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US 5,405,193 AGranted
Computer video game pak display cabinet
AssigneeFrank Mayer & Associates, Inc.
InventorJeffery J. Herrenbruck
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AssigneeFrank Mayer & Associates, Inc.
InventorJeffery J. Herrenbruck
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A display cabinet is provided for displaying two sides of a computer video game pak or similar merchandise in a secure enclosure. The display cabinet includes an elongated vertical enclosure unit or paddle with a set of spaced apart shelves between transparent facings or panels to form a set of vertically arranged compartments. The game paks or other merchandise are held within the compartments. The enclosure unit or paddle is pivotable back and forth in order to expose the transparent front and back facings of the paddle, thereby enabling the purchaser to view front and back sides of the merchandise, respectively. A lockable access door on the paddle is slidable between open and closed positions, and lockable in the closed position to provide security for the merchandise. Several enclosure units or paddles are pivotably mounted upon a frame by either a hinge or by pivot pins for either flipping or spinning the paddles for viewing. The frame may alternatively be either a self-standing frame, wall mounted frame, or carousel-type frame, and may further include a storage locker for stocking extra merchandise.
A display cabinet for computer video game pales, each game pak being packaged in a box having a standardized width, height and thickness, and information being printed on front and back sides of the game pak box, the display cabinet comprising:
A merchandise display, wherein the merchandise to be displayed comprises a number of relatively thin box-like items with information printed on front and back sides thereof, the display comprising;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.