Display rack
OwnerTimothy D. Lewis, Paul A. Braginetzinventors
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Abstract
A display rack wherein a one-piece die cut blank is constructed and arranged to be folded and interconnected to form a plurality of stepped card receiving slots or pockets forming a terraced display rack for items, such as baseball and football cards. The rack can be substantially trapezoidal in configuration so that a plurality of such racks can be placed in side-by-side relationship to form an enclosure resembling a stadium. A base board can be employed for holding the racks in side-by-side relationship, and indicia representing a playing field is placed on the base board within the enclosure.
Claims12
A display rack comprising a one-piece die cut blank having a plurality of folded and interconnected panels forming a plurality of stepped slots, a plurality of items to be displayed inserted into said slots to thereby provide a terraced display of said items, and support structure integral with at least one of the plurality of panels and connectable to the remaining plurality of panels for holding the display rack in an erected position.
A display rack comprising a one-piece die cut blank having a plurality of folded and interconnected panel portions forming a plurality of stepped pockets, the lateral edges of said panel portions being progressively inwardly extending to provide panels of different lengths, whereby a substantially trapezoidal-shaped terraced rack is formed when the blank is folded and interconnected, a plurality of items to be displayed inserted into said pockets, and support structure integral with at least one of the plurality of panels and connectable to the remaining plurality of panels for holding the display rack in an erected position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.