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T / S Patent Date Description Patentee Category Assigned To
 1867
U Specimen known 64,654 May 14, 1867 Improvement in Insulators
CD 732.2, threadless insulator with enlarged chamber for slotted pin (CJ 6-93-12)
FLOYD, George
Insulator  
 1869
U 92,299 July 6, 1869 Improvement in Telegraph Insulators
Clamp type insulator and bracket
FRY, John W.
Clamp Type  
 1874
U 146,996 February 3, 1874 Improvement in Telegraph Insulators
Cylinder split insulator with groove for wire and held by bracket
EBY, Peter
Cylinder  
 1876
U 184,509 November 21, 1876 Improvement in Telegraph Insulators
Self-tying head with threaded end to screw into pole
CUNNINGHAM, Robert A.
CROWELL, David F.
Self-tying Miscellaneous  
 1883
U 279,274 June 12, 1883 Binding Post
Knob with grooves to wrap line wire around
PATTERSON, William R.
Knob Western Electric Co.
 1884
U 303,877 August 19, 1884 Insulator Supporting Bracket for Electric Wires
Bracket to support insulator at corner or edge of building
NEBLETT, Charles
Bracket  
 1886
U 347,943 August 24, 1886 Insulator for Electric Wires
Self-tying with metal cam lever
LEONARDSON, John M.
Self-tying Miscellaneous  
 1887
U 368,284 August 16, 1887 Electric Wire Clamp Insulator
Cleat - clamp type
FLETCHER, John R.
Cleat  
U 369,447 September 6, 1887 Insulator
Cleat - clamp type with slotted cylinder and screw eye
GREENFIELD, Edwin T.
Cleat Greenfield & Co.
 1889
U 418,369 December 31, 1889 Screw Cleat for Electric Wires
Cleat (screw) to hold wire
HUFF, George E.
Cleat  
 1890
U 419,642 January 21, 1890 Insulator for Electric Wires
Split ring with split ring holder and lag screw
CORNOG, Isaac P.
Split  
 1891
U Specimen known 464,770 December 8, 1891 Clamp for Electric Wires
Nail-knob with matching caming grooves. Rotating cap tightens it against the insulated covered wire and the screw or nail secures the cap in that position.
GREEN, John Jay
BROWN, George C.
Knob  
 1892
U 475,781 May 31, 1892 Electric Wire Holder
Tie wire made of a loop of wire with pre-formed loops on the ends to connect together and curved to interlock with the line wire
LLOYD, Edwin L.
Tie Wire  
U 483,771 October 4, 1892 Insulator
Knob - self-tying Patent was owned by Pass & Seymour.
SEYMOUR, Albert P.
Knob  
 1893
U 491,208 February 7, 1893 Insulator Clip
Tie wire clip
EDMUNDS, William H.
Tie Wire  
U Specimen known 504,059 August 29, 1893 Insulator
CD 141.6, bail type clamping lever to hold line wire
BLACKBURN, George W.
Insulator  
U Specimen known 505,215 September 19, 1893 Cleat for Holding a Plurality of Insulated Electric Wires
Cleat (3-wire) - 2 piece known as the B & D cleat for Buffinton and Dow
BUFFINTON, Elisha W.
Cleat 1/2 to Albert F. Dow
U Specimen known 508,687 November 14, 1893 Cleat for Electric Wiring
Cleat (2-wire) - 2 piece
DUGGAN, Frederic A.
Cleat  
 1895
U 531,635 January 1, 1895 Electric Wire Holder or Insulator
Knob - 2 piece
ISKE, Albert
Knob  
U 536,684 April 2, 1895 Self-Locking Cleat for Electric Wiring
Cleat - self-tying
CREAGER, Frank O.
Cleat  
U 546,585 September 17, 1895 Insulator
Self-tying insulator (NOTI Insulator Co.)
DIBB, William
VICKERS, Albert
Self-tying Miscellaneous  
U 550,673 December 3, 1895 Crossover Insulator
Crossover knob
BERON, Frank G.
Crossover 1/2 to James Gaffney
U 551,032 December 10, 1895 Cleat for Electric Wiring
Cleat - self-tying
HEMPHILL, James R.
Cleat  
U 552,501 December 31, 1895 Insulator
Self-tying clamp with cam lever (see 805,169)
SNIVELY, Charles H.
Self-tying Miscellaneous  
 1896
U 558,165 April 14, 1896 Electric Wire Cleat
Cleat - 2 piece
EVANS, Fredric B.
Cleat 1/2 to Theodore Gould, Jr.
U 558,509 April 21, 1896 Wire Clamp for Telegraph or Similar Wires
Tie wire clamp with cam lever
MIDDLETON, George
Tie Wire  
U 562,528 June 23, 1896 Wire Holder
Odd wireholder with two fins or ears that hold the wire
HAKANSSON, Louis M.
Wireholder  
 1897
U 583,692 June 1, 1897 Insulator
Clamp type with lag screw
RENAULT, Edward
Clamp Type  
U 590,832 September 28, 1897 Insulator
Self-tying slot top
GRIMM, Fred B.
NESSLER, John H.
Self-tying Slot Top  
 1898
U 609,888 August 30, 1898 Clamp for Electric Wires
Tie wire clamp with wing nut
LEONARD, Sylvester S.
Tie Wire  
 1901
U 671,876 April 9, 1901 Self-Locking Insulator
Self-tying screw top
BEARDSLEY, Willard P.
Self-tying Screw Top  
 1902
U Specimen known 697,001 April 8, 1902 Insulator
2-piece reversible nail-knob “P. E. M. Co. knob” (made by the Porcelain Electric Mfg. Co.) formerly known as the “W. E. split knob”. When Thomas received exclusive right to make and market the knob, it was called Thomas “T. P. I. knob “.
NICHOLS, William H.
Knob 1/2 to Elmer Larrabee
 1903
U 728,442 May 19, 1903 Electric Insulator
Self-tying slot top with wedge keeper plug
BURKE, Edward J.
Self-tying Slot Top 1/2 to Cummings & Anderson
U 742,890 November 3, 1903 Telephone Tie Wire
Tie wire consisting of loop of wire with preformed ends to wrap around the line wire
MOORE, JR., George F.
Tie Wire  
U 746,671 December 15, 1903 Insulator
Self-tying via pivoted locking dogs
CARTER, Taylor
Self-tying Miscellaneous  
 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.
U Specimen known 798,235 August 29, 1905 Insulator
CD 141.7
TWIGGS, William R.
Insulator  
U 802,015 October 17, 1905 Device for Attaching Telephone and Other Wires to Insulators
Tie wire with loop and clip to hold line wire
MCDANIEL, Esek
BARR, Michael
Tie Wire  
U 806,769 December 12, 1905 Adjustable Support for Telegraph Line Wires
Split cylinder of wood insulator for spacing line wires with external spiral grooves for receiving spiral of wire to hold the halves together and attach to insulator on adjacent wires
BELL, Jasper N.
Wood  
 1906
U 814,887 March 13, 1906 Insulator Attachment
Tie wire camming lever
SWANSON, Hans
Tie Wire  
 1907
U 843,259 February 5, 1907 Insulator
Clamp type metal cable holder
CLARK, Walter G.
Clamp Type The Clark Electric & Mfg. Co.
U 864,599 August 27, 1907 Insulator Tie for Electric Wires
Tie wire clamp
BECKETT, James W.
BECKETT, William R.
Tie Wire  
 1908
U 878,949 February 11, 1908 Electric Wire Insulator
Crossover
HANSON, John H.
Crossover  
U 882,095 March 17, 1908 Wire Tie for Insulators
Tie wire clip
CALLANE, Waldo E.
Tie Wire  
U 887,520 May 12, 1908 Insulator
Knob - self-tying
REHLING, John W.
Knob  
U 887,896 May 19, 1908 Tie Wire Clamp
Cable clamp to hold conductor in top groove of insulator consisting of two flat metal strips with eyelets on each end to receive the cable clamp
WRIGLEY, George
Cable Clamp  
U 888,763 May 26, 1908 Line Wire Fastener
Tie wire replacement consisting of wire, metal strap, and lever
STANTON, Fafayette
Tie Wire 5/100 to Forsyth Mfg. Co.
U 895,171 August 4, 1908 Cable Hanger
Cable hanger for two part Duncan suspension
DUNCAN, John D. E.
Suspension  
 1909
U 918,339 April 13, 1909 System for Insulation for High voltage Electric Conductors
Insulator multiples
LOCKE, Fred M.
Insulator  
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.
U 940,034 November 16, 1909 Wire-supporting Device
Tie wire clip
LEADON, JR., John M.
Tie Wire  
 1910
U 946,722 January 18, 1910 Insulator Clamp
Replacement for a tie wire consisting of a curved or looped bolt and metal strap to bolt on the insulator and clamp the line wire securely
CLARK, Walter G.
Tie Wire  
U 951,298 March 8, 1910 Suspension Clamp
Clamp to secure cable to suspenion insulators
AUSTIN, Arthur O.
Suspension Akron Hi-Potential Porcelain Co.
U Specimen known 977,262 November 29, 1910 Insulating Hanger
Knob - self-tying
BIGHAM, Neal Jay
Knob Harry A. Robertson
 1911
U 992,595 May 16, 1911 Insulator Line Attaching Device
Tie wire clip
RIDENOUR, Lertin W.
Tie Wire  
 1912
U 1,015,513 January 23, 1912 Wire Tie
Complex replacement for tie wire consisting of metal U that wraps around the insulator, clamps to the line wire in the center, and clamps on each end of the U to attach to the line wire
SANDERS, John J.
Tie Wire  
U 1,027,712 May 28, 1912 Insulator Supporting Device
Metal pin to clamp around metal crossarm with hinged side part
ETTE, Charles G.
Pin Ette Investment Co.
U 1,028,104 June 4, 1912 Strain Insulator
Strain type
FLETCHER, Olive L.
Strain The Peru Electric Mfg. Co.
U 1,042,199 October 22, 1912 Wire Clamp
Tie wire loop and lever
CARROLL, Harry L.
Tie Wire  
U 1,048,587 December 31, 1912 Wire Holder for Insulators
Tie wire clip
REIFFER, Anthony J.
MAYS, David P.
Tie Wire  
 1913
U 1,061,311 May 13, 1913 Line Wire Fastener
Tie wire replacement consisting of a metal U that clips the wire and lever to tighten around the insulator
MORGAN, Arthur M.
Tie Wire  
U 1,070,948 August 19, 1913 Cable and Tube Coupling
Lightning rod coupling formed from sheet metal with flaps that fold over the conductor
DODD, Thomas W.
Lightning Rod Coupling  
 1914
U 1,090,686 March 17, 1914 Insulator Clamp
Self-tying via clamp
COOK, William A.
Self-tying Miscellaneous  
U 1,100,859 June 23, 1914 Line Wire Fastener
Complicated tie wire replacement with cam lever on each side of the insulator to pull the tie wire tight
WISEMAN, Thomas A.
Tie Wire 1/2 to Robert T. Wiseman
U Specimen known 1,110,934 September 15, 1914 Insulator
Suspension disk
HEWLETT, Edward M.
Suspension General Electric Co.
 1915
U 1,140,603 May 25, 1915 Insulator Clamp
Tie wire clamp for multipart insulator that clamps around the crown and hold the cable in the top groove
LEE, William S.
Tie Wire  
 1916
U 1,188,599 June 27, 1916 Self-Tying Insulator
Cleat - self-tying
YOUMANS, Salem L.
MCLAUGHLIN, James A.
Cleat  
U 1,199,972 October 3, 1916 Pole-Arm
A metal crossarm that can be bolted to a wooden pole
ETTE, Charles G.
Crossarm St. Louis Malleable Casting Co.
U 1,204,196 November 7, 1916 Adjustable Support for Insulators
Pin made of two parts and loop on one end to clamp the insulator.
SCHULZ, Rudolf W.
Pin  
U 1,208,874 December 19, 1916 Insulator
Self-tying
WILSON, William E.
Self-tying Miscellaneous  
 1917
U 1,212,708 January 16, 1917 Wire Clamp
Cable clamp for Electrose suspension disks
STEINBERGER, Louis
Suspension  
U Specimen known 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  
U 1,228,711 June 5, 1917 Connecting Device for Chain-Type Insulators
Suspension link coupling
STEINBERGER, Louis
Suspension  
U 1,235,592 August 7, 1917 Device for Attaching Conductors to Insulators
Tie wire preformed in such a way to make attachment easier
PARRA, Henri
Tie Wire Soc. H. Parra & Cie.
 1918
U Specimen known 1,257,135 February 19, 1918 Guying-Pole
Cast iron member with three lugs for threadhing through guy cable on either side of the guy strain insulator which eliminates the need for clamps and is easier to install.
SHULL, Frederick G.
DE RIGHT, Elon J.
Guy Strain (marketed by the Shull Boltless Clamp Corp.)
U 1,260,160 March 19, 1918 Insulator
Self-tying
DISBENNET, Charles
Self-tying Miscellaneous  
U 1,268,981 June 11, 1918 Strain Clamp for Aerial Cables
Clamp to securely fasten high tension conductors to suspension insulators.
LAPP, John S.
Suspension Clamp Locke Insulator Mfg. Co.
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  
 1919
U 1,315,998 September 16, 1919 Insulator Support Thimble
Thimble with standard external threads pressed out of sheet metal and attached to a steel pin
SOUTHGATE, George T.
Thimble  
 1920
U 1,358,521 November 9, 1920 Device for Attaching Wires to Insulators
Tie wire using a double loop of wire
CLARK, Robert L.
Tie Wire  
 1921
U Specimen known 1,365,411 January 11, 1921 Guy Clamp
A strong and durable guy strain clamp.
KEARNEY, Samuel G.
Clamp  
U 1,378,667 May 17, 1921 Cable Clamp
Cable clamp to hold the conductor under the insulator.
ECKERT, Grandon E.
Clamp The R. Thomas & Sons Co.
 1925
U 1,555,289 September 29, 1925 Insulator
Strain insulator connecting hardware
JACKSON, Ray P.
Strain Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.
U 1,564,918 December 8, 1925 Insulator Clamp
Clamp fitting in tie-wire groove to hold conductor
WILLIAMS, Joseph Thomas
Clamp  
 1927
U Specimen known 1,621,530 March 22, 1927 Dead-Ending Clamp
Dead ending clamp for long span crossings
FITZPATRICK, Paul G.
Hardware American Telegraph & Telephone Co.
 1930
U 1,760,786 May 27, 1930 Coupling for Insulators
Two part metal coupling to link Hewlett disks together
SLEEMAN, Harold P.
Suspension The R. Thomas & Sons Co.
 1932
U 1,858,873 May 17, 1932 Wire Support for Insulators
Tie wire using complicate preformed tie wire
ASP, Knoch
Tie Wire  
U 1,889,113 November 29, 1932 Drop Wire Hanger
A hanger for drop wires composed of a loop of wire with several loops or fingers for the drop wire to be woven around.
SHOPE, James W.
Hanger  
 1933
U 1,901,349 March 14, 1933 270 Degree Clamp
Bracket or clamp for high tension suspension insulator used to redirect the conductor 270 degrees in another direction. Clamps also found with patent 2,111,505.
LAPP, John S.
Suspension Lapp Insulator Co., Inc.
 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 2,111,505 March 15, 1938 Method of Making a Forged Clamp
Method of making the curved dead-end clamp described in patent 1,901,345.
CARD, Charles S.
Suspension The Brewer-Titchener Corp.
U 2,138,571 November 29, 1938 Insulator
Transposition for telephone line
DEHMEL, Richard C.
Transposition Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc.
U 2,139,415 December 6, 1938 Strain or Suspension Clamp
A combined strain and suspension clamp
MCLACHLAN, Alexander
Suspension Jeffery Dewitt Insulator Co.
 1939
U 2,172,810 September 12, 1939 Reinforcement for Transmission Lines and the Like
Preformed length of wire for specific line wire diameter to extend on either side of insulator to dampen out vibration in the line wire
SHERMAN, Delmar C.
Miscellaneous  
 1941
U 2,234,656 March 11, 1941 Insulator Tie for Electric Conductors
Preformed tie wire clips that fit around the insulator and clip on the line wire
SCHMALZ, James H.
Tie Wire Copperweld Steel Co.
 1942
U Specimen known 2,305,688 December 22, 1942 Transposition Block
Transposition block (flat) for short wave radio antenna
GODDARD, DeWitt Rugg
Transposition Radio Corporation of America
 1943
U Specimen known 2,309,971 February 2, 1943 Drop Wire Support
Drop wire supporting clip
MCLARN, Ernest S.
Drop Wire Support International Standard Electric Corp.
 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  
 1949
U Specimen known 2,466,083 April 5, 1949 Wire Holding Device
Metal strip with alternating slots or ribs to allow the insulated wire to be wrapped in and out of the slots or ribs to securely hold the wire without damaging the insulation covering. One end of the metal strip is fixed to allow it to hang at various angles needed to drop the wire to a building. Lou Hall has a pair of them that are stamped: VINE GRIP followed by PAT. CAN 1949/U.S.A. #2466083
CROSBY, Noble Wellington
Wire Holder Crosby Brothers Manufacturing Co.
U 2,468,907 May 3, 1949 Electric Fence Post
Electric fence composed of a rod and an easily adjustable insulator to hold the conductor
WILSON, Robert M.
PHILLIPS, Goddie F.
Fence  
 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  
 1952
U 2,585,249 February 12, 1952 Clip for Holding Electrical Conducting Wires to Insulating Supports
Tie wire replacement made from preformed spring metal clip
JOHNSON, Lawrence
Tie Wire  
 1957
U 2,816,155 December 10, 1957 Insulator Clamp
Tie wire replacement using a preformed adjustable sheet metal loop
BARNES, Robert I.
Tie Wire  
 1958
U 2,843,653 July 15, 1958 Conductor Insulator Clamp
Tie wire replacement using a preformed bail wire design
MIX, Chauncey C.
Tie Wire  
 1959
U 2,911,695 November 10, 1959 Tie for Fastening a Line Wire to an Insulator
Tie wire using a preformed helical wire with tie wire loop crimped several times to make points of contact with the insulator and secured in place with an interlocking clip
KNIGHT, Robert D.
MELVILLE, Thomas
Tie Wire United States Steel Corp.
 1966
U 3,288,918 November 29, 1966 Apparatus for Securing Lines to Supports
Preformed tie wire and line reinforcement of ribbon helix made of resilient material that may be uncoiled to make the tie but spring back to preformed shape
SCHLEIN, Seymour N.
Tie Wire The Fanner Mfg. Co.

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