Bodies to be attached to single-prong hooks

For use with a single-prong support hook having a front end, an elongated substantially rigid body adapted to rest at a lower surface thereof on a single-prong support hook which is adapted to be connected at its rear end to and project forwardly from a carrying structure, with said body having a length sufficiently great to extend along the hook forwardly from the carrying structure at least slightly beyond the front end of the hook, said body being of substantially rectangular transverse cross section and projecting laterally through a substantial distance on opposite sides of the single-prong hook while resting thereon, and said body having a fastening means for releasably fastening the body to a single-prong hook carried by and projecting forwardly from a carrying structure, said fastening means being capable of maintaining said body assembled with a single-prong hook while being supported thereby in a manner enabling the body to be received in slots formed in packages which are to be displayed, said body being formed at its lower surface which is adapted to engage the hook with an elongated groove which receives the hook, said body carrying adjacent its front end region distant from said fastening means a bridge member extending across said groove and defining therewith an opening through which a front portion of a single-prong hook is adapted to extend.

For use with a single-prong support hook having a front end, an elongated substantially rigid body adapted to rest at a lower surface thereof on a single-prong support hook which is adapted to be connected at its rear end to and project forwardly from a carrying structure, with said body having a length sufficiently great to extend along the hook forwardly from the carrying structure at least slightly beyond the front end of the hook, said body being of substantially rectangular transverse cross section and projecting laterally through a substantial distance on opposite sides of the single-prong hook while resting thereon, and said body having a fastening means for releasably fastening the body to a single-prong hook carried by and projecting forwardly from a carrying structure, said fastening means being capable of maintaining said body assembled with a single-prong hook while being supported thereby in a manner enabling the body to be received in slots formed in packages which are to be displayed, said body having at a rear portion thereof a downwardly extending part adaped to engage the front surface of a carrying structure, the single-prong hook having in front of said downwardly extending part of said body a transverse portion and said downwardly extending part being formed with a groove receiving said transverse portion and forming said fastening means.

For use with a single-prong support hook having a front end, an elongated substantially rigid body adapted to rest at a lower surface thereof on a single-prong support hook which is adapted to be connected at its rear end to and project forwardly from a carrying structure, with said body having a length sufficiently great to extend along the hook forwardly from the carrying structure at least slightly beyond the front end of the hook, said body being of substantially rectangular transverse cross section and projecting laterally through a substantial distance on opposite sides of the single-prong hook while resting thereon, and said body having a fastening means for releasably fastening the body to a single-prong hook carried by and projecting forwardly from a carrying structure, said fastening means being capable of maintaining said body assembled with a single-prong hook while being supported thereby in a manner enabling the body to be received in slots formed in packages which are to be displayed, the single-prong hook being of the type which has in front of the carrying structure a transversely extending loop, and said body being formed at its lower surface with an elongated groove for receiving the hook and with a lateral pocket for receiving the transverse loop.