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US 5,103,582 AGranted
Display sign
OwnerKenneth R. Farmerinventor
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Abstract
A display sign in which a panel is supported in cantilever fashion is disclosed. The display sign generally comprises a corrugated panel which may be mounted to a vertical post by a pair of rods which pass through the corrugation channels of the panel and extend through holes in the vertical post. The rods are shaped in a manner to engage the corrugation channels of the panel so as to prevent horizontal sliding or pivoting of the panel relative to the rods.
Claims13
A display sign comprising:
- a panel adapted to receive a display, said panel constructed of a corrugated material and having outer edges, said corrugated material forming channels extending through said panel;
- a post;
- at least one rod means extending completely through a first one of said channels for securing said panel to said post, said rod means having two ends, said rod means having a retention means at one end thereof for retaining said panel on said rod means and means on the other end of said rod means for fastening the rod means to the post, said retention means including a bent end position of said rod means extending transversely of said rod means outwardly of an outer edge of the panel whereby the panel is retained between said portion and the post.
A display sign comprising:
- a vertical post having an upper portion and a lower portion, the upper portion adapted to support a display panel made of a corrugated material and having a plurality of channels, the lower portion adapted to be inserted into the ground, said lower portion having an aperture extending transversely therethrough;
- a pair of rod members each extending through a respective channel of said panel, each rod member having two ends, one end of each rod member being secured to said post, the other end of each rod member having an L-shaped hook engageable in a channel of said panel spaced from the channel through which the respective rod member extends;
- a generally L-shaped bar member having a first portion adapted to be received in said aperture of the lower portion of said post, and a second portion generally perpendicular to said first portion, said second portion terminating in a pointed end;
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- a pair of generally elastic rings for retaining said L-shaped bar member on said post, said rings circumscribing and frictionally engaging said L-shaped bar member on opposite sides of said post.
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