Display device
AssigneeTimur Schindel
InventorMustafa Eren
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Abstract
A display device formed of a sheet of flexible material which may be attached to a base and has a lower portion shaped into a lower tab and has a cut to form a support flap in an upper portion with at least one cut in the support flap sized to receive and retain edges of the lower tab when the lower portion is bent upwards to overlap the support flap. The lower portion of the strip is attached to the support flap by inserting the lower tab into either a slit in the support flap or interlocking with edges of a cut out in the flap. Upon bending of the strip, the space vacated by the support flap forms a window in which an article for display can be inserted. In another embodiment a complex shape is achieved by interengaging a multiple of tabs with cuts in a flexible strip to hold elongate articles with aligned apertures in the display.
Claims9
A display device for removable articles comprising:
- a generally flat strip of flexible and bendable sheet material having an upper portion containing a first cut sized and shaped to define a support flap hinged to the upper portion, said strip having a lower portion;
- said support flap being provided with at least one second cut;
- said lower portion of said strip being shaped to form a lower tab shaped and sized to at least partially fit through the second cut and be retained by the support flap when the support flap is hinged away from said strip to leave a receptacle opening and the lower portion of the strip is bent around to at least partially overlap said hinged support flap to interengage with the second cut and transform the lower portion of the strip into a receptacle of said display device having said opening through which an article can be inserted.
A display device for removable articles comprising:
- a generally flat strip of flexible, bendable, material having a plurality of spaced apart cuts in vertical alignment with each other;
- a pair of said cuts being shaped to form first and second tabs, with a first aperture located between a first tab and an adjacent cut and a second aperture located between the first and second tabs;
- said cuts being so spaced from each other that, when one end of said strip is bent in one direction and the first tab interlocks with a first cut and upon bending of the strip's one end in another direction enables the second tab to interlock with a second cut, said first and second apertures are in alignment with each other to form a receptacle and enable an article to be inserted through them into the receptacle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.