Display stands

A display stand suitable for personal adornments, chains, bangles and watches at point of sale characterized by an upright member, a number of fixed arms projecting forward from the upright member and provided with article support means, a bar movable in relation to each arm from a first position in which the bar renders it impossible to remove an article from the support means to a second position in which an article can be removed, and means for locking the bar in the first position, and in which a bar cross member is provided with flanges movable adjacent the ends of the article support means to help prevent an article being slid off.

A display stand suitable for personal adornments, chains, bangles and watches at point of sale characterized by an upright member, a number of fixed arms projecting forward from the upright member and provided with article support means, a bar movable in relation to each arm from a first position in which the bar renders it impossible to remove an article from the support means to a second position in which an article can be removed, and means for locking the bar in the first position, and wherein the means for locking is on a flange projecting from the bar and engageable with the upright member.

A display stand suitable for personal adornments, chains, bangles and watches at point of sale characterized by an upright member, a number of fixed arms projecting forward from the upright member and provided with article support means, a bar movable in relation to each arm from a first position in which the bar renders it impossible to remove an article from the support means to a second position in which an article can be removed, and means for locking the bar in the first position in which the article support means is provided with a projection or projections to prevent an article being slid off the end, and in which bar cross member is provided with flanges movable adjacent the ends of the article support means to help prevent an article being slid off.

A display stand suitable for personal adornments, chains, bangles and watches at point of sale characterized by an upright member, a number of fixed arms projecting forward from the upright member and provided with article support means, a bar movable in relation to each arm from a first position in which the bar renders it impossible to remove an article from the support means to a second position in which an article can be removed, and means for locking the bar in the first position in which the article support means is provided with a projection or projections to prevent an article being slid off the end, and in which the means for locking is on a flange projecting from the bar and engageable with the upright member.