SELECT DISTINCT patent.*, YEAR(date) as year FROM patent LEFT JOIN category ON category.patent = patent.patent AND category.type = patent.type WHERE (category.class = '174') AND (category.subclass = '43') ORDER BY date ASC, patent, type |
Total of 8 patents found where: Class is '174'; Subclass is '43';
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T / S | Patent | Date | Description | Patentee | Category | Assigned To |
1883 | ||||||
U | 289,890 | December 11, 1883 | Telegraph and Telephone Conductor Lightning rod insulator system to protect telephone lines from cross talk |
CHAMBERS, Josephus C. |
Lightning Rod Insulator | Vine, Jackson, Gridley |
1892 | ||||||
U | 477,753 | June 28, 1892 | Insulator Clamp type |
GOOLD, Frederick D'A |
Clamp Type | The Edison General Electric Co. |
1909 | ||||||
U | 925,561 | June 22, 1909 | Suspension of High Tension Lines Suspension system for high tension transmission |
BUCK, Harold W. HEWLETT, Edward M. |
Suspension | General Electric Co. |
1919 | ||||||
U | 1,326,307 | December 30, 1919 | Method of and Means for Supporting Electric Conductors Rod type insulators used as suspension insulators for high voltage conductors. |
THOMAS, Percy H. |
Suspension | |
1929 | ||||||
U | 1,702,235 | February 12, 1929 | System of Line Insulation and Insulators Therefor Odd Electrose insulator |
STEINBERGER, Louis |
Insulator | |
1942 | ||||||
U | 2,305,069 | December 15, 1942 | Means of Attaching Service Wires Circular bracket that fits under an insulator or rack spool with holes to allow easy dropping of wires connected to the line |
EMGE, Paul W. |
Bracket | |
1950 | ||||||
U | 2,517,221 | August 1, 1950 | Secondary and Service Rack Insulator Knob - specimens exist called ""pencil holder"" |
LOUX, Raymond A. |
Knob | |
1960 | ||||||
U | 2,921,112 | January 12, 1960 | Electric Conductor Strand Separator Insulator Spacer for conductors |
DYKSTRA, Laurence J. GRILLS, Lee J. |
Spacer | The Porcelain Insulator Corp. |
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