An improved advertising device for displaying long shaped articles such as cigarettes, sticks of candy or the like

摘要

351,105. Display cards figures or models. WIEDERSEIM, T. E. and CARRICK, M. W., 4th Street, Philadelphia, U.S.A. March 29, 1930, No. 10043. [Class 3 (ii).] A cut-out display card shaped as a figure is folded to form a base and an upstanding part which is apertured to receive the ends of long shaped articles such as cigarettes in such a way that these articles serve to complete the figure. Fig. 2 shows a card supported by a rear strut and a forwardly bent base portion 3, apertures being formed in this base portion and at 7 to accommodate two cigarettes 14 which represent the legs of a figure 13. Further holes may be formed at 9, 10 through which a match stick may be inserted to represent the handle of a parasol 12. In a modification, Fig. 5, the card has forwardly bent vertical parts terminating in front flanges 19, the cigarettes 14 here being held in apertures in the forwardly bent parts and representing bars of a hurdle over which the horse and rider 20 are jumping.