-03-08 | US4832207A | 1989-05-23 | Herman Alexander |
| The combination comprising a pad including a plurality of sheets of paper in juxtaposed array capable of being removed one by one and a holder attachable to a support and including a prong for support of the sheets of paper of the pad. The sheets of paper have respective holes and slits aligned with one another through which the prong is inserted, the slits extending radially from the holes. The prong includes a shank and an enlarged head forming shoulders at a juncture therebetween, the slits having a length related to the dimensions of the holes, the shank, the head and the shoulders to permit insertion of the head of the prong through the holes and slits from the back of the pad such that the head of the prong exits at the front of the pad and the sheets of paper rest on the shank and are restrained at the front of the pad by the shoulders. | ||||||
| 167 | Shelf expander for supermarkets | US132905 | 1987-12-14 | US4828121A | 1989-05-09 | Reginald Willcocks, Jr. |
| A flat blank formed of transparent, synthetic plastic material which when erected creates an open bin that is readily secured to the front edge of a supermarket shelf to enlarge its capacity to store and display additional merchandise. The blank is constituted by a rectangular base panel whose opposing long sides are joined by living hinges to the corresponding sides of rear and front panels, the opposing ends of the rear panel being joined by living hinges to end panels. By folding up the front and rear panels and swinging in the end panels and latching them to the front and base panels, a three-dimensional bin is created whose rear panel can then be adhesively attached to holding clips received in the existing price channel at the front edge of the shelf. | ||||||
| 168 | Pad holder adapted for multiple modes of mounting and associated methods | US508491 | 1983-06-27 | US4572380A | 1986-02-25 | John D. Langwell |
| A holder for a plurality of sheet items adapted for being selectively mounted in a multiplicity of modes such as in a channel at the edge of the shelf, on a flat backing board, on a rod, on a riser card having holes therein or on a hook. The holder comprises a flat sheet of flexible material including a pivotable flap which initially is in the plane of the sheet and is capable of being resiliently bent out of the plane of the sheet such that its lower edge can act in combination with the upper edge of the sheet of the material to engage flanges of a U-shaped channel at the edge of a shelf to hold the sheet of material in flexed condition in the channel. A bendable prong is formed in the sheet and is bendable to a position projecting from the sheet for supporting a plurality of sheet items in front of the plane of the sheet at a level below the channel for removal one by one. The sheet includes an adhesive strip for attaching the sheet to a flat backing board. The sheet further includes wings at its lateral edges which are bendable out of the plane of the sheet to enable the wings to be inserted into the holes in a riser card to hold the sheet against the front of the riser card with the wings engaging the back of the riser card in secured relation. The folded wings also are engageable on a rod of a basket or similar construction. The sheet is also provided with a mounting hole above the flap to enable the sheet to be mounted on a hook. | ||||||
| 169 | Strip merchandiser | US596521 | 1984-04-04 | US4546943A | 1985-10-15 | Jacob Fast |
| An integral unit for suspending one or more apertured items for display forwardly of a display shelf is arranged to be secured to the shelf and, alternatively, to a hook which is secured to the shelf. The unit is an integral flexible plastic strip and includes a mounting portion which joins an item-supporting portion at a transversely extending fold line. The upper edge of the mounting portion includes an anchor adapted to be resiliently inserted and interlock in a hole in a display shelf so as to engage the shelf for purposes of mounting. A through hole in the mounting portion permits the strip to be suspended from a hook. One side of the mounting portion may be adhesively coated for a further alternative manner of securing the strip to the shelf. The item-supporting portion has one or more finger-like hook members defined by inverted U-shaped die-cuts in the strip. The finger-like hook members are vertically aligned to support the apertured items for display. | ||||||
| 170 | Clamping-type bracket | US672063 | 1976-03-31 | US4032101A | 1977-06-28 | Vincent J. Immordino |
| A clamping type bracket which is attachable without tools to a shelf or other board-like members to support a shelf extension or other objects. The bracket includes an upper arm adapted to rest on the top surface of the shelf and a lower arm which extends below the undersurface of the shelf to define a free space therebetween, the lower arm being in the form of a ramp whose sloping surface is treaded. Receivable within the free space is a removable locking piece whose horizontal upper edge engages the undersurface of the shelf and whose lower edge is sloped and treaded to complement the ramp, whereby when the piece is thrust into the free space, it wedges therein to secure the bracket to the shelf. | ||||||
| 171 | Merchandise display device | US41094173 | 1973-10-29 | US3872974A | 1975-03-25 | ANSTATT PETER JAN |
| A device including a flat body portion adapted to rest on the upper surface of a shelf. The body portion has upwardly projecting ridges extending in a front-to-back direction of the shelf, the ridges defining parallel merchandise receiving regions. A merchandise receiving trough extends forwardly of the front edge of the body portion and projects below the plane of the body portion. The body portion, ridges, and trough may be formed integrally from a single piece of plastic sheet material.
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| 172 | Display devices | US3752323D | 1971-07-29 | US3752323A | 1973-08-14 | KAYDEN E |
| A display device for displaying articles carried by the device. The device includes a foldable body of sheet material having top and bottom edges and opposed side edges and divided between its top and bottom edges with a fold line along which the sheet material is folded so that it has a rear wall extending upwardly from the fold line and a second wall extending forwardly from the fold line. A pair of side tabs respectively project laterally from the side edges of the sheet material. A pair of hollow end members respectively have hollow interiors directed toward each other and receiving the side edges of the body of sheet material, these end members having upright walls which are perpendicular to the body of sheet material and which are respectively formed with openings through which the tabs respectively extend. These hollow end members respectively have structures coacting with outer end regions of the tabs for maintaining the body of sheet material assembled with the end members, and a supporting structure coacts with the end members for supporting the latter with the body of sheet material extending therebetween at any desired location. The articles to be displayed are situated between the end members and along the second wall of the body of sheet material in front of the rear wall thereof.
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| 173 | Auxiliary display receptacle | US3744645D | 1972-04-26 | US3744645A | 1973-07-10 | HOCHMAN A |
| An auxiliary display receptacle or shelf suitable for attachment to regular shelves in a supermarket can be assembled from brackets and foldable blanks. The brackets preferably have a plane of symmetry so that any bracket may serve as either the left or the right hand end of a receptacle. Blanks may be stored in flat condition, may be pre-scored for accurate folding and may have a wide range of lengths.
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| 174 | Shelf extender | US3741131D | 1971-02-18 | US3741131A | 1973-06-26 | LEADBETTER O |
| A detachable, adjustable shelf extension comprising a generally flat, rigid member having opposite ends and an upwardly facing planar surface portion adjacent one of the ends. Secured to the rigid member are hanger means for suspending the member from a shelf in a position wherein the other end of the member engages the undersurface of the shelf. The hanger means includes a bracket which is vertically movable with respect to the rigid member and has a flange portion which overlies an edge portion of the shelf, and clamp means for locking the bracket in a position wherein the flange portion is in predetermined spaced-apart relationship to the rigid member.
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| 175 | Display shelf clip-on devices | US37365564 | 1964-06-09 | US3248765A | 1966-05-03 | ACHABAL OSCAR R; MIROSLAV UROSHEVICH |
| 176 | Means for mounting a display device on a price track | US39146064 | 1964-08-24 | US3227413A | 1966-01-04 | WALTER LONG CHARLES |
| 177 | Shelf extenders | US23603562 | 1962-11-07 | US3189187A | 1965-06-15 | GUYER JR REYNOLDS W; ROBINSON WILLIAM J |
| 178 | Shelf extender display or storage device | US81781859 | 1959-06-03 | US2944677A | 1960-07-12 | STUMPF JR HOWARD |
| 179 | Holder | US59892556 | 1956-07-19 | US2925239A | 1960-02-16 | LUCK RAYMOND T |
| 180 | Display device | US7980949 | 1949-03-05 | US2541303A | 1951-02-13 | WARREN SMITH ELMER |
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