Flag pole
OwnerSamuel F. Morse, George Spectorinventors
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Abstract
A flag pole that is balanced about pivot bearings of a stationary base so that the flag pole can be effortlessly tilted down into a horizontal position so that the flag can be removed or attached; the pole being made of interfitting sections, and the uppermost section loosely supporting a series of flag rings for selected ones to have the flat supported therefrom.
Claims1
A flag pole assembly comprising a flag pole having an upper end with flag rings and a lower end with a counterweight, in combination with a pair of similar levers pivotally secured to each side of the pole by means of a pivot pin above said counterweight, each lever having a similar counter weight secured to the lower end thereof, including a pair of pivot pins each secured similarly to each of said levers, in further combination with a U-shaped base having a pair of spaced vertical flanges equi-spaced laterally from the first said counterweight, wherein said pair of spivot pins are aligned and mounted in said flanges and wherein the said second counterwights are equi-spaced from said flanges remote from the first said counterweight.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.