Award Medal Display Rack

Abstract

An award medal display rack comprised of a top shelf hoard and back viewing board. The top shelf board displays, holds, and organizes multiple pin-style award medals, trophies, plaques and additional accolades. The top shelf board utilizes predetermined unique recessions, grooves, and/or cavities to secure and display pin-style award medals while inside 2⅝″×3⅝ ″ medal cases: The top hoard also doubles as a shelf for additional achievements. The back viewing board holds, organizes, and displays multiple ribbon-style lanyard award medals by means of suspension. The back viewing board utilizes adjacent pegs that protrude horizontally from the face of the display board for the suspension of ribbon lanyard medals. The pegs can be arranged in various fashions to accommodate an abundance of ribbon lanyard style awards. The present invention is wall-mountable and can be made in various sizes and fashions to house and display a versatile quantity of awards.

We claim: 
     
         1 . A novel all-in-one, wall-mountable medal display rack for the effortless displaying, holding, and organization of multiple award medals of both the lanyard ribbon-style and the pin-style design, comprising: a back viewing board with protruding pegs for the suspension of lanyard-style ribbon medals; a top shelf board utilizing unique recessions, cavities, and/or grooves specifically designed for: 1) the placement, anchoring, upright standing, and viewing of cased pin-style medal awards; and 2) the use as a shelf for additional achievements or items, such as, but not limited to, trophies and plaques. 
     
     
         2 . The uniquely designed top shelf board in claim I, employs at least one, but possibly more, recessions, cavities, and/or grooves to support pin-style medal award cases, which measure 2⅝″×3⅝″, by the specific spatial placement of the recessions' walls, which consequently create ample pressure against the walls of the pin-style award medal casing to hold pin-style award medal cases in the upright forward-facing position.