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A display stand erected from component parts of sheet material, such as corrugated paperboard, includes display trays received within notches in vertical columns secured at the lower ends of the columns to a base and bridged at the upper ends of the columns by a header such that the notches each est

A display stand erected from component parts of sheet material, such as corrugated paperboard, includes display trays received within notches in vertical columns secured at the lower ends of the columns to a base and bridged at the upper ends of the columns by a header such that the notches each establish a bight which is biased into clamping engagement with the display trays to secure the display trays and the columns within a rigid integrated assembly.

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A display stand capable of being erected readily from component parts constructed of sheet material, such as corrugated paperboard, the display stand comprising: a display tray including opposite ends and having a section of prescribed thickness located at each of the opposite ends; at least two col

A display stand capable of being erected readily from component parts constructed of sheet material, such as corrugated paperboard, the display stand comprising: a display tray including opposite ends and having a section of prescribed thickness located at each of the opposite ends; at least two columns for placement one at each of the opposite ends of the display tray, each column having a notch with an opening facing the opposite column to establish a pair of opposed notches and provide a bight at each of the opposite ends of the display tray, the bight having a gap enabling reception of the corresponding section of the display tray into the corresponding notch for supporting the display tray between the opposite columns within the pair of opposed notches; flexible means in each column and associated with the notch in the column for enabling opening of the bight for reception of the corresponding section of the display tray into the notch and subsequent closing of the bight into a closed condition against the section of the display tray received within the notch; and bridging means for bridging the opposite columns and for being secured to the columns in bridging arrangement so as to bias the bight of each column toward the closed condition of the bight into clamping engagement with the corresponding section of the display tray received within the notch of the column to integrate the display tray with the columns in a relatively rigid erected display stand.