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 = '24') AND (category.subclass = '129R') ORDER BY date ASC, patent, type |
Total of 16 patents found where: Class is '24'; Subclass is '129R';
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T / S | Patent | Date | Description | Patentee | Category | Assigned To |
1895 | ||||||
U | 550,673 | December 3, 1895 | Crossover Insulator Crossover knob |
BERON, Frank G. |
Crossover | 1/2 to James Gaffney |
1896 | ||||||
U | 562,528 | June 23, 1896 | Wire Holder Odd wireholder with two fins or ears that hold the wire |
HAKANSSON, Louis M. |
Wireholder | |
1904 | ||||||
U | 757,765 | April 19, 1904 | Insulator Cleat - self-tying |
OSBORNE, John W. |
Cleat | |
1905 | ||||||
U | 783,348 | February 21, 1905 | Insulator Knob - self-tying |
WRIGHT, Evans C. |
Knob | 1/2 to Francis McHenry |
U | 785,561 | March 21, 1905 | Wiring Cleat Cleat - self-tying |
LATIMER, John M. |
Cleat | Consolidated Fire Alarm Co. |
1908 | ||||||
U | 878,949 | February 11, 1908 | Electric Wire Insulator Crossover |
HANSON, John H. |
Crossover | |
U | 887,520 | May 12, 1908 | Insulator Knob - self-tying |
REHLING, John W. |
Knob | |
1910 | ||||||
U | 977,262 | November 29, 1910 | Insulating Hanger Knob - self-tying |
BIGHAM, Neal Jay |
Knob | Harry A. Robertson |
1917 | ||||||
U | 1,213,011 | January 16, 1917 | Device for Connecting Outside Wires to Buildings Odd cylindrical knob with off-center screw hole and external grooves for attaching wires to buildings (see reissue 14,312 on 6-5-1917) [Angle Insulator Co.] |
RAGOTZKY, Philip C. |
Knob | |
1918 | ||||||
U | 1,284,799 | November 12, 1918 | Knob and the Like Knob with two vertical grooves and lag screw for mounting to building |
SINDELAR, Lambert J. |
Knob | |
1934 | ||||||
U | 1,960,171 | May 22, 1934 | Line Holder for Electric Wires Wireholder that allows tie-off without the use of tie wires by means of a hole in the insulator and slotted top and crown grooves |
SEEGER, Adolph M. |
Wireholder | |
1937 | ||||||
U | 2,093,872 | September 21, 1937 | Radio Antenna Insulator for Airplanes Antenna insulator for airplanes |
MCCOY, Robert L. |
Antenna | Locke Insulator Corp. |
1938 | ||||||
U | 2,138,571 | November 29, 1938 | Insulator Transposition for telephone line |
DEHMEL, Richard C. |
Transposition | Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc. |
1942 | ||||||
U | 2,305,688 | December 22, 1942 | Transposition Block Transposition block (flat) for short wave radio antenna |
GODDARD, DeWitt Rugg |
Transposition | Radio Corporation of America |
1945 | ||||||
U | 2,386,129 | October 2, 1945 | Self-Attaching Wire Holder Self-tying wireholder mounted on metal bracket |
MAACK, Walter Henry |
Wireholder/self-typing | |
1950 | ||||||
U | 2,510,182 | June 6, 1950 | Wire Support Guy strain with preformed attachment and line wire is brought in through the center and secured by wrapping around the external grooved ribs. |
KLINGEL, Edward L. |
Strain |
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