Changeable image display device

Card – picture – or sign exhibiting – Changing exhibitor – Alphanumeric device

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40492, G09F 304

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055664822

ABSTRACT:
A changeable image display sign includes a carrier panel of corrugated board material that includes a plurality of openings each corresponding to a different segment of the changeable image. The sign further includes a plurality of image-forming elements of the corrugated board material, each having oppositely facing first and second major surfaces visually conforming to and differing from at least one of the exposed major surfaces, respectively. A multitude of shafts each passing through respective interstices of the corrugated board material of the carrier panel and of at least an associated one of the image-forming elements is used for mounting the image-forming elements in the openings.

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