US1524300A

US1524300A - Display device

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Publication number: US1524300A
Application number: US713653A
Authority: US
Inventors: Gottlieb Albert
Original assignee: PACIFIC NOVELTY Co
Current assignee: PACIFIC NOVELTY Co
Priority date: 1924-05-16
Filing date: 1924-05-16
Publication date: 1925-01-27
Anticipated expiration: 1942-01-27

Description

Patented Jan.27, 1925. 1,524,300

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

ALBERT GOTTLIEB, OF NEW YORK, N.' Y., ASSIGNOR TO PACIFIC NOVELTY COMPANY, OF NEW YORK, N. Y., A CORPORATION OF NEW YORK.

DISPLAY DEVICE.

Application filed May 16, 1924. Serial No. 713,653.

To all whom it may concern: plurality of braces or flat supports 6 and Be it known-that I, ALBERT GOTTLIEB, a secured to the ends 8 of each of said supcitizen of the United States, and a resident ports is an arcuate bar or rod 7 which forms of the city of New York, county of Bronx, a support for articles 13 to be displayed.

State of New York, have invented a new and The articles 13 disclosed in the drawing are useful Improvement in Display Devices, of shown as rattles although it will be underwhich the following is a specification. stood that any articles which may be hung This invention relates to a device for disin a suspended position from the supporting playing small articles such as childrens ratmember 7 may be readily displayed on the tles, small toys or any similar articles which device.

can be readily suspended from the device The ends of the supporting member 7 are and exhibited in such suspended position, bent upwardly and these upwardly projectand has for its object to provide an article ingportions, which are shown at 9 hold the of this character which will be strong and articles 13 on the member 7 preventing the sturdy in construction, which can be readily articles from being displaced or inadverdismantled for shipment and which will tently dislodged from their positions on hold the articles displayed by it in such 21. their supports 7. manner that they can be readily removed, The upper end of the hub 4 terminates in although they are prevented from being ina ball-shaped projection 10 and ext/ending ,advertently dislodged or displaced from upward therefrom is a spring clip 11 which their positions of display. is utilized to receive and hold a display card With these objects and such other objects 12 bearing suitable advertising matter or the as may hereinafter appear, in view, I have price of the articles displayed on the device.

devised the particular arrangement herein- It will be seen that the various arcuate after set forth and more particularly pointsupporting members 7 co-operatc to form a ed out in the claim appended hereto. substantially circular ring around the ends Reference is to be had to the accompanyof the braces (5 and when a. plurality of aring drawing forming a part hereof, in which holes are displayed upon said supports l. a

Flgure 1 IS a perspective View of my imvery pleaslng display effect is produced.

proved display device, and From the foregoing it is obvious that my Figure 2 is a sectional viewon the line invention is not to be restricted to the exact 2-2 of Figure 1, looking in the direction of embodiment shown, but is broad enough to the arrows. cover all structures coming within the scope In the embodiment of my invention disof the annexed claim.

. closed in the accompanying drawing, 1 in- \Vhat I claim is:

dicates the base of my improved display de- An article of the class described compris- .vice which consists of a circular member ing a. base, an upright projecting therefrom, having a central boss 2 which is provided a hub rotatively mounted on the upper end with a threaded aperture which receives the of said upright, a plurality of braces exteucl 4 ing member 4. This member 4 may be of porting rod secured to the end of each of any suitable height and is in the form of a said braces and adapted to receive and hold rod which receives on its upper end a hub 5 articles fitted over It, said supporting rods of the support which receives and holds the being spaced a art from one another and articles to be displayed. The upper end of each of said r 5 having a pair of upturned the rod 4 loosely fits the interior of the hub ends for preventing accidental removal of 5 so that said hub and the arts carried by the articles supported on said rods.

it can freely rotate indepen ently of the up- Siggnfed at the city, count and State of ri ht sup rt 4. New ork, this 14th day of ay, I924.

xten mg radially from the hub 5 is a A B GOTTLIEB- .loWer threaded end 3 of an upright supporting radially from said hub. an :u'cualc sup-