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T / S	Patent	Date	Description	Patentee	Category	Assigned To
		1910
U	945,212	January 4, 1910	Insulator Clamp Bracket for pin that clamps around crossarm	BLACKBURN, Jasper	Bracket
U	945,213	January 4, 1910	Insulator Clamp Bracket for pin that clamps around crossarm	BLACKBURN, Jasper	Bracket
U	945,350	January 4, 1910	Insulator Two part insulator fitted in the underside of the crossarm.	TINSLEY, Addison B.	Under Crossarm
U	945,972	January 11, 1910	Catenary Suspension for Trolley Wires and the Like Catenary arrangement using deadend spools	MEAD, George A.	Catenary
U	946,623	January 18, 1910	Insulator for Electric lines Metal cap cemented on crown to hold wire in crown or side groove	VARNEY, Theodore	Cap	Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.
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	947,094	January 18, 1910	Insulator Clamp type	BURTON, Edward	Clamp Type
U	947,274	January 25, 1910	Suspension Device for Insulators Suspension with ball and socket coupling	AUSTIN, Arthur O.	Suspension	The Akron Hi-Potential Porcelain Co.
U	947,516	January 25, 1910	Insulator miscellaneous horizontal insulator with conductor supported on periphery of crown	GODDARD, Walter T.	Miscellaneous	Locke Insulator Mfg. Co.
U	947,885	February 1, 1910	Insulator Suspension insulator and clamp support system	CONE, William S.	Suspension
U	948,321	February 8, 1910	Knob Insulator Knob or spool to support a pair of insulation covered wires	GRACE, Sergius P.	Knob	Western Electric Co.
U	949,604	February 15, 1910	System of Insulation Thimble shaped suspension insulator separated by tubular insulator	STEINBERGER, Louis	Thimble
U	950,181	February 22, 1910	Lightning Rod Support Lightning rod tripod support	MAHER, Jeremiah J.	Lightning Rod
U	950,454	February 22, 1910	Lightning Rod Conductor cable made by spiralling one wire around a straight wire and making a cable using multiple pairs	MOORE, George J.	Lightning Rod	Moore Brothers Lightning Rod Co.
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	951,411	March 8, 1910	Lightning Protector for Buildings Lightning rod system using a hollow metal crest with multiple points and connected to gutters	ANDERSON, John P. A.	Lightning Rod Crest
U	951,505	March 8, 1910	Insulating Tube Tree hanger comprised of split tube	MATHER, Thomas T.	Tree
U	952,279	March 15, 1910	Mold in Which to Form Plastic Articles Mold to form a slotted-top, twist-lock, self-tying glass insulator (see 707,429) (see design 35,462)	ROBERTS, Linas P.	Mold	1/3 to Hayes McGibbeny
U	954,329	April 5, 1910	Insulator Protecting Apparatus Multipart protected by arcing ring	NICHOLSON, Lloyd C.	Multipart
U	954,350	April 5, 1910	Insulator Wire groove on top with enlarged crown to aid in tying (see 1,229,272)	SILER, Andrew J.	Wire	1/3 to Aaron Siler & 1/3 to Sumner Siler
U	954,490	April 12, 1910	Machine for Threading Porcelain Insulators Machine to form threads in wet process porcelain	YOUNG, George F.	Thread	Pittsburg High Voltage Insulator Co.
U	954,596	April 12, 1910	Insulator Knob (Fireplug)	STADERMANN, Albert L.	Knob
U	955,065	April 12, 1910	Insulator miscellaneous oddball	HARDIN, Cornelious C.	Miscellaneous
U	955,661	April 19, 1910	Insulator Under crossarm type (see 1,694,415)	MOORE, William Enoch	Under Crossarm
T	78,096	May 31, 1910	Trademark Trademark for ""HEMINGRAY""		HI
U	959,929	May 31, 1910	High Voltage Switch High voltage switch utilizing a string of suspension insulators	GODDARD, Walter T.	Switch	Locke Insulator Mfg. Co.
U	961,646	June 14, 1910	Insulator Self-tying screw top with slotted top	REUSCH, William L.	Self-tying Screw Top
U	963,496	July 5, 1910	Lightning Conductor Point and Point Rod Protector Means of protection lightning rods and points from oxidation when used on stacks	BAJOHR, Carl	Lightning Rod
U	963,830	July 12, 1910	Lightning Rod Construction Lightning rod Y-shaped tubular support for points	THOMPSON, Thomas	Lightning Rod
U	964,297	July 12, 1910	Lightning Rod Upright Lightning attached to conductor with bracket formed out of sheet metal and bolted to rod	MOORE, George J.	Lightning Rod
U	964,376	July 12, 1910	Insulator Support Bracket for pin that clamps around crossarm	BLACKBURN, Jasper	Bracket
U	964,586	July 19, 1910	Insulator Knob - self-tying	TUFTS, JR., John R.	Knob	1/2 to F. W. Clark
U	964,737	July 19, 1910	Insulated Distributor for Electric Service Wires Wireholder for multiple drop wires suspended under the crossarm	ASHLEY, John B.	Wireholder
U	965,207	July 26, 1910	Electric Cable Lightning Rod Conductor cable made from straight wires	MAST, Louis L.	Lightning Rod
U	965,723	July 26, 1910	Insulator nail-knob with ball holder. Known as the Paragon knob, which was sold by the Paragon Electric Co.	MALTHANER, John F.	Knob
U	966,583	August 9, 1910	Insulator Protecting Apparatus Multipart protected by arcing ring	NICHOLSON, Lloyd C.	Multipart
U	966,584	August 9, 1910	Protecting Apparatus for Insulators Suspension protected by arcing ring	NICHOLSON, Lloyd C.	Suspension
U	966,882	August 9, 1910	Attachment of Telegraph and similar Line Wires to Insulators Tie wire clip	BANDFIELD, William E.	Tie Wire
U	967,649	August 16, 1910	Means of Visibly Indicating Faulty Insulators Colored flammable cap that fits over the top of an insulator that will burn away during an arc indicating that the insulator may be damaged	LINKE, Charles	Miscellaneous
U	970,078	September 13, 1910	Insulator Self-tying via side mounted device	MEURLING, John A.	Self-tying Miscellaneous
U	970,642	September 20, 1910	Lightning Conductor Inexpensive and easily installed lightning rod system made of a conductor wire strung through a chain	REDMOND, Edmond	Lightning Rod
U	971,322	September 27, 1910	Mine Insulator Mine hanger insulator (see GB191027804)	SPEAKMAN, Charles W.	Mine
U	971,619	October 4, 1910	Insulator Clamp type	KLUGH, John T.	Clamp Type
U	971,683	October 4, 1910	Insulator Knob	MARKEL, Harley R.	Knob
U	971,785	October 4, 1910	Tree Insulator U-187	PIERCE, Alfred L.	Insulator	1/2 to Spalding K. Long
U	972,994	October 18, 1910	Insulator Insulator base curve to fit flush with matching curved top of crossarm	CAMPBELL, John H.	Insulator
U	973,204	October 18, 1910	Insulating System for High Potential Electric Conductors Suspension insulator multiples	LOCKE, Fred M.	Suspension	Locke Insulator Mfg. Co.
U	973,409	October 18, 1910	Insulated Hanger Tree hanger comprised of cylinder with center groove	CRABBE, Edward	Tree
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.
U	974,207	November 1, 1910	Insulator Support Bracket for 3-phase circuit using multipart insulator oriented in shape of >	THOMPSON, Warren Ray	Bracket	H. M. Byllesby & Co.
U	974,396	November 1, 1910	Lightning Rod Lightning conductor composed of a water-retaining fibrous cored covered by a helical winding with a braided wire covering	KRESS, Edward J.	Lightning Rod	William M. Leatherman
U	974,610	November 1, 1910	Strain Insulator Suspension made from Electrose	STEINBERGER, Louis	Suspension
U	974,672	November 1, 1910	Insulator Suspension insulator	JOHNSTON, Robert M.	Suspension	The Ohio Brass Co.
U	977,262	November 29, 1910	Insulating Hanger Knob - self-tying	BIGHAM, Neal Jay	Knob	Harry A. Robertson
U	978,941	December 20, 1910	Combined Cleat and Rosette Cleat for ceiling fixture	SCHIMPF, Frank	Cleat
U	979,015	December 20, 1910	Rail Joint Joint to connect rails to improve signal communication	LOCKE, Louis P.	Rail
U	979,840	December 27, 1910	Insulator Base Insulator base to support a high voltage insulator on a building roof to allow the conductor to enter the roof	GODDARD, Walter T.	Insulator Base	Locke Insulator Mfg. Co.

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