US1651536A - Display device - Google Patents

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Dec. 6, 1927. 1,651,536

P. H. MONARQUE DISPLAY DEVICE Filed Aug. 28. 1924 awuemtoz Philip Nonarque.

329 Guam m3 d Patented Dec. 6, 1927.

PHI IZLIP H. HOKARQUE, OF NEW YORK, N. Y.

DISPLAY DEVICE.

Application fllpd August '28, 1924. Serial No. 734,692.

for folding and pasting to form a pencil display holder such as illustrated in Fig. 2 wherein the same is shown in perspective, parts being broken away.-

Referring to said drawings, the section indicated by the reference character 3 forms the back of the device, and terminates at the bottom as indicated at 4 At the top the section 5 having suitable holes such as 6, is bent over forwardly and the next section 7 having the cut-away portion 8 is then bent over downwardly as shown, the next section 9 being bent inwardly and under, the section 10 extending upwardly and the section 11 substantially horizontally and parallel with the section 5, the end section 13 bending downwardly as shown. The free end 13 is also preferably pasted or suitably secured to the section 7 as shown and the lower end-of the back section 3'is likewise also preferably secured to the section 10 by paste or other suitable material.

The flaps 14, 15 are pressed outwardly from the back of the stand as shown, serving to support the same, and the horizontal flap substantiall at right angles to the back 3 to engage a ho e, the triangular flaps 14, 15 protending slightly rearwardly,

provided with end lugs 17 is bent down jected as shown, thus serving to provide a proper support for the holder, the whole being stamped out of a single card as shown, and the pieces stam ed' out of the cut-away portion 8, serving or use as tickets or for other suitable purposes, practically the entire card when used. Suitable merchandise, such as pencils 18 are introduced through the upper hole 6 in the section 5 and extend. downwardly through the lower holes 19 in the section 11 projecting at the top and being visible through the opening. 8. Paste or other suit-able fastening means is also of course preferably applied bencath the flaps 16 thereby securely holdingthe device as formed.

-Of course itv will be understood that various modifications may be made in the construction and arrangment of parts without departing from the spirit of the invention as claimed.

I claim: f

A device of the class described comprising 5 a single sheet of material bent to form a rectangular main portion, a rectangular inner portion at the base thereof, holes through said portions for retaining objects to be displayed, flaps bent out of said main portion to provide support therefor, said device adapted to stand with the upper portion erand smaller flaps engaging'said first mentioned flaps for holding same in extended position.

In testimony whereof I hereunto aflix my signature.

PHILIP H. MONARQUE. 1

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