Display hook apparatus

Claim 1

An apparatus for the support and display of a group of related products from a vertical surface along a horizontal row, comprising first and second front channel membr support means mountable upon the vertical surface in a horizontaly spaced-apart relationship, each of said support means comprising mounting means adapted for mounting upon the vertical surface and an arm having a first end extending outwardly from said mounting means; a front channel member having front and rear surfaces pivotably mounted upon said first ends of said first and second support means such that said channel member normally depends therefrom, exposing said front surface and may be pivoted upwardly to expose said rear surface, whereby display information relating to the products may be located on said first surface and secondary information may be available for viewing when said channel member is pivoted upward; and product bracket means mounted to and extending outwardly from said mounting means below said support means such that products may be displayed therefrom behind said front channel member.

Claim 2

An apparatus for the support and display of a group of related products from a vertical surface along a horizontal row, comprising first and second front channel membr support means mountable upon the vertical surface in a horizontaly spaced-apart relationship, each of said support means comprising mounting means adapted for mounting upon the vertical surface and an arm having a first end extending outwardly from said mounting means; a front channel member having front and rear surfaces pivotably mounted upon said first ends of said first and second support means such that said channel member normally depends therefrom, exposing said front surface and may be pivoted upwardly to expose said rear surface, whereby display information relating to the products may be located on said first surface and secondary information may be available for viewing when said channel member is pivoted upward; and product bracket means mounted to and extending outwardly from said mounting means below said support means such that products may be displayed therefrom behind said front channel member.

Claim 5

An apparatus for the support and display of items, comprising mounting means adapted for mounting upon a vertical surface; bracket means extending outwardly from said mounting means for supporting a series of items; an arm having a right angle first end, said arm extending outwardly from said mounting means above said bracket means and extending beyond the end of said bracket means, said arm and bracket means being formed of a continuous length of rod stock; and a free-swinging, removable front channel member having front and rear surfaces and a necked aperture engageable with said arm first end, said front channel member being pivotely mounted to said first end of said arm within a notch formed in said necked aperture such that the sides of said notch limit the sideways motion of said arm in said aperture, such that said channel member normally depends from said arm, exposing said front surface and may be pivoted upwardly to expose said rear surface, whereby display information may be located on said front surface and secondary information may be available for viewing when said channel member is pivoted upward.

Claim 6

An apparatus for the support and display of items, comprising mounting means adapted for mounting upon a vertical surface; bracket means extending outwardly from said mounting means for supporting a series of items; an arm having a right angle first end, said arm extending outwardly from said mounting means above said bracket means and extending beyond the end of said bracket means, said arm and bracket means being formed of a continuous length of rod stock; and a free-swinging, removable front channel member having front and rear surfaces and a necked aperture engageable with said arm first end, said front channel member being pivotely mounted to said first end of said arm within a notch formed in said necked aperture such that the sides of said notch limit the sideways motion of said arm in said aperture, such that said channel member normally depends from said arm, exposing said front surface and may be pivoted upwardly to expose said rear surface, whereby display information may be located on said front surface and secondary information may be available for viewing when said channel member is pivoted upward.