Mini flag clip
OwnerMensan Teko Kinviinventor
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Abstract
A device to connect common headgears to common mini flags or banners. Functioning as a clip and a womb as well, it applies a strong enough hold on headgears and provides a cavity for common mini flags' standards to stand straight to let the flag float above the head of the bearer.
Claims7
1- A device to connect common mini flags and banners to common headgear like baseball caps, visor caps, headbands, do-rags and bandanas.
2- The device in claim 1 is made of hard and rigid material such as plastic or metal and is a one-piece apparatus structured in a manner that it can secure a firm grip on any common headgear mentioned in claim 1.
3- The said structure in claim 2 comprises of a flat square plaque partially cut into three rods, by two incisions, and herein called fingers which are designed to apply a grip on common headgears.
4- One of the fingers mentioned in claim 2, the centerpiece, has a tube sealed on it longitudinally as a means to hold the standard of common mini flags or banners straight up on any common headgear like baseball caps, visor caps, do-rags, bandanas and headbands.
5- The device in claim 1 introduce a rupture of method in the art of flag bearing on headgears and provides the easiest manner up-to-date to bear common mini flags and banners in any place at any occasion for fun or to show off attachment to a cause.
6- While the invention in claim 1 is described according to specific drawings herein, many changes and modifications for improvement of the invention can become apparent and it is being understood that only the preferred characteristics have been considered and are not restrictive, thus any change and modification that emerge within the spirit of the invention are desired to be protected.
7- Based on the statement set forth in claim 6, different kinds of gadgets with standards, like fancy glowing devices, can become more enjoyable when displayed on headgears using the Mini Flag Clip, the utility of this invention is desired to be extended to such procedures.