An assembly of brackets and straps which allow quick and easy mounting of banners and signs to poles, posts, trees, walls or other structures for temporary use without affecting the surface of the supporting structure. Said device integrates a mounting bracket for a sign or banner with a means for attachment to an existing support structure. Advertising, public announcements, decorative media, and the like, can be quickly and easily mounted to the bracket which is then attached to the supporting structure without tools of any kind. Removal is similarly accomplished quickly and easily without tools. Banner media is rolled around a hollow tube for storage to prevent wrinkling and preserve for further use

An adjustable media frame has been developed. The adjustable media frame includes an adjustable upper rail and a hanging pendant member. The adjustable upper rail includes a first upper rail member and a second upper rail member with the first upper rail member sliding in or over the second upper rail member to adjust the length of the upper rail. The hanging pendant member is included with a hanging connection point to both the first upper rail member and the second upper rail member.

A flag pole assembly is disclosed for supporting flags and banners. The flag pole assembly includes an elongated male member having a first and second elongated perpendicular banner member and a sleeve for receiving a flag pole, a female member formed of a C-shaped elongated member for receiving the elongated member. The elongated member can include a first and second rod-shaped members at a first and a second endmost position of the elongated member for ease of installation and securement within the female member.

The invention describes a modular display assembly that may be coupled with a pole or other structure or surface, and secured at an elevated position to be more easily viewed by potential consumers. The assembly may be modular in nature allowing it to support and display one or more customized advertising or marketing displays such as signs, flags and/or helium-free balloons as well as various support apparatus for the same.

An apparatus and related methods includes a base attached to an upright structure (such as a street light pole), a mounting bracket that releasably engages the base while supporting a hanging banner, and an install adapter that releasably holds the mounting bracket and banner until the mounting bracket attaches to the base. A removal adapter facilitates disengaging the mounting bracket and banner from the base. The mounting bracket and install adapter (and removal adapter) are attached to a pole and engage (and disengage) remotely and without using separate fasteners, thus allowing a worker to install (or remove) banners high on the upright structure while standing on the ground. The base and mounting bracket have tapered shapes that wedgingly engage, secured by a spring-biased friction retainer. The install adapter and removal adapter have structures that facilitate remote install and removal of the mounting bracket from the base.

A rigid banner support assembly is provided. The rigid banner support assembly comprises: an external arm having an open cavity and connectable to a support member; an internal arm located within the open cavity and connectable to a rigid banner; and at least one biasing member connecting the internal arm to the external arm and configured to permit vertical movement of the internal arm with respect to the external arm in response to a force.

A pop-out flag for use along a retail shelf edge is printed on a sheet, with information on the front and back sides of the flag being printed without having to duplex the sheet through the printer. When the flag is removed from the sheet it folds onto itself so that an adhesive trim portion of the front and back sides of the flag come into contact with one another. The pop-out design also allows the liner to remain with the face stock to add necessary stiffness to the flag.

A freestanding exhibit display for supporting a banner includes a base, an upright support structure, and a transverse support arm. The upright support structure extends from the base. The transverse support arm is mounted on the upright support structure and includes a cradle defining a cradle space. The cradle is configured to retain a furled portion of the banner in the cradle space with only gravity.

An apparatus and method for table top display of a banner or pennant for a festive occasion. The apparatus includes a vertically adjustable stanchion dimensioned for table top display of a celebratory banner. The stanchion includes a base of a weighted material and an upright telescopically adjustable pole. A bottom end of the telescopically adjustable pole is secured to the base. The banner is attachable to a top segment of the telescopically pole. The base of the stanchion is weighted to maintain the stanchion in an upright condition when suspending an end of the banner carried by the stanchion.

An adjustable media frame has been developed. The adjustable media frame includes an adjustable upper rail and a hanging pendant member. The adjustable upper rail includes a first upper rail member and a second upper rail member with the first upper rail member sliding in or over the second upper rail member to adjust the length of the upper rail. The hanging pendant member is included with a hanging connection point to both the first upper rail member and the second upper rail member.