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A display unit used with an apertured support for displaying a plurality of elongated objects such as fan belts comprising a plurality of open-ended vertically spaced-apart sleeves each connected to the apertured support by two brackets. Each of the brackets is a one-piece wire having two free ends

A display unit used with an apertured support for displaying a plurality of elongated objects such as fan belts comprising a plurality of open-ended vertically spaced-apart sleeves each connected to the apertured support by two brackets. Each of the brackets is a one-piece wire having two free ends thereof formed into vertically spaced-apart engagement prongs for extending through apertures in the apertured support, the end of the bracket away from the prongs being a closed end constructed to support a sleeve thereon and lying in a plane parallel to the apertured support when the bracket is mounted thereon. The closed end of the bracket is connected to the engagement prongs by two legs respectively extending therebetween, each of the legs having a bracing portion thereof parallel to the closed end and proximate the apertured support when the bracket is mounted for use. Each of the tubular sleeves is constructed and arranged to receive within the open ends thereof the closed end portion of facing brackets to be supported thereby and to position the sleeves at various distances from the apertured support for retaining and displaying a plurality of elongated objects.

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A display unit used with an apertured support for displaying a plurality of elongated objects, comprising a plurality of open-ended vertically spaced-apart sleeves each connected to the apertured support by two brackets, each of said brackets being a one-piece member having two engagement prongs for

A display unit used with an apertured support for displaying a plurality of elongated objects, comprising a plurality of open-ended vertically spaced-apart sleeves each connected to the apertured support by two brackets, each of said brackets being a one-piece member having two engagement prongs for insertion into the apertured support to maintain said brackets thereon, each of said brackets when mounted on the support having a bracing portion thereof extending parallel to and proximate the apertured support and having a closed end portion parallel to said bracing portion and spaced therefrom and from the support, and a leg portion interconnecting said bracing portion and said closed end portion, each of said tubular sleeves being constructed and arranged to receive within said open ends thereof the closed end portion of facing brackets to be supported thereby and to position said sleeves for retaining and displaying a plurality of elongated objects. A bracket for use with an apertured support, comprising a one-piece wire having two free ends thereof formed into vertically spaced-apart engagement prongs for extending through apertures in the apertured support, the end of said bracket away from said prongs being a closed end constructed to support a sleeve thereon and lying in a plane parallel to the apertured support when said bracket is mounted thereon, the closed end being connected to said engagement prongs by two legs respectively extending therebetween, each of said legs having a bracing portion thereof parallel to said closed end and proximate the apertured support when said bracket is mounted for use.