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US 2003/0196365 A1Published application
3D illusion frame
OwnerSteven D. Bracker, Steve R. Duhamel +2inventors
InventorsSteven D. Bracker, Steve R. Duhamel, Lyle F. Addicks, Yechiel Lee Zutler
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Abstract
The present invention concerns a display frame and base which provides for easily alternating the orientation of the display frame with respect to the base between a horizontal display format and a vertical display format, and which frame suggests the illusion of depth of a displayed image. The base, additionally, provides a substantially upright broad front face suitable for presentation of graphic or textual information.
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A display frame comprising:
- a housing having a first wall, second wall positioned opposite to the first wall;
- an aperture formed in said first wall;
- a base;
- at least one mounting peg extending upward from the base;
- said second wall having a portion adapted for vertical mounting to said base;
- said second wall having a portion adapted for horizontal mounting to said base;
- and
- said housing positioned either horizontally or vertically on at least one said mounting peg.
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A display frame comprising:
- a front wall having an aperture formed therein;
- said front wall having at least one substantially straight edge;
- a rear wall having at least one substantially straight edge;
- said front wall and said rear wall being joined along at least one of their respective substantially straight edges;
- a base including a top surface and a front surface;
- a first mounting peg adapted to matingly connect to said rear wall;
- a second mounting peg adapted to matingly connect to said rear wall;
- the top surface of the base adapted to receive the first peg and the second peg;
- the first and the second peg being mounted on the top surface of the base;
- said rear wall mountable on the first mounting peg in a first orientation;
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- said rear wall mountable on the second mounting peg in a second orientation.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.