It’s about 40"x60" and I generally have about 6ftx6ft of display area.
No worries! Thanks for all your input though!! 
Got it. Let me put something together.
Do you want/need the display to be on one side only?
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Post some pics of your final shelving. Love seeing ideas when completed. Sometimes they go into interesting directions!
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Do you think this is structurally sound? Or would it tip and lean?
If it’s safe, would it be possible to make this in a 40x60 with a Hinge in the middle, and french cleats as shelves instead of pegs? That way it would be easy to assemble and disassemble?
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You can make the legs longer, and/or have it slightly tilted backwards to make it less prone to keeling over to the front(and to minimize the legs in front, so they are less of a tripping hazard).
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i would also screw a board between the legs in the back and keep spare stock there to act as a counterweight
Not clear to me where the hinge is located:
- hinged so can be unfolded to be larger than 40x60
- hinged so it is smaller than 40x60 when folded
I have used something like you show , but made it as an easel with hinged legs on the back to give it enough lean to be stable. Legs need a stop of some type to keep from going spread eagle on the floor, but there are lots of options for that.
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