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T / S	Patent	Date	Description	Patentee	Category	Assigned To
		1884
U	291,072	January 1, 1884	Press for Molding Glass Insulators Press for making glass insulators to form interior	MURPHY, Edward J.	Press	Lawrence Gray & Joseph Ham
U	292,660	January 29, 1884	Jug Top Syrup jug top	LANG, George P. LAUSTER, Peter	HU
U	292,942	February 5, 1884	Basket Splint Machine Machine to make wood splints to be woven as a covering for bottles	OAKMAN, Samuel	Bottle
D	14,674	February 12, 1884	Design for an Insulator CD 145 beehive design	OAKMAN, Samuel	Pin-type
U	293,242	February 12, 1884	Insulator for Electric Wires Hook with different shape and glazed to screw into pole or crossarm	HALE, Albert W.	Hook
U	293,612	February 12, 1884	Lightning Diffuser Lightning rod with special bracket to hold the rod away from the building	WOOLLEY, Leonidas G.	Lightning Rod
U	293,901	February 19, 1884	Lock Wire Insulator Self-tying with slotted crown (Electrical World 10-18-1884)	MCGRORY, Thomas	Self-tying Miscellaneous
U	294,384	March 4, 1884	Insulator for Electric Conductors Hook with metal glazed coated surface (improvement of 293,242)	HALE, Albert W.	Hook
U	294,563	March 4, 1884	Insulator for Electric Wires Block with grooves	BEACH, William W.	Block
U	295,073	March 11, 1884	Telegraph Wire Supporter Split insulator that fits around conductor and connected to adjacent split insulator with tie-wire	STONE, Ross C.	Miscellaneous
U	296,330	April 8, 1884	Insulator for Line Wires of Mechanical Telephones Non-electrical (!!) insulator to suspend wires of mechanical telephones!!!	GILLILAND, James F.	Non-electrical	John Bennet and August Meyer
U	296,485	April 8, 1884	Means for Supporting and Insulating Electrical Wires Wedge block for side of pole or driven in hole in crossarm	TRINGHAM, John Watson	Wedge
U	296,688	April 8, 1884	Insulating Support for Electric Conductors Knob for holding wires	HAINES, David LAKE, Stephen	Knob
U	296,881	April 15, 1884	Insulator Rubber covered ring and knob with lag screw	SEELY, John A.	Rubber
U	297,101	April 22, 1884	Insulator for Telegraph Wires Pin hole shaped to receive a keyed pin (advertisement eBay 4-2001)	BALDWIN, Luther C. THURSTON, John C.	Pin
U	297,290	April 22, 1884	Coupling for Lightning Rods Coupling for spiraling lightning rods such that each end of the rod is screwed into the other	PATEE, Theodorus H.	Lightning Rod Coupling
U	297,291	April 22, 1884	Portable Lightning Rod Machine Portable machine to make lightning rods	PATEE, Theodorus H.	Lightning Rod Machine
U	297,677	April 29, 1884	Device for Attaching Telegraph Wires to Posts and Insulating Them Therefrom Steel pin with lag screw and holder for insulator	COTTRELL, Herbert	Pin
U	297,683	April 29, 1884	Telephone Line Insulator and pin coated with waterproof compound	DOOLITTLE, Thomas B.	Miscellaneous
U	297,699	April 29, 1884	Pin for Electric Insulators Pin with thimble of soft metal mounted on end of metal pin	KLEIN, John M.	Pin
U	297,865	April 29, 1884	Machine for Making Insulator Pins Machine to turn wooden insulator pins	SNEE, William	Pin	1/2 to Milton A. Walton
U	298,357	May 13, 1884	Lightning Conductor Lightning rod system using barbed wire	DODGE, Thomas H.	Lightning Rod
U	298,543	May 13, 1884	Machine for Turning Insulator Pins Machine to turn wooden insulator pins	BALDWIN, Joseph A.	Pin
U	298,593	May 13, 1884	Insulator Washer around pin in pinhole	LEWIS, Joseph Slater	Washer	1/2 to William P. Thompson
U	298,594	May 13, 1884	Terminal Insulator Spool (skirted) with bracket to act as terminal wire support	LEWIS, Joseph Slater	Spool	1/2 to William P. Thompson
U	298,753	May 20, 1884	Insulated Telegraph Tie Wire Tie wire insulated with strips of fabric coated with gutta percha	HINSDALE, Charles C.	Tie Wire
U	301,329	July 1, 1884	Plunger for Pressing Glass Insulator press with a plunger made of plaster of Paris	BECK, Washington	Press
U	301,446	July 1, 1884	Insulator for Electric Wires Hook with glazed covering (see 293,242 and 294,384)	HALE, Albert W.	Hook
U	301,946	July 15, 1884	Jug Top Syrup jug top	WRIGHT, Homer	HU
U	303,261	August 12, 1884	Cap for Telegraph and Telephone Poles Pin designed to cover top of pole to protect the pole from weather	BROOMHALL, George L.	Pin
U	303,399	August 12, 1884	Electric Wire Insulator Slotted block insulator to hold wire with a tie	PRINCE, George W.	Slotted
U	303,483	August 12, 1884	Insulator Slotted spherical insulator supported by box & screw to hold wire	BAILEY, Charles De Roy	Slotted
U	303,488	August 12, 1884	Coupling for Tubular Lightning Rods Coupling for tubular lightning rods	BRADLEY, Sylvester	Lightning Rod Coupling
U	303,591	August 12, 1884	Lightning Rod Method of employing lightning rods so they are the most effective	PRESCOTT, George S.	Lightning Rod	1/2 to Edwin Prescott
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
U	303,936	August 19, 1884	Machine for Making Glass Insulators Press for making insulators	KRELL, Emil F.	Press	3/5 to Orville W. Owen
U	304,021	August 26, 1884	Basket Splint Machine Machine to make wood splints to be woven as a covering for bottles	OAKMAN, Samuel	Bottle
U	304,084	August 26, 1884	Device for Protection Electric Light Systems from Lightning Method of protecting electric generators from lightning by allowing the charge to discharge to the earth ground	EDISON, Thomas A.	Lightning Arrestor
U	304,699	September 9, 1884	Insulating Device Bracket of cast metal for pole tops with three pins	BROOMHALL, George L.	Bracket
U	304,748	September 9, 1884	Mold for Making Glass Insulators Threads formed with hinged thread forming tool	OAKMAN, Samuel	Thread
U	305,020	September 9, 1884	Insulator for Lightning Rods Lightning rod insulator of two interlocking parts	RUTH, John Anthony	Lightning Rod Insulator
U	305,140	September 16, 1884	Lightning Rod Coupling Coupling for tubular lightning rods	BRADLEY, Sylvester	Lightning Rod Coupling
U	306,146	October 7, 1884	Press for Molding Glass Insulators Press for making threads with removable thread forming mandrel	GRAY, Lawrence B.	Press
U	306,147	October 7, 1884	Press for Molding Glass Insulators Press for making threads with removable thread forming mandrel	GRAY, Lawrence B. HAM, Joseph	Press
U	306,718	October 21, 1884	Insulator Wooden block with wire projections for holding wire	CLARK, Eduard	Wood
U	306,719	October 21, 1884	Insulator Wooden block with wire projections for holding wire	CLARK, Eduard	Wood
U	307,025	October 21, 1884	Electric Wire Supporter Circular configuration of knobs to hold multiple conductors	DRAPER, Oscar Mann	Knob	Himself, Albert Scranton Weaver, and Oscar N Bender
U	307,916	November 11, 1884	Insulator Blocks held by mortised metal tube to hold wire	CLEVELAND, John S. KENT, George F.	Block
U	308,778	December 2, 1884	Composition for Making Non-Conducting Handles for Sad-Irons, &c. Mixture of mica and glue to make solid non-conducting composition handles	LEE, Charles Tennant	Composition
U	308,818	December 2, 1884	Brace for Telegraph and Telephone Lines Brace to keep multiple lines separated during high wind.	ARNOLD, Andrew H.	Support
U	310,059	December 30, 1884	Insulator Metal plate to hold wire on side of insulator	JAMES, Hamilton L.	Metal

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