Flag display device

A flag display device for mounting a flag on a surface comprising:

• a base member comprising an annular ring having a plurality of legs radially extending therefrom and a downwardly extending rib, the legs having feet at their distal ends, the feet extending substantially perpendicularly from the legs towards the surface;
• a suction cup depending from the base member for gripping the surface such that when the suction cup is gripping the surface the feet engage the surface at individual, separate and distinctly spaced contact points adjacent an outer perimeter of the suction cup and the base member downwardly extending rib engages an upper surface of the suction cup to provide the base member with rigidity;
• a Y-shaped flag staff having a first end and a second end, the second end having a first leg with a first disk shaped member and a second leg with a second disk shaped member, the flag being affixed adjacent to the flag staff first end;
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• an adjustment mechanism comprising a mounting member integral with the base member for securing the disk shaped members of the flag staff second end to the base member, the adjustment mechanism for adjusting a position of the flag staff relative to the base member, whereby a force applied to the flag staff is transferred to the surface through the individual contact points and the suction cup.

A flag display device for mounting a flag on a surface comprising:

• a Y-shaped flag staff having a first end and a second end, the second end having a first leg with a first disk shaped member and a second leg with a second disk shaped member, the flag being affixed adjacent to the flag staff first end;
• a base member secured to the flag staff second end including a plurality of generally flexible legs radially extending therefrom and a downwardly extending rib;
• a mounting member integral with the base member and having two side sections, each side section having an opening therein for respectively receiving the first and second disk shaped members, of the first and second legs of the flag staff second end, wherein the disk shaped members are rotatable within said openings such that the flag staff is adjustable with respect to the base member;
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• a suction cup depending from the base member for gripping the surface such that when the suction cup is gripping the surface the plurality of legs of the base member engage the surface at individual, separate and distinctly spaced contact points adjacent an outer perimeter of the suction cup and the base member downwardly extending rib engages an upper surface of the suction cup to provide the base member with rigidity, whereby a force applied to the flag staff is transferred to the surface through the individual contact points and the suction cup.