A collectable mounting device is configurable to a wall-mounted configuration, and a horizontal support surface (or shelf) mounted configuration. In the wall-mounted configuration, support members are secured together via a fastener through the adjustment slots such that support channels extend in the same direction to support the collectable on a wall. In the shelf-mounted configuration, the support members are fastened together such that the support channels extend in opposite directions, and a tensioning member is inserted between the support members in opposed tensioning member receiving slots to flex the support members away from each other. A packaging method includes stacking the support members and tensioning member to align holes therein; wrapping a label around the stacked support members and tensioning member to align holes in the label and holes in the support members and tensioning member; and inserting a fastener through the aligned holes.

An artist's support includes a base, a support arm, pivotally attached to and upwardly extending from the base, and a group of legs, pivotally connected to and downwardly extending from the base. The base includes a multi-purpose adapter, configured to receive and mechanically secure an artist's device. The legs have a folded position, in which the legs are generally parallel and proximal to each other, and an unfolded position in which the legs are angularly spread apart. Each leg includes a plurality of telescoping tubes connected via an internal one-way cam lock device. A release mechanism is disposed at an upper end of each leg, configured to selectively (a) release the cam lock device to allow sliding linear retraction of the respective leg, and (b) allow angular extension of the respective leg.

An artist's support includes a base, a support arm, pivotally attached to and upwardly extending from the base, and a group of legs, pivotally connected to and downwardly extending from the base. The base includes a multi-purpose adapter, configured to receive and mechanically secure an artist's device. The legs have a folded position, in which the legs are generally parallel and proximal to each other, and an unfolded position in which the legs are angularly spread apart. Each leg includes a plurality of telescoping tubes connected via an internal one-way cam lock device. A release mechanism is disposed at an upper end of each leg, configured to selectively (a) release the cam lock device to allow sliding linear retraction of the respective leg, and (b) allow angular extension of the respective leg.

A portable table top display has two or more panels that may be collapsed to lie flush against each other for easy portability. An articulated frame allows the panels to be transformed into an extended position by separating and reorienting the panels relative to each other. Shelves on the panels allow display items to be arranged for viewing. In the collapsed configuration, apertures in the panels form a handle. The shelves may fold out of the panels, or may optionally be inserted into slots in the panels.

A foldable easel includes a first media panel hingedly connected to a second media panel which is hingedly connected to a third panel laying horizontally along a flat surface. A first support, second support, and locking panel help support the first and second media panel to be erected in a viewing fashion. At least two items may be displayed on the first and second media panels while erected and the easel may be folded into a compact unit when in a state of non-use.

A foldable easel includes a first media panel hingedly connected to a second media panel which is hingedly connected to a third panel laying horizontally along a flat surface. A first support, second support, and locking panel help support the first and second media panel to be erected in a viewing fashion. At least two items may be displayed on the first and second media panels while erected and the easel may be folded into a compact unit when in a state of non-use.