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The modular multi-configurable display has a series of box frames and provides variable positioning for appurtenances. The display can include a plurality of vertical columns, and generally horizontal trusses. The columns are capable of receiving the trusses at each end of the columns. Each box fram

The modular multi-configurable display has a series of box frames and provides variable positioning for appurtenances. The display can include a plurality of vertical columns, and generally horizontal trusses. The columns are capable of receiving the trusses at each end of the columns. Each box frame can be stackable with another box frame such that the vertical span of the display is adjustable. Appurtenance can be attached at various positioning locations to the display such that a myriad of modular configuration combinations are available to an exhibitor.

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The invention claimed is: 1. A display comprising: a plurality of box frames forming an interconnectable rectangular framed section, each box frame having four proximately positioned elongate frame tubing segments and a plurality of discrete webbing connected to and spanning between each of the fou

The invention claimed is: 1. A display comprising: a plurality of box frames forming an interconnectable rectangular framed section, each box frame having four proximately positioned elongate frame tubing segments and a plurality of discrete webbing connected to and spanning between each of the four tubing segments at spaced apart locations along the tubing, the frame tubing segments arranged to form a column substantially without angled cross-bracing intermediate vertically adjacent pairs of the discrete webbing, each of the discrete webbing extending between the four tubing segments for securing the four tubing segments together, the tubing segments having end portions with sockets for receiving a connector therein; at least one generally horizontal truss member operably connectable to the sockets of the tubing segments such that the at least one generally horizontal truss member extends out generally transverse from the tubing segments; and at least one display screen operably connectable to the at least one generally horizontal truss member and the plurality of box frames to substantially span across the at least one generally horizontal truss member and along the plurality of box frames. 2. The display of claim 1, wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss is generally arcuate. 3. The display of claim 1, wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss is generally linear. 4. The display of claim 1, wherein each of the frame tubing segments are formed from generally rectangular tubing. 5. The display of claim 1, wherein the webbing includes a top plate portion and a plurality of side plate portions, each of the plurality of side plate portions extending generally transverse from said top plate portion, and each of the plurality of side plate portions being operably connected to adjacent frame tubing segments in a plane generally parallel to the adjacent frame tubing segments for bridging support. 6. The display of claim 1, wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss member includes a plurality of truss tubing segments, and a plurality of spaced apart support webbing extending between the plurality of truss tubing segments for bridging support. 7. The display of claim 6, wherein the plurality of truss tubing segments are formed from generally rectangular tubing. 8. A display wall comprising: at least two spaced columns, each spaced column comprising at least one box frame, the at least one box frame including: four proximately positioned frame tubing segments having first and second end portions, the four frame tubing segments generally defining the column; a first support webbing operably transversely connected to and spanning between the tubing segments; a second support webbing operably transversely connected to and spanning between the tubing segments at a location spaced apart from the first support webbing such that a portion of each frame tubing segment between the first and second support webbings is substantially free from angled bracing; at least one generally horizontal truss connected to one of the first and second end portions of the frame tubing segments to define an open display region between the at least two spaced columns; and a display screen operably connected to the at least one generally horizontal truss and the at least two spaced columns to substantially fill the open display region. 9. The display wall of claim 8, wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss is generally arcuate. 10. The display wall of claim 8, wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss is generally linear. 11. The display wall of claim 8, wherein each of the frame tubing segments is of generally rectangular cross-section. 12. The display wall of claim 8, wherein the first and second support webbing include a top plate portion and a plurality of side plate portions, each of the plurality of side plate portions extending generally transverse from said top plate portion and being operably connected to adjacent frame tubing segments for bridging support. 13. The display wall of claim 8, wherein the at least one generally horizontal truss member includes a plurality of truss tubing segments, and a plurality of spaced apart support webbing extending between the plurality of truss tubing segments for bridging support. 14. The display wall of claim 13, wherein the plurality of truss tubing segments are of generally rectangular cross-section. 15. A display comprising: a plurality of box frames forming an interconnectable rectangular framed section, each box frame having four proximate frame tubing segments and discrete webbing connected to the tubing segments at spaced apart locations, the frame tubing segments arranged in a columnar configuration, the webbing having side portions extending along a plane generally parallel to the frame tubing segments, the side portions further extending between adjacent tubing segments for bridging support; at least one generally horizontal truss member operably connectable to the tubing segments such that the at least one generally horizontal truss member extends out generally transverse from the tubing segments; and at least one display screen operably connectable to the at least one generally horizontal truss member and the plurality of box frames to substantially span across the at least one generally horizontal truss member and along the plurality of box frames. 16. A display having a plurality of rectangular window frames, each window frame defining a window opening, at least one graphical screen positioned in at least one of said window openings, each graphical window frame comprising: a pair of vertical columns, connected with a pair of horizontal trusses thereby defining the window opening, each of the two columns having a length greater than the length of each of the two trusses; and each column comprising four proximately positioned tubing segments arranged in a parallel configuration, a plurality of structures securing the segments together and spanning between the segments, a plurality of clean intermediate sections, each clean intermediate section positioned intermediate the structures securing the segments together, the clean intermediate sections not having any structure extending between the segments. 17. The combination display and graphical screen of claim 16 wherein the plurality of clean intermediate sections on each column is at least 70% of the length of said column. 18. A serpentine backwall display comprising discrete sections suitable for assembly and dissassembly at tradeshows, the backwall comprised of a sequential series of a plurality of rectangular window frames, each window frame positioned adjacent at least one other window frame, each window frame defined by two spaced apart columns and a lower truss and an upper truss spanning between said two spaced apart columns, each column having a top and a bottom and comprising four generally parallel pieces of generally straight tubing, each column having a horizontally extending webbing vertically positioned between the top and the bottom of said column, each webbing extending horizontally to span between each of the four pieces of generally straight tubing, and said webbing having a greater overall dimension horizontally than vertically, each column not having diagonal bracing, and wherein each window frame shares a vertical column with an adjacent window frame. 19. A dissassembleable backwall display for use at tradeshows comprised of: a sequential series of rectangular window frames adjacent one another; each window frame having two spaced apart columns, a lower truss, and an upper truss, the columns having four generally parallel pieces of generally straight tubing; each column having a horizontally extending webbing vertically positioned between a top and a bottom of said column; each webbing extending horizontally between each of the four pieces of generally straight tubing; and said webbing having a greater dimension horizontally than vertically.