Traffic marker with hanger

Claim 2

A traffic marker, comprising: an upright support member having a front panel and a rear panel disposed essentially parallel to each other; said front panel having a substantially horizontal supporting edge; said rear panel having a substantially horizontal supporting edge; a support bracket having: an internal member with first and second ends with an orifice formed therein, a holding member having first and second ends with the first end thereof connected to the first end of said internal member at a junction such that said internal member is disposed at an angle with respect to said holding member and said junction is operable to be disposed proximate to said substantially horizontal supporting edge on said front panel; and a longitudinal pin member for being inserted through the orifice in said internal member and having one end thereof contacting the interior surface of said front panel and the surface thereof contacting a substantially horizontal surface on said rear panel.

Claim 3

The traffic marker of claim 1 wherein said internal member is comprised of: a horizontal member having a portion thereof comprised of a substantially flat surface with the orifice formed therein, said horizontal member having first and second ends with the first end thereof connected to said holding member at said junction; and a rear restraining member having first and second ends with the first end thereof connected to the second end of said horizontal member and extending downward therefrom at an angle thereto; said horizontal member operable to be positioned such that the second end of said rear restraining member contacts the interior surface of said rear panel and said holding member is proximate to the exterior surface of said front panel.

Claim 4

The traffic marker of claim 1 wherein said upright support member is cone-shaped with a hollow interior.

Claim 5

The traffic marker of claim 1 wherein the plane of said front panel and the plane of said rear panel are disposed at angles with respect to the vertical such that they taper downward and outward from each other.

Claim 6

The traffic marker of claim 1 wherein: said front panel has an orifice disposed therein with the peripheral edge of said orifice forming said substantially horizontal supporting edge; and said rear panel has an orifice formed therein at the upper end thereof with the peripheral edge of said orifice forming said substantially horizontal supporting edge.

Claim 7

The traffic marker of claim 1 and further comprising a base member for being disposed at the lower end of said upright support member and flaring outward from the surface thereof to provide support to prevent rotational movement of said upright support member about the longitudinal axis.

Claim 8

The traffic marker of claim 1 wherein said longitudinal pin member comprises a flag having a longitudinal support and a fabric-like flag.

Claim 9

The traffic marker of claim 1 and further comprising at least one cylindrical flag holder disposed on the surface of said holding member and operable to receive and hold a flag.

Claim 10

The traffic marker of claim 1 wherein said holding member comprises: a longitudinal member having first and second ends with said first end connected to said interior member at said junction; and a supporting bracket for holding a display member, said supporting bracket connected to the second end of said longitudinal member.

Claim 11

The traffic marker of claim 1 wherein said holding member comprises; a longitudinal flat member having first and second ends with said first end connected to said internal member at said junction; first and second flaring members having respective first and second ends with the respective first ends thereof connected at a Y-junction to said second end of said longitudinal flat member and flaring outward therefrom; and first and second hook members connected respectively to said second ends of said first and second flaring members and disposed in a plane that is substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of said upright support member.

Claim 12

A traffic marker, comprising: an upright support member having a substantially conical shape; a collar comprising: a first substantially flat portion, rectangular in shape and flexible, a second substantially flat surface, rectangular in shape and flexible, attachment means for attaching the peripheral edges of said first flat portion to said second flat portion on opposite sides thereof such that two parallel sides of said first and second flat surfaces are connected, said attached first and second flat portions operable to form an opening therebetween for inserting downward over said upright support member, said first and second flat portions each having a hole disposed at one common end thereof on the side not attached together and disposed midway between the corners thereof; said upright support member having two holes on opposite sides thereof and disposed on the upper end thereof for mating with holes in the ends of said first and second flat portions; and first and second bolts for being connected through the holes in said first and second flat surfaces and through the corresponding mating holes in the upper end of said upright support member for attaching said first and second flat surfaces thereto.

Claim 13

A traffic marker, comprising: an upright support member having a substantially conical shape; a collar comprising: a first substantially flat portion, rectangular in shape and flexible, a second substantially flat surface, rectangular in shape and flexible, attachment means for attaching the peripheral edges of said first flat portion to said second flat portion on opposite sides thereof such that two parallel sides of said first and second flat surfaces are connected, said attached first and second flat portions operable to form an opening therebetween for inserting downward over said upright support member, said first and second flat portions each having a hole disposed at one common end thereof on the side not attached together and disposed midway between the corners thereof; said upright support member having two holes on opposite sides thereof and disposed on the upper end thereof for mating with holes in the ends of said first and second flat portions; and first and second bolts for being connected through the holes in said first and second flat surfaces and through the corresponding mating holes in the upper end of said upright support member for attaching said first and second flat surfaces thereto.

Claim 14

The traffic marker of claim 11 and further comprising: an extended portion attached to said second flat surface on the end thereof with the hole disposed therein corresponding to the upper end of said upright support member such that said extended portion extends upward from said upright support member relative to the end of said first flat surface; said extended portion having a hole formed therein; and a third bolt for being disposed through a hole in a separate lighting member to the hole in said extended portion for attachment thereto.