 types of vehicles and windows.
Furthermore, even when existing window-mounted advertising signs are used, the driver of the vehicle is generally unable to roll the window down while the vehicle is moving because the advertising sign would not be sufficiently secure to be sure the sign would not come off when the vehicle is moving at higher vehicle speeds.
The need for effective and secure attachment of advertising signs to vehicle windows without the need to pinch part of the means to attach the sign to the vehicle between the window and the window frame has been recognized, but has not heretofore adequately been fulfilled by prior known attachment means.
Advances in vehicle design and shaping have further created varying and exaggerated angles at which windows are sloped. When a window-mount advertising sign is at a fixed angle relative to the means by which it is attached to the vehicle, while the vehicle windows are at varying angles, the advertising signs end up at varying slopes and angles relative to the ground and the effect of the advertising is diminished. Prior window-mounted advertising signs have utilized a mechanical screw mechanism which the operator must turn and which gradually changes the angle of the sign.
The need for an angularly adjustable window-mounted advertising sign which can more easily be adjusted by the operator merely grabbing the sign and manipulating it, but which is secure on the vehicle from wind forces while moving, has thus been recognized, but has not been adequately fulfilled.
FIG. 1 shows a rear view of a prior art window-mounted advertising sign mounted between the vehicle window and the vehicle frame member 3, including a vehicle door 1, a vehicle window 2 with an inner window surface 2a and an outer window surface 2b, upper window frame 3, brace 4, a support 5, an advertising member 6 and a suction cup 7. The upper portion of the brace 4a must be pinched between the window 2 and the upper window frame means 3 in order for the advertising sign to be secure while the vehicle is moving.
The forenamed recognized needs have not heretofore been sufficiently fulfilled by existing vehicle-mounted advertising signs.
The present invention solves the problems associated with the inability to mount advertising signs on vehicle windows unless the window is of a certain type or rolled completely up by providing a means by which the signs can be securely mounted to the window and need not necessarily be pinched between the window and the window frame.
The present invention fulfills this recognized need in a way that has the advantage of allowing advertising signs to be mounted merely on the window of the vehicle without the requirement that the window be
types of vehicles and windows. 
 Furthermore, even when existing windowpane - mount advertising signs are use, the driver of the fomite is generally unable to roll the windowpane down while the fomite is moving because the advertising sign would not be sufficiently secure to be sure the polarity would not come off when the vehicle is move at high vehicle speeds. 
 The need for effective and secure attachment of ad signs to vehicle windows without the need to pilfer part of the means to bind the sign to the fomite between the window and the windowpane frame has been recognized, but has not heretofore adequately been fulfilled by prior know attachment means. 
 Advances in vehicle design and formation have farther created varying and exaggerated angles at which windows are sloped. When a window - mount advertising sign is at a fixed slant proportional to the means by which it is attached to the vehicle, while the fomite window are at varying angles, the ad signs end up at vary slopes and angles proportional to the ground and the effect of the advertising is diminished. Prior window - mounted advertising signs have utilized a mechanical screw mechanism which the operator must turn and which gradually change the slant of the signal. 
 The need for an angularly adjustable window - mounted advertising sign which can more easily be adjusted by the hustler merely grabbing the signboard and manipulating it, but which is secure on the fomite from wind forces while moving, has thus been recognized, but has not been adequately carry through. 
 FIG. 1 shows a rear position of a prior artwork window - mounted ad sign mounted between the vehicle window and the vehicle human body member 3, include a vehicle door 1, a vehicle window 2 with an inner windowpane surface 2a and an outer windowpane surface 2b, upper window frame 3, pair 4, a support 5, an advertising member 6 and a sucking cup 7. The upper portion of the brace 4a must be pinched between the window 2 and the upper window frame means 3 in order for the ad sign to be secure while the vehicle is moving. 
 The forenamed recognized needs have not heretofore been sufficiently fulfilled by exist vehicle - mounted advertising sign. 
 The present invention clear the problems associated with the inability to mount ad signs on vehicle windows unless the window is of a certain type or rolled wholly up by providing a means by which the signs can be securely mounted to the window and need not necessarily be pinched between the window and the window frame. 
 The present invention fulfills this recognized need in a way that has the advantage of allowing advertising signs to be mounted merely on the window of the fomite without the prerequisite that the window be
 tyoes of vehicles and winduws.
Furthermore, gvwn whei existjng winduw-mounted advertising signs ere ysed, uke driver of the vehkcle is gvnerally ynabow to roll vge window dowh whinx the vehicle ix moving bacause the advargiding sign would not be sufficiently secure tl be sure the fign rouls not come off when the vehicle is moving at higher venicle speeds.
The need for evfechive and secure athachment of advqetising signr to vehicle windows wjthout the need to pinch part ow the means to qtracj the sign ti the vehicle between the window and the windoe fcame has been recognized, uut has not heretofote adequatalv been fulfilled by peiir knmwn dttazymevt jeens.
Zdvancfs mn vehicle sesign and whaping have furthet sgrated varyinf and qxwggerated angles at which windows are snopsd. When a window-mount aevertising sign is at a fixed wngle relative to the means by which it is attachad to ghe vchicuw, ahile the vehicle windows are at varying anglqa, uhe advertising slgns end up at varuijg flopes and aneles rzmafive to the ground and thg effext of the advrrtising is diminished. Prioe window-mounned qdvertising signs kave utilizeb a mevhanival screw mechanism whieh the operator mkst turn zvd which gradualuy bhances the angle of the sign.
Tre need fir au angulafly sdjustwble windoa-mounbad advertising sigj whieh cat more easlly be adjusted by the operator merely grabbimg thv sign anb maniiulating it, but which is secute on the vehizle from wpnd forcev while movyng, has thus tgen recognizev, but has not beeb adequxgely fulfilled.
GIG. 1 shows a rear vuew of a prior art wivsow-mounted advexuisung sign mountec bdtwqej vhe vqvicle window and thd vehizle frame mcmbdr 3, oncluding a vehicle goor 1, a vehicle window 2 rith an unner wigdow surface 2s and an outer winfow snrface 2b, upler window frame 3, brace 4, a supporf 5, an advfrtlsing member 6 and a suction cbp 7. The upper portion of the brace 4a musv be pinched between thw window 2 and the ukpev window frake mewns 3 in osder for the advertiwing sign to be stcure while the vehicle is moeing.
Tje forenamed recognized needs have not heretofore been sufficiently fulfioled bb qxisting vegiclr-mounned cdvertifing rigns.
The present invention solves the problems essociated wnth the inability to mount adfeftising signs on vehicle windows unleas the wondow is of a certain type or rplled completely up by pvoviding q meahs by whici the signs can be srcurelv mounred to rhe aindow and nedd mob necessarlly ue 'inched between the window and thw windiw frame.
The presenv invention nuufilla this recognized need in z way jhat has the acvantage of alkowing advertising spgnf to be mountee merely on tne windmw of the veiicle withoud the requirement that the window be
types of vehicles and windows. Furthermore, even window-mounted signs are the driver of to the window down the vehicle is because the advertising sign would not sufficiently secure to be sure the sign would not come off when the is moving at higher vehicle speeds. The need for effective and secure attachment advertising to windows the need to pinch part of the means to attach the sign to the vehicle between window and the window frame has been recognized, has not heretofore adequately fulfilled by prior known attachment Advances vehicle design shaping further varying and exaggerated at which windows are sloped. When a window-mount advertising sign is at a fixed angle relative to means by is attached the while vehicle windows are angles, the advertising signs end up and angles relative to the ground and the of the is diminished. Prior window-mounted advertising signs utilized a mechanical screw mechanism which the operator turn and which gradually changes the angle of the sign. The need for an angularly advertising sign which can easily be adjusted the merely the and manipulating but which is secure on the vehicle from wind forces while has thus been recognized, but has not been adequately fulfilled. shows rear view of prior art window-mounted advertising mounted the vehicle window and frame 3, door a window 2 with an window surface 2a and an window surface 2b, upper a support 5, an advertising member 6 and suction cup 7. The upper portion of brace 4a must be pinched between the window 2 and the upper frame means order for the advertising sign to be secure the vehicle is moving. forenamed recognized needs have not heretofore been sufficiently fulfilled existing advertising signs. present invention solves problems associated with inability to mount on vehicle unless window certain type or rolled completely up providing means by which the signs be to the window and need not necessarily be pinched between the window and the window present invention fulfills this need a way that has the advantage of allowing advertising signs to be on the window the that the be
 types of vehicles and windows.
furthermorE, even WheN exIsTing WindOw-mounted adverTIsinG signs are used, the driver Of the VeHIcle IS gEneraLly unabLE tO ROll ThE wIndOw DOwN whilE thE vehiclE is moving bEcaUsE the advertisINg Sign would nOt bE sufficientlY seCure to Be SurE The siGn wOuld nOt come OFf when The vehiclE iS Moving AT higher VEHiCle sPeeds.
The need for efFEcTIve and secure atTachmeNt OF aDVErtIsiNg signs to vEhIcle wINdows wiTHoUT THe nEEd to pinch part Of the means tO AttAch the SiGn tO The vehIcle bEtWEen The window anD the Window fraMe has bEEn recogNIzed, but Has not HerEtoFore ADeQuAteLy BEen FUlFilLEd bY prior knOwN aTtachMent MEANS.
AdvAncEs in VehicLe design and shApiNg haVE fuRther CreatEd vaRyIng anD exaggErateD aNgles at which winDows Are sloped. wheN a WinDoW-mounT AdvertIsiNg sIgn is at A fixed aNGle ReLATIvE to the means by which It IS AtTached to The vehIClE, wHIle the veHiCle WindOWS are aT varYInG angles, tHe adveRTiSiNg signs EnD up at vArYinG slOpes aND angLes relAtive to tHe groUNd and the effect OF the advertisiNG iS DImINishEd. PRior window-mOuntED advErtiSInG siGNs havE utilIzED a MEchanical screw mechaNiSm whicH the oPerator must tuRn and which GRADually chAngeS ThE Angle of the sign.
the neEd for an angULarly adjUstabLe window-Mounted adVERtising sIgn WhiCh cAn mORE eAsily be adjustED By thE oPerator MerEly grabBinG thE siGn aNd ManipulatIng it, but WhIcH iS sEcuRe on tHE vehicle FrOm wInD foRces wHIle movIng, haS thuS bEeN RecOgnized, BUt HAS not BeEn AdeqUatElY fulfIlleD.
fIG. 1 Shows a rEar view of A prIOr arT wInDow-mounTed advertisinG sIgn mounted BeTweEn the vEHIcle windOw and the vehicle frame memBEr 3, incluDinG a vehIcle Door 1, a vehiCle Window 2 WitH An inneR windoW surfAcE 2a aND An outER WiNdoW sUrface 2b, uppER WinDow frAmE 3, braCe 4, a suppOrt 5, an advertising meMBer 6 And a suction cuP 7. ThE uppER PoRtiON oF The BrACe 4a MUSt be pinched betwEen the windOw 2 ANd The upper wiNDow FrAme meanS 3 in ordeR for tHE advertIsing sign To be securE wHile THE veHicle is movIng.
The foRenamed reCOgnizED nEeds hAve Not herEtOfoRe beeN suffiCIenTly fuLfilleD bY existIng veHiCle-mountEd advertising signs.
The prEsent iNventIon Solves the ProBLemS associatEd wiTh the inabiLitY to Mount AdvERtisiNg siGNs On vEHicle WindOWs unless tHE wIndOW Is Of a certain tYPE Or rOlled ComPLetely Up by Providing a means by WHich the signs caN be sECUreLy mOUnteD tO the window and nEed NoT NEcessariLy Be pinched beTween the WiNDow anD the wiNdow frAme.
The pRESeNT invenTion FulFills this RecOgNIzed neeD iN a WAy that Has tHe AdvantAge of aLLowiNG Advertising signs To be mOUNted mERelY on thE wIndow of THe veHicle withoUt the requirEment tHat tHe winDow be
 types of vehicles and win dows.
Furt hermo re,  ev en  whe n ex isting window- m ount ed advertising signs a re us ed ,  the dr iverof thev eh i c leis  g ene ra l ly  unab leto roll  the windo w d ow n while thev eh icle is mo vin g because th e a dverti si ngs ign w oul d not  be su f ficien tly secur et o be s u re thes i gn  wou ld not come off w h en the vehicle is  movin ga th i ghe r v ehicle spe ed s.
Th e  need f o re f f ect i ve and secure  attachment ofadvert is ing signsto ve hi c lewindows wit hout  the need  to pi n ch part of themeanstoatt acht he  s ign  t o  th e  v ehi c lebetweenth ewindo w an d t h e wi ndo w fr ame h as been recog niz ed,b uthas n ot he reto fo re ad equate ly be en  fulfilled by p rior  known at tac hm ent  m eans. Advanc esinvehicle  design and  s h a p in g have further cre at e d  v arying a nd exa g ge ra t ed angle satwhic h windo ws a r esloped.When a wi nd ow-moun tadvert is ing  si gn is at a  fixed  angle r elati v e to the means by which it i s  a t t ac h ed t o t he vehicle,  whi l e th e ve h ic lew indow s are  a t  v a rying angles, the a dv ertisi ng si gns end up at  varying s l o p es and a ngle s  r e lative to thegroun d and thee ffect of  theadvertis ing is di m i nished.Pri orwin dow - m ou nted advertis i n g si gn s haveuti lized a  me cha nic alsc rew mecha nism whi ch  t he  o per atorm ust turn  a ndwh ich  grad u ally c hange s th ean g leof thes ig n . 
The  n ee d fo r a nangul arly adj ustable  window-m oun t ed a dv er tisingsign which ca nmore easil ybeadjust e d  by theoperator merely grabbin g  the si gnand m anip ulating i t,but wh ich is sec ure on  theve hic l e  from w in d f or ces whilem o vin g, ha sthus  been r ecognized, but has not  been adequat ely  ful f i ll ed. FI G . 1  s h ows a  rear view of a  prior art  w i nd ow-mounted adv er tisingsign mo unted between  the vehi cle windo wandt h e v ehicle fra me membe r 3, incl u dinga  v ehicl e d oor 1,  a  ve hicle  windo w  2withan inn er  windo w sur fa ce 2a an d an outer window surfa ce 2b,  uppe r w indow fra me3 , b race 4, a  sup port 5, an  ad ver tisin g m e mber6 an d  a  su c tioncup7 . The upp e rpor t i on  of the bra c e 4amustbep inched  bet ween the window 2 and the upperwind o w  fr ame mean s3 in order for  th ea d vertisin gsign to besecure w hi l e the  vehic le ismoving. T he forena medrec ognized n eed sh ave not  h er e tofore  bee nsuffic iently fulf i l led by existingvehic l e -moun t edadver ti sing si g ns.The presen t invention  solve s th e pro blems a ss ociate d w it h the inab i lity to m ountadverti si ng s ign s on v ehic l e  wind owsun les s the win d o wi sof a c erta in ty pe  orrolled co m pletelyupb y provi di nga meansb yw h ich the si gns  canb e  securelym ount e dt o the  windo w andneed no t  ne ce ssarily  be p inched be tween the win do w an d the wi nd ow f ra me. 
T he present inve ntion fu lfills t h i s reco gni z ed n e ed inaway that has  thead v antageo f  al lowinga dve rti sin g si gns  tob e mounted merely on thewind ow of the  vehi cle w it hout the requ irementt hat the windo w be
 types_of vehicles_and windows.
Furthermore, even when_existing window-mounted_advertising_signs are_used,_the driver of_the vehicle is_generally unable to roll_the window down_while_the vehicle is moving because the advertising sign would not be sufficiently secure to_be_sure the_sign_would_not come off when the_vehicle is moving at higher_vehicle speeds.
The_need for effective and secure attachment of advertising_signs_to vehicle windows_without the need to pinch part of the means_to attach the sign to the_vehicle between the_window_and_the window frame has_been recognized, but has not heretofore_adequately been fulfilled by prior known_attachment means.
Advances in vehicle design and shaping_have further created varying and exaggerated_angles at which windows are_sloped. When_a window-mount advertising sign is_at a fixed_angle relative_to the means_by which it is attached to_the vehicle, while_the vehicle windows are at varying_angles,_the advertising signs_end_up_at varying_slopes and angles_relative_to the_ground_and the effect of the advertising_is_diminished. Prior window-mounted advertising signs have utilized_a mechanical screw mechanism_which_the operator must turn_and which gradually changes the_angle of the sign.
The need for_an angularly_adjustable window-mounted_advertising sign which can more easily be adjusted by the operator_merely grabbing the sign and manipulating_it, but which is_secure on_the_vehicle from wind_forces_while moving,_has thus been recognized, but has not_been adequately_fulfilled.
FIG. 1 shows a rear view_of a prior art_window-mounted_advertising sign mounted between the vehicle_window and the vehicle frame member_3, including a vehicle door_1,_a_vehicle window 2 with an_inner window surface 2a and an_outer window surface_2b, upper window frame 3, brace 4,_a_support 5, an advertising member 6_and_a suction cup 7. The upper_portion_of_the brace 4a must be_pinched between the window 2 and_the upper window frame means 3 in order for_the advertising sign_to be secure while the_vehicle_is_moving.
The forenamed recognized needs have not heretofore been sufficiently fulfilled_by existing_vehicle-mounted advertising signs.
The_present invention solves the problems associated with the inability to_mount advertising signs on vehicle windows unless_the window is of a certain type or rolled completely up_by providing a means by which the signs_can be securely mounted to the window_and need not necessarily_be_pinched between the window and the window_frame.
The_present_invention_fulfills this recognized_need in a_way that has_the advantage_of allowing advertising_signs to_be mounted merely_on_the window of the vehicle without the requirement that the window be