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T / S Patent Date Description Patentee Category Assigned To
 1894
U Specimen known 518,301 April 17, 1894 Ceiling Cleat
Cleat - 2 piece		 WIRT, Herbert C.
 Cleat General Electric Co.
U Specimen known 520,855 June 5, 1894 Feed Wire Insulator
Composition insulator with ears bent over to secure cable		 LIEB, Charles A.
 Composition General Electric Co.
U 525,708 September 11, 1894 Bus-Bar Insulating Support
Bracket support for one-wire cleats		 HERRICK, Albert B.
 Bracket General Electric Co.
U 530,498 December 11, 1894 Insulator for Electric Overhead Construction
Strain type ball shaped		 BALL, Henry Price
 Strain General Electric Co.
 1896
U 570,034 October 27, 1896 Insulator
Third rail insulator		 MARTIN, Charles B.
HEWLETT, Edward M.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
U 574,101 December 29, 1896 Insulator
Third rail insulator		 MARTIN, Charles B.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
 1897
U 584,476 June 15, 1897 Insulator
Third rail insulator with a metal base to prevent movement of the insulator and rail.		 LIBBY, Sam H.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
U 584,477 June 15, 1897 Insulator
Pair of third rail insulators set on both sides of the rail fitting in the contour of the sides of the rail.		 LIBBY, Sam H.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
R 11,613 June 22, 1897 Insulator Support for Contact Rails
Third rail insulator with top and side brackets (reissue of 556,971)		 HANSON, Augustus
CHAPMAN, James R.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
 1898
D 28,981 July 5, 1898 Design for a Cap for Insulators
Third rail insulator metal cap		 WILLARD, Ben
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
U 606,830 July 5, 1898 Insulator
Third rail insulator mounted on a wooden block with metal cap on top to support the rail		 WILLARD, Ben
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
D 29,741 November 29, 1898 Design for a Third Rail Insulator
Third rail insulator		 HEWLETT, Edward M.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
 1900
U 648,057 April 24, 1900 Third Rail Insulator
Third rail insulator designed to allow insulator to rise and fall with movement of the rail.		 RICE, JR, Edwin W.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
 1901
U 667,103 January 29, 1901 Insulator
Slack wire knob with metal suspension clip		 SARGENT, Howard R.
 Slack Wire General Electric Co.
U Specimen known 678,042 July 9, 1901 Rack Insulator
Cleat - rack type		 SARGENT, Howard R.
 Cleat General Electric Co.
U 678,195 July 9, 1901 Third Rail Insulator
Third rail insulator with iron mounting bracket and cap to support the rail		 POTTER, William B.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
U 679,308 July 30, 1901 Insulator
Slack wire knob, bracket and suspension clip		 GEISENHONER, Henry
 Slack Wire General Electric Co.
 1902
U 717,322 December 30, 1902 Insulator for High Potential Lines
Metal clad suspenion insulator.		 BARRY, Charles E.
 Suspension General Electric Co.
 1903
U 723,062 March 17, 1903 Third Rail Insulator
Third rail insulator with ears that move in to secure the rail.		 STEWART, JR., Samuel B.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
 1904
U 769,639 September 6, 1904 Cleat for Electric Conductors
Cleat - 2-piece bolted together		 SARGENT, Howard R.
 Cleat General Electric Co.
U 771,334 October 4, 1904 Third Rail Insulator
U-shaped third rail insulator metal caps fitting over each part to support rails.		 STEWART, JR., Samuel B.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
 1905
U 779,828 January 10, 1905 Insulator Pin
Pin composed of bolt and threads formed in split metal tube		 WOOD, Montraville M.
 Pin General Electric Co.
U 808,222 December 26, 1905 Third Rail Insulator
Third rail insulator that fits in metal support and cemented metal cap to secure the rail.		 STEWART, JR., Samuel B.
 Third Rail General Electric Co.
 1908
U 894,623 July 28, 1908 Apparatus for Molding Porcelain Ware
Press for molding small dry process insulators such as nail-knobs, etc.		 GEISENHONER, Henry
 Press General Electric Co.
 1909
U Specimen known 917,031 April 6, 1909 Insulator for High Tension transmission lines
Insulator with weakening grooves in top skirt		 EVELETH, Charles E.
 Insulator General Electric Co.
U Specimen known 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.
 1910
U 974,177 November 1, 1910 Insulator for High Tension transmission systems
Suspension insulator with yieldable slugs to distribute strain pressure		 NOEGGERATH, Jakob E.
 Suspension General Electric Co.
 1911
U 1,009,630 November 21, 1911 Insulating Compound
Insulator composition made of asbestos, flint, and calcium hydrate.		 BARRINGER, Lawrence E.
   General Electric Co.
 1912
U 1,014,854 January 16, 1912 Electric Cut Out
Knife type fuse holder or fuse cut-out		 SARGENT, Howard R.
 Fuse Holder General Electric Co.
U 1,019,451 March 5, 1912 Sectional Insulator
The GE breakaway insulator, M-2202 or M-2505, is shown in the catenary design		 GILLETTE, John C.
 Sectional Insulator General Electric Co.
U 1,022,874 April 9, 1912 Machine for Drilling Porcelain
Machine for drilling U-shaped holes in Hewlett suspension disk		 RIDDELL, John
 Suspension General Electric Co.
U 1,049,005 December 31, 1912 Insulating Composition and Process of Making the Same
Artificial reconstructed lava made from combining soapstone or talc (hydrated silicate of magnesia), with a binder which is the precipitate of a mixture of magnesium sulfate and sodium silicate. The combination is then molded to the desired shape and fired at 1000 to 1300 degrees centigrade or higher.		 STEINMETZ, Charles P.
 Composition General Electric Co.
 1914
U 1,109,586 September 1, 1914 Line Disconnecting Switch
Switch to disconnect line for repairs. Composed of several multipart insulators, knife switch, and handles near the ground to operate the switch.		 HEWLETT, Edward M.
 Switch General Electric Co.
U Specimen known 1,110,934 September 15, 1914 Insulator
Suspension disk		 HEWLETT, Edward M.
 Suspension General Electric Co.
 1915
U 1,132,281 March 16, 1915 Reactive Coil
Odd arrangement for a choke coil around Hewlett fish-tail strain insulators.		 MOODY, Walter S.
 Coil General Electric Co.
 1916
U 1,191,595 July 18, 1916 Machine for Forming Porcelain Ware
Machine to cut out and shape the Hewlett suspension disk		 HEWLETT, Edward M.
 Suspension General Electric Co.
 1920
U 1,360,896 November 30, 1920 Cemented Insulator
Multipart cementing procedure evacuate air from cement, coat with tar		 CREIGHTON, Elmer
 Multipart General Electric Co.
U 1,362,388 December 14, 1920 High Tension Insulator
Suspension or strain of resin rod covered with ceramic to keep rod dry		 BLACKWELL, Francis O.
BUCK, Harold W.
 Suspension General Electric Co.
 1921
U 1,375,974 April 26, 1921 Insulator Connector
Links for Hewlett suspension disks		 PIERCE, Henry T.
MCPHEE, Angus D.
 Suspension General Electric Co.
 1923
U 1,449,694 March 27, 1923 Protective Device
Protective device to prevent arcing		 PEEK, JR., Frank W.
 Miscellaneous General Electric Co.
 1924
U 1,491,385 April 22, 1924 Insulator
Wall or roof bushing to bring conductor into the building		 FACCILOI, Giuseppe
 Miscellaneous General Electric Co.
U Specimen known 1,500,814 July 8, 1924 Link Insulator
Suspension link strain		 HEWLETT, Edward M.
 Suspension General Electric Co.
U 1,508,158 September 9, 1924 Coupling for Insulators
Links to connect Hewlett suspension disks		 BOWER, George W.
 Suspension General Electric Co.
 1929
U 1,717,210 June 11, 1929 High Voltage Circuit Interrupter
High voltage air break switch		 GODDARD, Walter T.
 Transmission General Electric Co.
 1939
U 2,146,596 February 7, 1939 Rubber Insulating Compound and Method of Making the Same
Rubber compound for electrical conductors		 SCHWARTZ, Emil W.
SAVAGE, Manuel H.
SPARGO, Francis C.
 Rubber General Electric Co.
U 2,146,597 February 7, 1939 Process of Treating Rubber
Rubber treating process		 SCHWARTZ, Emil W.
CROASDALE, Evan T.
 Rubber General Electric Co.
 1940
U 2,201,049 May 14, 1940 Glass Fabrication Process and Mold
Glass bushing making process		 MOORE, Roy W.
 Manufacturing General Electric Co.
 1950
U 2,513,958 July 4, 1950 Electric Insulating Bushing and Glass Therefore
Glass capacitor bushing and improved seal with metal parts		 OMLEY, Herbert A.
 Bushing General Electric Co.
 1955
U 2,709,058 May 24, 1955 Insulator Support Rack
Secondary rack bracket with side tabs to receive screws or bolts.		 VOSE, Fred C.
BURNIE, Glen
RUTH, Bernard W.
 Bracket/secondary Rack General Electric Co.
 1958
U 2,821,158 January 28, 1958 Machine for Coating Bell-Shaped Electrical Suspension Insulators
Machine for automatically glazing suspension insulators and applying a sanded band for cementing the metal cap.		 BROWN, Leonard
MIGLIORINI, Vincent T.
LENZ, Carl
SMITLEY, Wayne C.
 Manufacturing General Electric Co.
 1959
U 2,879,323 March 24, 1959 Electrical Insulating Cement
Cement made from synthetic resin to bond metal to porcelain		 NICHOLS, Frank S.
SMITH, JR., Sidney R.
 Cement General Electric Co.
 1963
U Specimen known 3,097,101 July 9, 1963 Ceramic Product and Method of Making the Same
Increases the mechanical and electrical strength of porcelain insulators by controlling the grain size of the flint used in the porcelain body and the glaze.		 LESTER, Ronald H.
 Porcelain General Electric Co.

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