A product for displaying an image or object (e.g., printed photo or a print, etc.) according to at least one implementation includes a first sheet having a front face and a rear face. An image or object is formed along the rear face. The product also includes an adhesive coated substrate, such as a ferrous metal substrate, to which the first sheet is adhesively affixed.

A method for producing a label for affixing in a vehicle. The method includes printing of a substrate layer to yield a basic label form; production of an adhesive film with a first adhesive layer; and sticking the adhesive film to the basic label form using a second adhesive layer to produce the label. Also described is a label kit including a basic label form with a printed substrate layer and an adhesive film, wherein the adhesive film is configured to be stuck to a printed side of the substrate layer of the basic label form.

A portable display assembly includes a housing that is elongated. A display is coupled to the housing and the display extends along a substantial length of the housing. The display displays indicia comprising customizable images and words to visually communicate a message to an observer. An adhesive strip is coupled to the housing to engage a surface to retain the housing on the surface. A sign is included that has a handle portion and a panel portion, and the handle portion can be gripped by a user for displaying the panel portion. Moreover, the housing is attachable to the panel portion of the sign such that the display can visually communicate the message to the observer.

A reusable and washable bulletin board may include a rear frame at least partially disposed around a reusable, washable adhesive layer disposed on a backing substrate constructed and arranged to secure items thereto. The reusable, washable adhesive layer does not require the use of a fastening mechanism to attach items such as paper, photos, notes, or the like thereto. The rear frame or backing substrate removably and replaceable and may be magnetic such that items may be magnetically attached to the rear frame or the layer. The reusable and washable bulletin board may further include a removable and replaceable cover substrate and front frame constructed and arranged to be fastened to the rear frame to cover at least a portion of the rear frame and the layer.

Flexible braille indicia signage and methods are provided. Preferably, the flexible braille indicia signage takes the form of braille directional identifiers for use on railings or the like. In one example, the braille indicia signage is made by providing a flexible substrate and printing a first layer of ink on a first side of the flexible substrate in a pattern defining desired braille indicia. Multiple layers of ink are then printed in registration with the pattern atop of the first layer of ink such that the desired braille indicia has a height of at least 0.6 mm (0.79 mm for braille directional identifiers) relative to the first side of the substrate. A sealing layer of ink is then printed atop the substrate and multiple layers of ink. The result is a braille sign with braille indicia that does not separate from the substrate on a condition that a portion of the substrate bearing the braille indicia is flexed in an arc of a 10 mm, i.e. 7/16 inch, radius circle, such as, for example, when the braille indicia sign is a braille directional identifier affixed to a railing having a 20 mm, i.e. ⅞ inch, or greater diameter.

A product for displaying an image or object (e.g., printed photo or a print, etc.) according to at least one implementation includes a first sheet having a front face and a rear face. An image or object is formed along the rear face. The product also includes an adhesive coated substrate, such as a ferrous metal substrate, to which the first sheet is adhesively affixed.

The present system provides a lightweight fire-resistant photoluminescent identifier system for firefighters, which is suitable for use on the firefighter's facemask, as well as other equipment. The system is lightweight and provides individual recognition of an individual firefighter. The identifier system lights up automatically in a low-light environment without batteries, yet prevents glare to the firefighter using the system. The components that comprise the system are fire-resistant to temperatures up to and exceeding 500 degrees Fahrenheit to facilitate personal recognition of the individual in dark and low-light areas.

The present system provides a lightweight fire-resistant photoluminescent identifier system for firefighters, which is suitable for use on the firefighter's facemask, as well as other equipment. The system is lightweight and provides individual recognition of an individual firefighter. The identifier system lights up automatically in a low-light environment without batteries, yet prevents glare to the firefighter using the system. The components that comprise the system are fire-resistant to temperatures up to and exceeding 500 degrees Fahrenheit to facilitate personal recognition of the individual in dark and low-light areas.

A display apparatus including a poster board having adhesive on one of its major surfaces. The display apparatus may include a poster board comprising a front surface and a rear surface opposite the front surface; a first strip of adhesive and a second strip of adhesive positioned on the rear surface of the poster board; a first release sheet coupled to and covering the first strip of adhesive and a second release sheet coupled to and covering the second strip of adhesive; and wherein the first and second strips of adhesive are formed from rubber cement.

A system for attaching a plurality of folding cartons having images printed thereon is disclosed. An anchor folding carton may be secured to a wall and all other adjacent folding cartons may be secured to the anchor folding carton. In particular, the folding cartons may be attached to each other with magnets. Also, the top and bottom flaps and side panels may have angled reliefs that allow the adjacent folding cartons to lay flat on the wall regardless of deformations (e.g. curvature) of the paper used to make the folding carton.