Sign holder
First Claim
24. In combination, a supporting surface and a sign holder assembly, said sign holder assembly comprising a support member and a sign to be carried by said support member, said support member comprising a backing member and a cover each having a front face and a rear face, a hinge pivotally interconnecting said backing member and said cover for movement of said cover relative to said backing member between an opened position and a closed position, a latch resiliently securing said cover to said backing member in said closed position to define a sign holder-receiving pocket between said front face of said backing member and said rear face of said cover, an aperture defined through said cover communicating said front face of said cover with said sign holder-receiving pocket, and securing means attaching said support member to a supporting surface, said sign holder comprising an element having opposed faces, a tab along one edge of said element extendable at an angle to said faces, said tab being inserted through said aperture in said cover of said support member to be captured in said sign holder-receiving pocket with said cover latched in said closed position to display said opposed faces of said sign holder at an angle to said supporting surface.
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Abstract
A sign holder assembly formed by a support member attachable to a supporting surface such as a merchandise-receiving shelf, and a sign carried by the support member. The support member includes a backing member and a hingedly secured, latchable, cover. A cruciform-shaped slit extends through the cover and the sign includes one or more bendable tabs inserted through the slits to be captured in a pocket formed when the cover is latched so as to support a flag generally perpendicularly to the supporting surface. The assembly may be secured to the shelf by “push pins” or the like and an attaching element may integrally incorporate the push pins, may include slots through which the push pins may be engaged in the shelf apertures, may be relatively thin so the push pins may pierce the same, or may include any combination of one or more such securing elements. The sign holder may also be formed with a rearwardly carried angular element adapted to be captured in the label-receiving pocket of a label holder and may be provided with an extension on the angular element enabling the sign holder assembly to be engaged in a C-channel.
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Citations
46 Claims
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24. In combination, a supporting surface and a sign holder assembly,
said sign holder assembly comprising a support member and a sign to be carried by said support member, said support member comprising a backing member and a cover each having a front face and a rear face, a hinge pivotally interconnecting said backing member and said cover for movement of said cover relative to said backing member between an opened position and a closed position, a latch resiliently securing said cover to said backing member in said closed position to define a sign holder-receiving pocket between said front face of said backing member and said rear face of said cover, an aperture defined through said cover communicating said front face of said cover with said sign holder-receiving pocket, and securing means attaching said support member to a supporting surface, said sign holder comprising an element having opposed faces, a tab along one edge of said element extendable at an angle to said faces, said tab being inserted through said aperture in said cover of said support member to be captured in said sign holder-receiving pocket with said cover latched in said closed position to display said opposed faces of said sign holder at an angle to said supporting surface.
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39-1. The combination of claim 37 wherein said attaching element is a thin film and said flexible finger means is a push pin or the like piercing said film and engaged in said aperture.
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