Locke Victor glaze fused insulators

Locke Victor Insulators.

Mr. Fred M. Locke, of Victor, N. Y., forwards us a copy of his patent, No. 605,109, of June 7, 1898, covering his latest forms of triple petticoat high tension insulator, with a long, central petticoat glazed inwardly, the insulator being of three shells of vitrified china, and then all fused together with the glaze into one homogenous insulator. Mr. Locke warns that he will protect his rights and that he proposes to collect royalties.