Signals and indicators – Flags and flagstaffs
Patent
1991-10-16
1992-12-08
Cuchlinski, Jr., William A.
Signals and indicators
Flags and flagstaffs
G09F 1700
Patent
active
051688280
ABSTRACT:
The Flag is attached to an ornamental halyard tube which is raised and lowered along a weather capped flagpole. A spring disposed within the tube limits the displacement of a ring which encircles a flag furling cord. A line for hoisting and lowering an appealing flag sheltering house along the flagpole is attached to the ring. Initial pulling upon the free end of the line displaces the ring furling the Flag. Continued pulling upon the line hoist the housing, the furled flag being received into an opening at the top of the housing, the housing finally mating with the cap of the weather capped flagpole. A second flag may be displayed by attaching the top corner thereof to the line and the bottom corner thereof to a weight which encircles the line.
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Beres John L.
Cuchlinski Jr. William A.
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