Display stand
OwnerLeslie S. Neumann, Harold H. Neumanninventors
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Abstract
A display stand for supporting, proximate a computer or the like, written material to be used as input to that computer. The display stand is also usable to conveniently display reading material. Preferred and alternative embodiments of the invention feature, respectively, a self-contained display stand with lock-in back support, and a self-contained display stand with an interleaf storage feature, usable both to display material and also to contain and store computer disks. In either or both of the embodiments, elastic bands are attachable for holding the pages for a multi-page book.
Claims7
A display stand for displaying reading material and computer input material in a confined environment comprising a unitary construction including a pair of symmetrical parts, each part defining a pair of support wing portions, said parts separated by a fold line defined by said construction, a pair of connecting wing portions outwardly of said support wing portions for use in retaining said material in observable and usable position, all adapted and arranged so that said support wing portions extend rearwardly of said display stand for supporting said display stand in a self-sustaining, standing position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.