| 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 | Lighted picture frame stand | US12284942 | 2008-09-26 | US20090077851A1 | 2009-03-26 | Marie Blackshear-Smith |
| A multiple-photograph display stand includes a base, an elongated support post having an upper end and a lower end which is fixed on the base, and a plurality of picture frame members having at least one substantially flat edge. The picture frames are hingedly attached adjacent and engageable with the support post and preferably a light is attached to the top end of the support post and connected to a power source. | ||||||
| 162 | Display device | US12229439 | 2008-08-22 | US20090049725A1 | 2009-02-26 | Norlene Gensler; David Pomerantz |
| A display device includes a back-board type member and a support mechanism engageable thereto. A plurality of mounting rails are releasably securable to such back-board type member on at least one of a front side, a back side, and a combination thereof such that each rail runs at least one of side to side and top to bottom across such back-board type member. A securing mechanism has a first portion engageable with such back-board type member and a second portion engageable with such plurality of mounting rails for releasably securing such mounting rails to such back-board type member such that at least a predetermined portion of at least one predetermined item may at least one of sit on at least a portion of at least one of such mounting rails, releasably slide behind at least a portion of at least one of such mounting rails and a combination thereof. | ||||||
| 163 | Memorabilia organizer | US11515549 | 2006-09-02 | US20080053925A1 | 2008-03-06 | Nanci Scheithauer |
| A memorabilia organizer having an open-face holder composed of sturdy side rails, top hooks, handle, tab guides with internal crease, sliding rings and winged finger grips, transparent pocket with enclosure and external label display and insert. The holder is easily modified by attachments in customize colors, shapes and sizes joined to top hooks and handle. The preferred holder has parallel, a closed oval or elliptical shaped, rounded rails composed of sturdy but flexible material embodiments that includes top hooks, handle, base bars, tab glides that are threaded through holder and attachable transparent pocket, label display and label insert. At least one tab integrates a base, joining sliding rings top-sided, winged finger grips ends, and top-sided internal crease. The pocket is composed of transparent, flexible but sturdy, protective material having expandable top-sided seams, top fold, dual label pocket, label insert, and sturdy base attaching to tab in holder. | ||||||
| 164 | System for displaying wallpaper samples | US11412868 | 2006-04-28 | US20060186063A1 | 2006-08-24 | Duncan Campbell |
| A display system for displaying samples of wallpaper includes a display stand having a frame and a plurality of display panels, a plurality of wallpaper display samples affixed to the display panels in a pre-selected pattern, a plurality of pre-cut wallpaper take home samples correlated with the display samples and a plurality of containers sized and shaped for removably holding a supply of the take home samples. Each of the containers is mounted onto the frame so as to be located proximate to one of the display samples so as to visually associate the supply of the take home samples with the display sample correlated therewith. The display stand may include a frame rotatably mounted on a base, and upstanding members extending upwardly from the base and outwardly from a notional central axis at 90° angles to each other. The display panels may include pairs of display panels extending between adjacent upstanding frame members, wherein the display panels of each of the pairs are arranged at an obtuse angle to each other, and at an acute angle to an adjacent upstanding member. | ||||||
| 165 | Document management system and associated method | US11332870 | 2006-01-13 | US20060163179A1 | 2006-07-27 | Robert Schendel |
| A document management system that includes a modular storage device. The modular storage device includes at least one storage unit for supporting a plurality of vertically staggered storage folders. Each storage folder defines a pocket having a pocket depth for storing document management objects. The storage folders are supported such that the object in each storage folder is visible and such that the pocket of each storage folder can be reduced or increased relatively to a standard pocket depth. | ||||||
| 166 | Organizer | US10268555 | 2002-10-10 | US06983855B1 | 2006-01-10 | Samuel J. Messinger |
| An organizer is formed from a flat sheet of substantially stiff, bendable and deformable corrugated box paper with pre-scored areas to fold and with easily removable perforated areas to custom accommodate the height, width and depth of objects to be placed on a shelf with exposed front portions thereof aligned with the front of the shelf. The perforated areas are preformed as slits or perforations in the flat sheet during a die-cutting operation. Selected sections of panels forming the organizer can be broken away, punched out, or otherwise removed to permit oversize objects, e.g. books, magazines, boxes, cans, articles of folded clothing, or the like to be properly positioned on a shelf or within a box. Use of the organizer enables books, magazines, boxes, cans, articles of folded clothing, and the like to be maintained in position on a shelf and to be positioned to the front of the shelf and in alignment with the front of the shelf for easy location and access by the user. An identically constructed organizer, when inserted in a storage box, either individually or in tandem, can be used to position objects within the box. | ||||||
| 167 | Display table cover | US10758551 | 2004-01-15 | US20050158510A1 | 2005-07-21 | Lorie Trump |
| A table cover that allows the user to display literature or product samples in pockets that extend vertically from the edge of the table, comprising a water-resistant and lightweight primary material and a transparent secondary material from which the pockets are made. The pockets can be made either from a single sheet of transparent material or from a plurality of sections of transparent material. The pockets can vary in number and size, and they can be located in one or two rows on one or both sides of the table. In the preferred embodiment, the primary material is nylon ripstop coated with urethane, and the secondary material is clear window plastic. The secondary material can be UV-treated to prevent fading of the literature or other materials contained in the pockets, and text and/or graphics can be superimposed on the front surface of the pockets. | ||||||
| 168 | Business card display and dispenser | US10753300 | 2004-01-08 | US20050150899A1 | 2005-07-14 | James Demido |
| A holder with a plurality of pockets for displaying and dispensing, in one location, a variety of business cards. Particularly suitable for businesses in which a number of professional people share a common lobby or waiting room, the holder, when filled with their respective business cards, offers clients or patients a convenient way to keep in touch. It also can be used to advertise professional and other services in shopping malls, restaurants, supermarkets and the like. The holder comprises a frame with a shoulder which defines a generally rectangular opening. Mounted within the opening are rows of shallow pockets, each pocket being defined by an elongated transparent front panel, a back panel, and except for the lowermost pocket, a spacer. The spacers not only separate the front and back panel and are affixed thereto, but also forms the bottom of the individual pockets. Separated from the back panel by a distance which is approximately equal to that between the front and back panels in each of the pockets above it, the front panel in the lowermost pocket is affixed along its lower edge to the shoulder itself instead of to a spacer. Spacing between rows of pockets is such that when business cards are placed in on end in the lower pockets the top of the card protrudes outwardly a short distance past the lower edge of the front panel in the next higher pocket, overlapping it a fraction of and inch and allowing the card to be removed easily. | ||||||
| 169 | Display and storage device | US11009898 | 2004-12-09 | US20050150789A1 | 2005-07-14 | Larry Crane |
| A device for holding, storing and displaying various media articles, such as CDs, CD Cases, DVDs, DVD Cases, Audio Cassettes, Audio Cassette Cases, Computer Mini-floppies, Video Cassette, Video Cassette Cases, Books, Magazines, Pictures, Cards and the like. The device is comprised of a single sheet of relatively thin pliable, resilient material, such as a sheet of vinyl, plastic, and the like, within and through said material are cut a plurality of slits, in sets of two or more slits or slit sets. The lower ends of slit sets are spaced apart by a distance which is less than the transverse dimension of an article to be supported or held, while the upper ends are spaced apart at a distance which is greater than the transverse dimension of said article to be supported or held. The lower ends and upper ends of slit sets are longitudinally spaced apart by a distance that is less than the longitudinal dimension of an article to be supported or held. The lower ends of a slit set are even on the horizontal axis while the upper ends of a slit set has at least one slit that is uneven, shorter or offset from at least one other slit on the horizontal axis. When an article is inserted into the space between slits in a slit set, the material deforms to form a compartment that captures or holds a portion of said article. Compartments are formed from a plurality of slits and/or slit sets and are open-topped/top-loading and are integrally formed with the sheet material. Compartments are capable of receiving at least one article and maintaining the article in an upright position, relatively parallel with the overall plane of the device with at least one part of the article visible for viewing. A slit sets size, shape and spacing is relatively proportional to the size, shape and/or dimensions of the articles thereby forming compatible compartments for the article. A portion of an article is within the compartment and a portion is exposed so as to permit a single article to be easily accessible and grasped by the fingers for easy placement and/or removal there from. The device is mountable to supports, such as a wall, door, and mirror or hung from racks etc. | ||||||
| 170 | Poster display and dispenser | US10934947 | 2004-09-03 | US20050109718A1 | 2005-05-26 | Arthur Leduc |
| Disclosed is a poster display and dispenser. The display finds particular application in commercial retail establishments. The display allows salespeople to display a range of poster designs while at the same time allowing consumers to access rolled up posters for purchase. | ||||||
| 171 | Display rack with multiple board size | US10913821 | 2004-08-06 | US20050006332A1 | 2005-01-13 | Allen Stein |
| A display device including a plurality of display panels, at least one of the panels having a dimension differing in at least one aspect from a corresponding dimension of another panel. The invention also includes sets of display panels for use with such a display device, and related display methods. | ||||||
| 172 | Organizer | US10345270 | 2003-01-16 | US20040140282A1 | 2004-07-22 | Wen-Tsan Wang |
| An organizer is constructed to include a base panel, a plurality of top-open pockets located on the outer wall of the base panel for keeping things, each top-open pocket having a top hem and a resilient metal wire rod hemmed in the top hem to support the respective top-open pocket in shape, a bottom-open pocket provided at the inner wall of the base panel near the top, the bottom-open pocket having a plurality of through holes in the closed top side, and a hanger fastened to the bottom-open pocket for hanging the base panel on a support, the hanger having a mounting board fitted into the bottom-open pocket and a plurality of hooks respectively extended out of the through holes of the bottom-open pocket for hanging. | ||||||
| 173 | Pamphlet display/dispenser | US09719569 | 2001-03-27 | US06705473B1 | 2004-03-16 | Peter Richard Schlesinger |
| A pamphlet display/dispenser, which can have interior height adjustment and/or dividers to accommodate all paper and pamphlet sizes, has a pamphlet container unit with a cavity to contain pamphlets biased to lie against the front wall to facilitate retrieval of the rearmost pamphlet and a front window, which can contain a further pamphlet or other material. A hinge enables the dispenser to open out into a walk-forward “open” mode to further facilitate retrieval of the rearmost pamphlet and in which position the pamphlet display/dispenser can be self-supporting, or the dispenser can be “closed” as a wall mounted unit. | ||||||
| 174 | Device for displaying flat and flexible objects | US09341729 | 1999-08-27 | US06698599B1 | 2004-03-02 | Wolf-Dietrich Hannecke |
| A device for displaying flat and flexible objects. The device displays flat and flexible objects and is specially suitable for modular display systems, e.g. display racks or display consoles. Flat and specially non-rigid display goods are held upright, and can be reliably inserted and withdrawn. The bottom, the rear wall and the sidewalls are configured as a single-pieced plastic injection molded part. At least one of the sidewalls is flexibly configured at least in one of its segments as a clamp holding the inserted objects in an upright position. | ||||||
| 175 | Interlocking pipe storage system | US10160743 | 2002-05-31 | US06651826B1 | 2003-11-25 | Jay Schiffman |
| A storage system includes a plurality of interlocking storage pipes, each having an externally opening storage space. Each interlocking storage pipe has a pipe body extending to at least two connecting terminals. Some pipes have a connecting terminal that is oriented at an angle relative to other connecting terminals of the pipe. Thus, an elbow pipe, a T-pipe and a cross-shaped pipe are disclosed. The variously shaped pipes permit the user to join the pipes in different combinations to provide various storage system arrangements. The connecting terminals permit the storage spaces of the pipes to be oriented at different angles relative to each other, thereby providing additional storage arrangement possibilities. | ||||||
| 176 | Display rack with multiple board size | US10072032 | 2002-02-07 | US20030047528A1 | 2003-03-13 | Allen R. Stein |
| A display device including a plurality of display panels, at least one of the panels having a dimension differing in at least one aspect from a corresponding dimension of another panel. The invention also includes sets of display panels for use with such a display device, and related display methods. | ||||||
| 177 | Cover out, compact disc case display | US09754569 | 2001-01-04 | US20010050261A1 | 2001-12-13 | Mitchell Edward Savard |
| THE nullCOVER OUT, COMPACT DISC CASE DISPLAYnull OFFERS, CASE OWNERS THE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO DISPLAY THE ALWAYS DIFFERENT COVERED ARTWORK AND/OR PHOTOGRAPHS DESCRIBEING THE CONTENTS OF SAID, COMPACT DISC. THROUGH PICTURE ASSOCIATION, CASE OWNERS CAN EASILY LOCATE THEIR DESIRED DISC FROM THE nullCOVER OUT, COMPACT DISC CASE DISPLAYnull, WHICH IS EITHER HUNG OR MOUNTED ON ANY VERTICAL PLAIN. | ||||||
| 178 | Book storage and learning center | US385361 | 1999-08-30 | US6105790A | 2000-08-22 | Stephen Alan Parks |
| A combination book organizer and learning center which includes a body having a plurality of pockets of predetermined and varying shapes formed therein in which books having the same predetermined varied shapes are placed when not in use. | ||||||
| 179 | Erectable periscoping display device for planar items | US654869 | 1996-05-29 | US5732491A | 1998-03-31 | Ronald P. Burtch |
| A display device for planar elements such as diskettes, credit cards and the like comprises a support portion and an integral display portion constructed in such a manner that the portions are relatively movable, through a periscoping action of the display portion, between a planar configuration of the device wherein the display portion and thus the planar element is substantially covered by the support portion, and an erected configuration of the device wherein the display portion extends upwardly from a support formed by the support portion so as to display the planar element. In one embodiment, the element is supported by a retainer band while in another a pocket is formed between a display panel and an end panel of the display portion. In another embodiment, an end panel comprises a pair of folded over panels, one of which includes a notch in an edge adjacent to the fold line so that the end panels form a recessed pocket for, e.g., a credit card. In a further embodiment, the display portion includes a relief member or gate so as to, e.g., accommodate thicker elements such as CD-ROMs. | ||||||
| 180 | Display stand with reinforced bottom shelf | US339951 | 1994-11-15 | US5542551A | 1996-08-06 | Jerrold A. Smith |
| An erectable display stand includes a generally planar back panel, a generally planar shelf for supporting objects, and at least one generally planar supporting wall. The shelf and the supporting wall are connected to the back panel for movement relative thereto between their collapsed positions in which they extend in substantial parallelism with one another and with the back panel in close proximity of the latter, and an erected position in which they extend substantially normal to the back panel and parallel to each other in large-area surface-to-surface contact with one another for the supporting wall to support the shelf from below when the stand is in use. The supporting wall may have a rearward extension that transfers the area of ground contact to behind the stand proper, so that the latter may assume a rearwardly tilted attitude when in use. | ||||||
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