The grocers window book; a compilation of practical plans for displays in the grocer's window. The series is complete, providing for the various lines ... to each. Special feature displays accordi - Brossura
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1914 Excerpt: ... merchandise. Above the top step has been fastened a very simple shelf, while the background itself has in its center and on top a semicircular extension which balances up with the curved step and acts as a background for the higher arrangement of merchandise which is usual in the center of a display. A study of the second drawing shows a number of variations in the arrangement of the groceries. In the center of the top shelf is a very simple pyramid of quarts of olives. On either side of this is a pyramid grouping of cans of French peas and bottles of cherries. At the extreme ends of the shelf are placed first a row of club cheese, then quarts of olives, and back of this the tall bottles of olives. On top of practically all the packages on the shelf may be placed selected apples. Against the wall and on the top step is placed a solid row of bottles of vinegar, or other bottled goods. In front of these is placed a row of brie cheese. On top of these circular cheeses is placed the Edam cheese. The lower step is used for a display of canned goods arranged in semicircular for mation. In the center of the window the circular step permits the building up of a large pyramid of cans. The floor of the window can be covered with a puffed layer of cheese cloth on which are arranged attractive groupings of canned goods and fresh fruit. Small Window Trimmed for Action making that small space presentable and so make all efforts at trimming count. In Fig. I the foundation for the smaller window is outlined. A triangular box is used for the base, and two triangular glass shelves are used. The glass shelves are supported by means of cans instead of bottles, and a different arrangement of goods is placed on the box and shelves. This shows how it is possible to develop many ...
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