Flashlight Patents1788575
© Brooke Clarke 2007
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Background
Components
Lamps
Lamp Test E10
Repairing Loose Bulbs
Photos at 2X life size
1915 Catalog listing of Lamps
Table of Newer Lamps
Edison 10 mm Miniature Screw Lamp Base (E10)
Batteries
Cylindrical
Prismatic
Size Table
No. 750 2AA Pocket Flash Light Battery Eveready Shield Trade Mark
Two AA cell Battery Adapter for the No. 750, ver 2.
No. 751 3AA
Franco No. 1041 3AA
Optics
Switch
Care and Feeding
Patent Class Numbers
Patents
Conrad Hubert - National Carbon Co. - Ever Ready
Burgess Battery Co.
Candle Shaped Battery Powered Lights
Dura Company & Eveready No. 1653 Electric Candle
Table Lights
Electric Storage Battery Co.
Clarence P. Davey
Delta Electric
William M. Moxley - Light Weight Lantern Co.
Justrite Mfg. Co.
Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
Bicycle Lamps
Patent Number (not by maker)
May Baby Torch
Niagara Searchlight Co
Pocket Flash Lights
Mystery Pocket Flash Light
Eveready No. 3
Franco Dec 29 1914 Pocket Flashlight
Embury Manufacturing Co.
Bond Electric Corp
Blake Manufacturing
Railroad Electric Lantern
Explosive Atmosphere
Headband
Auto-Magic Pistol 16 mm film strip projector
No. 6 Dry Cell
Signal Lamps
Army Angle Head Flashlight
Penlights
Neuralizer
Generator Flashlights
Design Patents
Modern Flash Lights
Inova
9 LED
Luxeon K2
Cree UltraFire C2
Cree UltraFire C3
Dimensions
Battery Capacity & LED Run Time
Flashlight & DIY Supplies
Glossary
Manufacturers
Links
Background
A portable
source of light probably
started with a cave man carrying a burning stick of wood. There
have been many portable
light sources based on burning something. Once the
dry cell battery became available flashlights became more popular than they were when a lead acid or other
wet battery was needed.
This web page is being done by adding a section after reading something
on the internet, either an eBay item or reference material. Once
an inventor name shows up then his inventions are grouped or the
company the invention is assigned to has a group of related products.
I have included on this page what most people would consider a flashlight, but also any light that uses the
No. 6 Dry Cell
for it's power. Also some fixed battery powered lights like used
on barricades or in purses, &etc. that are battery powered.
And some closley related patents like anti reflection coatings or
earlier lights.
Not on the page are patents related to Flashlights as used on cameras.
Components
The key components of a portable
light source
are: Source of power, A way to start and stop the light source, A way
to convert the power into light ,A way to control the light. For
a flashlight these would be:
Dry Cell battery, switch (aka circuit closer), lamp with a filament, reflector and/or lens.
Lamps
The early Flash Lights used an Edison
type minature screw base lamp very much like the # 14. A problem
with this lamp is that the filament location is not controlled.
Part of the reason for that is there is no reference surface on the
base to support good filament location.
The single contact minature flange base used the flange surface
as the refeence plane for locating the filament and so allows
flashlight reflectors to be designed that have the filament at focus
without any adjustments.
The 222 minature screw base Lamp has a built in lens and so does not need to be in a flanged base.
There seems to be a disconect between the battery makers and the lamp
makers. The Leclanche type dry cells used have a nominal voltage
when fresh of 1.5 volts so two in series would be 3.0 volts. The
end of life voltage is taken as 0.9 or 1.0 so two in series would be
1.8 or 2.0 volts. The lamp voltages seem to be about half
way. The 1915 patent 1163887 (see below) by Charles Burgess
mentiones this and his lantern has a two position switch so that a
resistor can be inserted for the first few hours of operation and then
the direct connection made for the remainder of the battery life.
It's my feeling he was correct, running the Pocket Flash Lights on a
full 3.0 volts from a modern battery that's "stiff" will greatly
shorten the life, if not just burn it out.\
Lamp Test E10
![Test Stand for E10 Base Lamps](Images/LampTstE10-Victors.jpg)
This is a test stand I built to allow measuring the Voltage and Current
of E10 based lamps. The Victor X solid lamp is in the stand for
the photo. When it's on and you are looking at a side view like
this there is not much light coming out, almost all the light is aimed
in the narrow beam like for the 222.
The wood came from Michaels 85753336002 for 60¢. The
expensive part was getting good wood bits. The brass hardware is
from the
No. 6 Dry Cell battery adapter and the wire is from the
Hubbard spool which is 16 AWG solid copper, much larger than needed to light the bulb, but good for measuring the resistance of cold lamps.
Filaments
Eveready Mazda 1.5 Volt
![Eveready Mazda 1.5 Volt filament](Images/Filament-ERM2-5Vs.jpg)
This appears to be a single strand, not a coil so maybe a carbon filament rather than the more modern Tungsten type.
Q quick check of three os the flattened bulb type lamps showed they all had this type of "S" filament.
I'm fairly certain that all the other lamps have coiled Tungsten filaments.
Table of Lamp Photos at 2X actual size.
![#14 Lamp](Images/Lamp-14s.jpg)
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![25A Lamp](Images/Lamp-25As.jpg)
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![#27A Lamp aka PR-4](Images/Lamp-27A-PR4s.jpg)
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![PR-6 GE Lamp](Images/Lamp-PR6-GEs.jpg)
| ![Pocket Flash Light Lamps](Images/Er-PFL_Lampss.jpg)
| ![Victor-X Spherical Lens Lamp](Images/LapSldGls-VICTORs.jpg)
| ![1491 Lamp](Images/GE1491_2-4V-8Aas.jpg)
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![GE 223 Lamp](Images/GE223s.jpg)
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![Eveready Mazda Pocket Flash Light Lamp](Images/ERlmp4s.jpg)
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# 14
T-3½ Bulb
minature
screw base
2.47 V @ 300 ma
0.5 MSCP
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25A
like
222
prefocused
TL-3 Bulb
minature
screw base
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# 27A PR4
T-3½ Bulb
single contact
minature flange
2.33 V @ 270 ma
0.4 MSCP
2.25 V @ 250 ma
no CP rating
not spherical
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PR6
bulb from MX-991
angle head army F.L.
| Left Pocket Flash Light is the same as the
1047525 patent.
Right is slightly newer, looks like patent.
Notice left GE223 lamp has white bead on filament wires
and has clear glass.
Right EVEREADY MAZDA bulb has white reflector.
black paing "2.5 V"
As received both of these lamps have not
wanted to come out. After soaking with Kroil a few days one was loose
and the other came out with Scotch tape bent into "U"
to grip lamp.
| This is a prefocused lamp like the 222 only the lens is 10.8 mm dia instead of the 5.5 mm.
Markings are:
VICTOR X JAPAN 2.5V
used in the Victor Pocket Flashlight
| GE 1491
Dual Bayonet
Prefocused
2.4 V
0.8 Amp
1.9 Watts
Used in Dual No. 6 Dry Cell
Navy Battle Lantern
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![GE 407 Flasher Lamp](Images/GE407Lamps.jpg)
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![LED E10 base](Images/LED2-12V1Ws.jpg)
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GE 407
Flasher Lamp
has bi-metal strip
4.9 V 0.3 A
50 hrs
6 V lantern or
baricade
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LED
E10 base
2 to 12 V
1 Watt
see: E10LED
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GE 223
Lamp is rated for 5 hours at 2.25 Volts @ 0.25 Amps. After measuring the I-V curve
from 0 to 215 ma and ploting in Excel shows the first few points coming
up from zero to be off the straight line you get afterwards, so
eliminating them and plotting from 125 to 215 ma gives this straight
line:
I(ma) = 67.259*V + 104.9 with a fit of R2 = 0.9982
solving for 2.25 volts gives I(ma) = 256 ma, matching the published data pretty well.
solving for 3.0 volts gives I(ma) = 307 ma Would that burn out the bulb???
Testing a PR4 lamp rated 2.33 V @ 270 ma shows it's very close 2.4 V @
271 ma. When the voltage gets to 3.7 the current starts to
decrease with time, like the resistance is going up with time which
might happen is the filament is starting to boil away.
Although given for currents close to the rated current these relationships give a feel for how incandescent lamps work.
Light ~ V^3.4 Power ~ V^1.6
Life ~ 1/V^16 Color ~ V^0.42
Because of the boiling temperature of tungsten the best possible efficiency is about 52 lumens/watt.
If a lamp is rated for 5 hours of life when operated at it's rated
voltage it will burn out much earlier if operated at higher
voltage. For example the GE 223 life might be described as:
Life = 2157200 / (V^16), so when V=2.25 Volts Life = 5 hr BUT at 3.0
Volts Life = 3 Minutes! One factor that may have allowed a longer
bulb life in the old falsh lights is the internal resistance of the
battery and flash light. An Ohm or two of resistance would bring
the lamp voltage down to the spec for a battery with an open circuit
voltage of 3.0 volts.
Edison 10 mm Miniature Screw Lamp Base (E10)
Based on measuring one I think the
thread is 14 TPI with a pitch diameter of 0.35 inches. Those
numbers are "nicer" than the metric equivalent 1.75mm pitch and 8.82 mm
pitch diameter.
Let me know what
it really is. I'm guessing the 10 mm came from the fact
that these lamps were being made and sold in many countries, not just
the U.S.A. and metric was used in more locations.
Preserving Lamps
With the advent of LED based
flashlights the filament type are going obsolete. Today most stores
carry spare lamps I think in not too many years they will be harder to
get and more expensive. Even today there are flashlight lamps that are
fairly hard to come by. But being able to use the flashlight is a
large part of it's appeal.
The problem is that lamps are typically specified to operate at a
voltage about half way between a fresh Carbon Zinc battery (1.5 Volts)
and a dead one (1.0 Volts) or 1.25 volts per cell. You can see that in
Table of Newer Lamps. But running a lamp above it's rated voltage. Note that a nominal lamp life is 15 hours at rated voltage.
Using modern Alkaline cells causes the lamps to burn brightly but not
for very long. Using Ni-MH rechargeable cells drops the voltage
from 3.0 V for fresh alkaline to about 2.8 V for fresh Ni-MH but they
soon drop to 1.2 to 1.3 V per cell or 2.4 to 2.6 Volts which is very
close to the specified operating point. So that's a rather simple
way to preserve the lamp.
A better way is to use a current regulator to limit the current rather
than regulate the voltage. With current regulation any resistance
in the flashlight makes no difference to the lamp. With voltage
regulation any resistance will make a big difference to the
lamp. I like this approach a lot. It would allow
adjusting the current so you could make the trade between brightness
and lamp life.
Repairing Loose Bulbs
![Loctite 290 Penetrating Thread Locker](Images/Loctite290s.jpg)
Quite a number of times the bulb has become unstuck to the base and is
being held just by the two wires. If you apply any torque the
wires will snap right were they enter the glass bulb and the lamp will
be ruined. I can remember these seperated bulbs going back over 50 years.
The fix is to apply
Loctite 290 (
290 Data sheet,
MSDS)to the crack between the bulb and
base. It's designed to lock threads that are already mated.
This is a penetrating liquid and is very thin. After cutting off
the tip of the small tube the first time I used it way way more came
out than I expected. So be very careful not to waste this
expensive liquid.
The strength is best when the gap it's filling is smallest so I used a
rubber jaw wood clamp to hold the bulb into the base and let it sit for
more than 3 days (72 hour cure time). If repairing a lamp while
it's still in a light be very careful that no thread locker gets on the
base threads.
Available at Napa auto parts in 0.20 fluid ounce (6 ml) tube.
When a keychain UV LED is used to illuminate the bulb the Loctite 290
appears as a yellowish color where it's between the glass and base.
![#1491 Lamp after Loctite 290 UV light](Images/1491-L290-UVs.jpg)
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![#1491 lamp w/o Loctite 290 UV](Images/1491-stock-UVs.jpg)
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290 Treated Lamp
The glass to base area is clearly
visible and an off yellow color.
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stock # 1491
The glass to base area is fuzzy
with no yellow color.
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Lamp Patents
754251 Electric Lamp, Steinmetz (GE), Mar 1904,
362/329 ; 313/116 - home type by a key inventor
762927 Composite Incandescent
774404 Base for Incandescent Lamps, Alfred Swan (GE), Nov 8 1904,
439/662 ; 439/663; 439/672; 439/675 -
The Ever Ready Osram lamps had this patent date marked on the base.
The Edison base was a cylinder that was all threads this invention
makes the base more cup shaped and pours molten glass into the base
that attaches to both the center contact and the base. It's
mentioned on the
Antique Christmas Light site about Eveready page 2.
825103 Method of Manufacturing Tipless Miniature Incandescent Search Lamps, O.A. Bohm, Jul 3 1906,
65/55- scarf pins
945823
APPARATUS FOR EXHAUSTING INCANDESCENT LAMPS
963872 Lamp-Filament, W.D. Coolidge (GE), July 12 1910, - Tungsten
filaments replaced carbon filaments. One of the KEY lamp patents.
1712996 Incandescent Lamp, F. P. Hoffman (R.A. Schott), May 14 1929,
313/111 ; 220/2.1R; 313/110; 313/315; 362/296 -
bulb is mostly solid glass to both act as a lens and to be very strong (See Victor
above)
1906188 Incandescent Lamp, Emamiel C. Smally, Apr 25 1933,
313/237 ; 174/50.51; 174/50.53; 174/50.55; 220/2.3R; 313/113; 313/312;
313/315; 313/318.04; 313/318.11; 313/324; 362/267; 362/296; 362/363
looks like an adapter to accept a small lamp and add a reflector and
cover, but the small lamp does not need to have a glass bulb, just the
base and filament
Reissued
Osram Patents
These lamps have the word "OSRAM" inside the bulb and the word is what emits the light.
1675229
Electric
Incandescent Lamp, Franz Skaupy (GE), Jun 26, 1928,
312/305 ; 313/347; 313/45; 313/592; 313/8 - works like vacuum tube where the plate gets hot. "Osram" used in an example.
1623761
ELECTRIC
LAMP, Franz Skaupy (GE), Apr 5 1927,
313/9 ; 313/276; 313/316; 313/341 -
112 and 222 Lens Type TL-3 or GTL-3 Bulb
These are Edison miniature screw (E10) based lamps with a built in
lens. Typically used in penlights. Since the lens to
filament relationship is what's critical there is no need for a flange
to locate the lamp with respect to the flashlight like in the PR-
series of pre focused lamps. The support wires for the filament
don't stop at the filament like on earlier lamps but instead continue
upwards to a reference location. When the glass assembly with the
filament is inserted into the bulb it stops when the top of the support
wires hit the inside of the bulb at which point the glass is
fused. This located the filament allowing for focus.
1983362 Electric Incandescent Lamp, W.J. Geiger (GE), Dec 4 1934, [filed Apr 24 1934]- This is
THE 222 method of locating filament at specific position for 112 and 222 lens type lamps.
2053164 Incandesent Lamp and Method of Manufacture, Marvin Pipkin (GE), Sep 1, 1936,
445/27 ; 220/2.1R; 313/110; 313/315; 313/317 - adds a solid glass lens to the bulb - 222?
2060658 Method of and Apparatus for Shaping Glass, Carl A. Brown (GE), Nov 10 1936,
65/109 ; 65/271; 65/276 - method of making glass lens on bulb, 222?
2416853 Incandescent Lamp, Emamiel C. Smally, Mar 4, 1947,
362/309 - adapter allows using a small lamp in a larger socket
References:
1906188 Incandescent Lamp
762927 Composite Incandescent Lamp-bulb and Reflector
1955601 Light Projector, Lamblin-Parent, Apr 1934, - glass cover for lamp with optical elements
1731714 Luminiar, WIXMAM A. DOBEY (Holopane Co)
1739679 Electric Lamps, WILLIAM L. LAIB, Dec 1929 - color filter as 2 pard shroud covers bulb
2004443 Lens, Kovac, Jun 1935 - a very complex shape of reflector behind lamp
1804049 Electric Lamp, Claus, May 1931 - incorporate reflectors, lens, multi filaments, etc.
2148314 Electric Lamp, D. K. WRIGHT (GE), - sealed beam that can be opened
2343754 Sealed type Tail, Stop and Directional Signal - complex lamp
2159736 Electric Lamp and Method of Making Same, Alfred T. Gaskill (GE), May 23, 1939 [filed May 22, 1934],
65/109 ; 65/DIG.1- Method of forming lens by melting tube This is for the
222
2277633 Electric Lamp and Mounting, Joseph D. Ceader (GE), Mar 24 1942,
362/202
; 362/341 - Prefocused Flashlight lamp. uses a small donut shape in the
metal base next to the glass. Notice that a lamp like the #14
shown in the photo above must be inserted from the front of the
reflector, but the flanged lamps have been designed to allow inserting
from the back of the reflector.
2235515 Manfacture of Miniature Lamps, Walter E. Carpenter, (Westinghouse Electric), Mar 18 1941,
174/17.08 ; 174/50.58; 220/2.2; 313/315; 313/318.03; 313/318.08; 445/27;
65/46; 65/56; 65/57 - glass blowing and stept of making PR- type pre focused lamps
2402375 Sealed Beam Flashlight Lamp, Frank B. Dadlsman, Jun 18, 1946,
362/267 ; 362/205 - 4 filaments with one common connection
1915 Catalog listing of Lamps
No.
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V
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Bulb |
CP?
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1180
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2.6 / 2.3
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?
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1181
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3.3
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FE-3 3/4 |
0.25
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1182
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2.3
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FE-3 3/4
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0.27
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1197
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2.3
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G-3½ |
0.27 |
1162
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3.8
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G-3½ |
0.30
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1161
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2.5
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G-3½ |
0.30 |
1166
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2.4
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G-3½ |
0.60
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1167
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3.6
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G-4½ |
0.60 |
1168
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6.0
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G-5
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0.60 |
1163
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6.2
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G-4½ |
?
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1117
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2.4
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G-3½ |
? |
1135
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6.3
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T-3¼ |
? |
1149
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2.5
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T-3¼
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? |
1109
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5.0
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G-4½ |
? |
1173
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2.3
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G-3 Frosted
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? |
1174
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2.5
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GL-3½
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? |
#
Cells
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Model
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Base
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Bulb
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Volts
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Amps
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Power
Watts
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Life
hrs
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2
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223 |
E10
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FE3-4/4
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2.25
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0.25
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1/2
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5
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Table of Newer Lamps
5
#
Cells
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Model
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Base
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Bulb
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Volts
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Amps
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Power
Watts
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Life
hrs
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1
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112
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E10
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TL3
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1.2
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.22
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1/4
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5
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2
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14
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G3-1/2
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2.47
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.3
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3/4
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15
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222
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TL3
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2.25
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.25
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1/2
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5
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PR-9 |
P13.5s
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B3-1/2
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2.7
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.15
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1.2
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45
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PR-6 |
B3-1/2
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2.47
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.3
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3 1/2
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30
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PR-2
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B3-1/2
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2.38
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.5
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1
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15
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3
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13
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E10
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G3-1/2
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3.7
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.3
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1
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15
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PR-7
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P13.5
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B3-1/2
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3.7
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.3
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1
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30
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PR-3
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B3-1/2
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3.57
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.5
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1 3/4
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15
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PR-30
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B3-1/2
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3.75
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.86
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3 1/4
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40
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4
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27
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E10
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G4-1/2
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4.9
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.3
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1 1/2
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30
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PR-13
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P13.5s
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B3-1/2
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4.75
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.5
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2 1/2
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15
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5
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PR-12
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P13.5s
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B3-1/2
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5.95
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.5
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3
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15
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6
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PR-18
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P13.5s
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B3-1/2
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7.2
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.55
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4
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3
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8
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965
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E10
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T4-1/2
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9.84
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.5
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5
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15
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Seeing the Light: The Physics and Materials Science of the
Incandescent Light Bulb -
Integrating Sphere
Looking for information on design etc.
1979952 Reflectometer, Benford (GE), Nov 6 1934,
356/448 ; 356/236; 356/446 - mentiones integrating sphere
2126410 Spectrophotometer, O. W. Pineo (Calco Chemical Co), Aug 9 1938,
250/204 ; 250/225; 250/228; 359/281; 40/548 - uses Magnesium Oxide coating inside sphere
2046958 Colorimeter,Harry B. Marvin (GE), Jul 7 1936,
356/319 ; 356/405 - measures spectral output of lamps and uses integrating sphere
2189270 Photometer, Orrln Western Pineo, Feb 6, 1940,
250/204 ; 250/225; 250/228 - uses Magnesium Oxide coating inside sphere
2342771 Photometric Apparatus, Voigt, Feb 29 1944,
356/364 ; 250/339.07; 250/339.09; 346/128; 346/33A; 346/33R; 356/236;
356/321; 356/323 - showing a number of setups
2263938 Light Sensitive Measuring Instrument, Douglas L. West (Howard Smith(Paper Mills Ltd), Nov 25 1941,
356/369 ; 250/208.6; 250/226; 250/228; 356/243.1; 356/416; 356/448 -
2326007 Sensitometer, J. G. CAPSTAFF (Eastman Kodak), Aug 3 1943,
356/433 ; 355/83; 356/443; 359/888
2601182 Photometric Apparatus, John E. Tyler (Interchemical Corp), Jun 1952,
356/321 ; 250/205; 250/225; 250/226; 250/228; 250/229; 315/166; 315/257;
315/296; 356/325 -
From the box of a green full size Edison base 12V 5Watt lamp:
532760
Incandescent Lamp, Mark Branin (GE), Jan 22 1895,
174/50.58 ; 220/2.1R; 445/27; 65/59.28
537693
Process of Evacuating Incandescent Lamps, Arturo Malignani (Italy), Apr 16 1895,
445/20 ; 252/181.1; 252/181.2; 313/315; 313/548; 417/48
575668 Illuminant for Incandescent Lamps, A. De Lodyguine (Jan 19 1897,
428/663 ; 29/527.4; 420/429; 427/111; 427/117; 427/124; 427/252; 427/594; 428/670; 428/938; 445/48; 75/10.28
726293
Exhausting Lamps, John W. Howell (GE), Apr 28 1903,
445/20
729730
Incandescent Lamp, William. Buerows (GE), Jun 2 1903,
313/42 ; 313/40; 313/43
774404
Base for Incandescent Lamps, Alfred Swan (GE), Nov 8 1904 - see above
916659 Producing Metallic Incandescent Bodies for Electric Glow-Lamps, Fritz Blau (Germany), Mar 30 1909,
419/4
919381 Electric Glow Lamp, Hermann Remand (Germany), Apr 27 1909,
313/271 ; 313/277; 403/270
Batteries
By 1910, 11 years after flash lights were invented there were a number
of batteries available from National Carbon Co. using the Columbia
brand.
A Brief History of the Standardization of Portable Cells and Batteries in the United States by
My seperate
Battery Patents web page.
Cylindrical
No.
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dia x ht
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No.
of
Cells
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Wt
oz
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Volts
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1
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1 3/8 x 7 1/8
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3
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11.5
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4.5
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20
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1 3/8 x 9 1/2
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3
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15
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4.5
|
30
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1 3/8 x 11 7/8
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5
|
18
|
7.5
|
110
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1 x 4 3/4
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2 or 3
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8
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3 or 4.5
|
590
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1 3/8 x 4 3/4
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2
|
3.5
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3
|
591
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1 x 3 7/8
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2
|
3
|
3
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1915 Catalog
|
935 "C batt" |
1 31/32 x 1 1/32 |
1 |
|
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950 |
2 13/32 x 1 11/32 |
1 |
|
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705 |
7 15/64 x 1 11/32 |
3 |
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706 (~2xAA) |
4 1/31 x 19/32 |
2
|
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710
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2 31/32 x 3 9/32 |
5 ? |
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790 |
4 13/16 x 1 11/32 |
2 |
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eBay
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BB21 Rayovac
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C 1 31/32> dia > 9/16 AA
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2?
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|
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Prismatic
Dimensions exclude the metal tabs.
1910 National Carbon Co.
|
No.
|
thk x w x ht
|
No.
of
Cells |
Wt
oz |
Volts |
032
|
2 5/8" x 1 3/8" x 3/4". |
2
|
|
3
|
502
|
fits patent dwg Pocket F.L.
|
?
|
?
|
?
|
592
|
13/16 x 1 5/8 x 2 1/2
|
2
|
3
|
3
|
593
|
1 1/16 x 2 1/16 x 3 1/2
|
2
|
7
|
3
|
ECP
|
1 1/4 x 3 1/8 x 4 1/16
|
3
|
12
|
4.5
|
CP3
|
1 1/8 x 3 1/4 x 3 3/4
|
3
|
15
|
4.5
|
EVP
|
15/16 x 2 1/2 x 3 1/8
|
3
|
6
|
4.5
|
OV3
|
7/8 x 2 1/8 x 2 9/16
|
3
|
6
|
4.5
|
OV3 import
|
7/8 x 2 3/8 x 2 9/16
|
3
|
6
|
4.5
|
OVN
|
7/8 x 2 3/8 x 2 9/16
|
3
|
5
|
4.5
|
1915 Catalog
|
409
|
3 29/32 x 1 1/8 x 2 3/4
|
4
|
|
|
700
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1 15/16 x 1 1/8 x 19/32
|
2
|
|
|
703
|
2 19/32 x 2 7/16 x 27/??
|
3
|
|
|
734
|
3.9 x 3.0 1.15
|
3
|
|
|
750
|
2 5/16 x 1 11/32 x 1?
|
3
|
|
|
751
|
2 5/16 x 2 x 11/16
|
3
|
|
|
Misc
|
3R25, AD28, H1176
|
36 x 96 x 106
1.42 x 3.78 x 4.17
|
3
|
|
4.5
|
3R12
(MN1203, 3R12G, 3LR12, 3R12R, 1289) |
22 x 67 x 62
0.87 x 2.64 x 2.44
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3
|
|
4.5
|
Batery Size1 Table from ASA C18.1-1954, UDC 621.352.7
omitting volume, and Mercury batteries. Ordered highest volume to lowest.
Cell
|
Dia
in
|
Hi
in
|
Vol 2
cu in
|
No. 6
|
2.5
|
6
|
29.3
|
J
|
1.25
|
5.875
|
7.2
|
G
|
1.25
|
4
|
7.92
|
F
|
1.25
|
3.4375
|
4.22
|
D
|
1.25
|
2.25
|
2.76
|
CD
|
1
|
3.1875
|
2.51
|
CL
|
0.9375
|
2.625
|
1.81
|
C
|
0.9375 |
1.8125
|
1.25
|
B
|
0.75
|
2.125
|
0.95
|
BR
|
0.75 |
1.5
|
0.66
|
BF
|
0.75 |
1.3125
|
0.58
|
A
|
0.625
|
1.875
|
0.57
|
AA
|
0.53125
|
1.875
|
0.42
|
AAA
|
0.390625
|
1.6875
|
0.20
|
R
|
0.53125 |
1.3125
|
0.292
|
N
|
0.4375
|
1.0625
|
0.169
|
NS
|
0.4375 |
0.75
|
0.113
|
Note : these were Zinc Carbon cells. Alkaline cells are about the
same size, BUT are made very differently. For example the top
(positive) terminal on a Zinc Carbon cell was just the small cap
on the carbon and the Zinc can was the negative terminal. An
Alkaline cell has all of the top terminal and the cylinder all
connected to positive and an island at the bottom is the negative
terminal.
Note 2: The energy in a cell is to a first order approximation
proportional to it's volume. A second order approximation would
subtract some constant so as the total volume decreases the useable
volume decreases even faster.
Energizer E95 Alkaline "D" cell is 1 5/16" dia x 2 3/8" hi
Energizer"AA" cell is 9/16" dia x 1 15/16" hi
No. 6 Dry Cell is 2 ½" dia x 6" tall
The tab unit cell for my 2AA
Pocket Flash Lights
needs to be less than 0.7" some fractions that would work: <= 5/8,
21/32 (23/32 very tight), 45/64. The 700 is 19/32 which is thin
enough by 1.9375" wide by 1 1/8. If the 1 1/8 is just the body
and the tabe stick up the right distance it would fiy my wide Pocket
Flash Light. But it's 2 cells which might burn out the lamp?
![Ohio No. 32 Flash Light Battery 3 Volt](Images/Ohio_No032_Batt.jpg) |
This Flash Light battery is 2 5/8" x 1 3/8" x 3/4". Note
3/4" is just the size to fit the Eveready Pocket Flash Lights.
The 1 3/8" dimension, the width in the photo would be just right for
the narrow Pocket F.L.. That leaves the 2 5/8" height which would
be too tall. 2 1/2" is also too tall. 2 1/4 or 2 1/8 high would work.
It may be that these very early batteries had a lot of internal
resistance, so although they measured 3 volts open circuit, when
connected to the lamp the actual voltage across the lamp was less than
3.0 volts. I feel that connecting two modern 3 volt Alkaline
cells to the lamp would burn it out.
|
|
![Eveready Clamshell Pocket Flash Light w/ No. 750 Battery Installed](Images/EPFL-750Bats.jpg)
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This Eveready Pocket Flash Light has a No. 750 battery installed.
The 750 is a three cell battery with dimensions of 2 5/16 x 1 11/32 x 1?
You can see at the top left of the battery the short tab is making
contact with the tab connected to the switch. That makes a
circuit to the case which in turn is connected to the threaded part of
the lamp. The tip of the lamp makes contact to the long battery
tab that's folded flat across the top of the battery. So as shown
the light would be on.
But the switch is shown in the up position which should be off, so
either the switch tab or battery tab would need to be bent so they are
not touching when the switch is all the way up.
The U shape metal that's part of the switch is there to hold the battery to the right.
1053390 Galvanic Cell , Albrecht Heil (Conrad Hubret & Samuel
Stern), Feb 18 1913, 429/224 ; 429/229 - Manganic Hydrate as
depolarizer gives 1.6 Volt cell
1053505 Galvanic Cell, Albrecht Heil (Conrad Hubret & Samuel
Stern), Feb 18 1913, 429/224 ; 429/229 - Manganese Dioxide
as depolarizer gives 1.7 Volts per cell.
| Printed on Front
No. 750
Eveready
Tungsten Battery
Highest Grade Battery in the World
American Eveready Works of National Carbon Co Inc
Long Island City, N.Y.
Chicago Atlanta San Francisco
Patented Feb 18 1913
|
![Eveready Pocket Flashlight with No. 750 Battery](Images/EPFL750Bat2s.jpg)
|
Here the battery is installed the correct way around.
The switch is a little below the half way point and the circuit is
open. If the switch is pushed up the circuit will be closed.
It looks like red sealing wax has been poured into the top of the
battery and there's still an eighth of an inch of battery wrapper
exposed. For a battery that's probably 90 years old it's held up
fairly well.
| Printed on Back
Guarantee
We guarantee this tungsten battery to give 1 to 2 hours service when used with an Eveready Mazda bulb.
IMPORTANT
Bulbs are expecially designed for use with tungsten batteries and will give the highest efficiency for your protection
The name eveready is stamped on the base
Side:
The original and only battery of quality.
Other side:
Guarantee expires 4 23
price 30 cents
|
![Eveready No. 750 Pocket Flash Light Battery top](Images/ER750BatTops.jpg)
|
The carbon rods and their caps can clearly be seen.
The sheet metal tabs are just soldered to the two cells. All the
wiring is at the top and both cells are installed positive end up.
X-ray by my dentist Dr. John Scoggins at Park Falls Dental.
The solid state X-ray makes an image that's life size and covers
36 x 25.6 mm i.e. the same size as a full frame 35mm camera
negative. The resolution is 635 pixels per inch or 25
pixels per mm. Each pixel is an 8 bit gray scale value.
|
The size is very slightly larger
that two AA batteries side by side.
The tabs are about 0.011" thick and very springy.
The top looks like it has had sealing wax poured into it.
|
![Eveready No. 750 Pocket Flash Light Battery Side](Images/ER750BatSideCt.jpg)
The symbol at right may be a Franco logo?
|
![Mark on Eveready No. 750 Pocket Flash Light battery](Images/ER750BatMark.GIF)
Eveready Shield Mark on Eveready No. 750 Pocket Flash Light.
Center has overlaid E and R.
|
Two AA Battery Adapter to replace No. 750
![Two AA Battery Adapter for No. 751 Pocket Flash Light Battery](Images/Pocket2AABatAdps.jpg)
This was the first try at making battery adapter patterned after the
one by Bill Utley in the Flashlight Collectors Newsletter. But
instead of using a huge pop rivet I'm using an eyelet. But a
problem showed up after the first phosphor bronze spring was
attached. It's that there is nothing to keep it from
turning, as shown in the image to the left. The real batteries
have both tabs well located in rotation. Now working on a way to
fix the tabs rotation.
|
Two AA Battery Adapter to replace No. 750 ver 2
This is the second try. Each of the phosphor bronze spring straps
is anchored in two places so they can not rotote. All three of
these pocket flash lights works by just moving the battery adapter from
one to the other without any tweaking of the starps.
The fit is snug but the bottom door on the eveready dec 17 1912 unit (lower left conrner) stays closed.
![2 AA Battery Adapter](Images/No750BA2OAs.jpg)
|
Eveready No. 751 Pocket Flash Light Battery
|
|
![Eveready No. 751 Pocket Flash Light Battery](Images/ER751Tops.jpg)
|
2 1/4 hi x
5/8 thick x
1 15/16 w
|
![Eveready No. 751 Pocket Flash Light Battery](Images/ER751LSs.jpg)
|
![Eveready No. 751 Pocket Flash Light Battery](Images/ER751Bks.jpg)
|
![Eveready No. 751 Pocket Flash Light Battery](Images/ER751RSs.jpg)
|
You can feel three cells
under the paper.
Lamp in Pocket Flash Light
is marked 3.6 V
|
![Eveready No. 751 Pocket Flash Light Battery](Images/ER751Bots.jpg)
|
Same patent date
Feb 18 1913
as No. 750 above
1053390 Galvanic Cell
1053505 Galvanic Cell
|
![Franco No. 1041 Pocket Flash Light Battery Left](Images/Franco1041BatLs.jpg)
Guarantee Expires 3 27
|
_![Franco No. 1041 Pocket Flash Light Battery back](Images/Franco1041BatBs.jpg)
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|
|
Franco No. 1041 3 AA Pocket Flash Light battery |
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|
|
|
![MN1203 with Cap On](Images/MN1203Caps.jpg)
|
MN1203 aka 3R12 4.5 Volt Battery
2 3/8" wide x 2 1/2" hi x 27/32" thick. 6 ounces.
The tabs are made out of a dead soft metal and do NOT have spring action and so do not make good contact with the lamp base.
Because of the poor spring action this battery requires some
"fiddiling" to get it to work. Or that may be just the nature of
this type of battery?
|
![MN1203 Cap Off](Images/MN1203Opns.jpg)
|
![Petrix Pocket Flash Light](Images/Pertrix4-5V-PFLs.jpg)
Petrix Pocket Flash Light
On using MN1203 battery.
|
|
Franco Dec 29 1914 1122777 also works with MN1203.
![Franco 1122777 uses MN1203 4.5 Volt batt](Images/Franco1122777-Ons.jpg)
|
777457 Battery Case, Wappler, Dec 1904,
429/99 ; 429/159; 439/500 - a box to hold a number of series connected cylindrical cells
880703 Battery, George M. Wheeler,
429/159 ; 206/705; 429/178 - Pocket Flash Light, repairable
1053390 Galvanic Cell , Albrecht Heil (Conrad Hubret & Samuel
Stern), Feb 18 1913, 429/224 ; 429/229 - Manganic Hydrate as
depolarizer gives 1.6 Volt cell
1053505 Galvanic Cell, Albrecht Heil (Conrad Hubret & Samuel
Stern), Feb 18 1913, 429/224 ; 429/229 - Manganese Dioxide as
depolarizer gives 1.7 Volts per cell.
1011992 Dry Battery, D.L. Ordway (National Carbon Co), Dec 19, 1911,
429/159 - multi-cell prismatic Ignition Battery high Watt hours/cu inch
1066280 Protective Container for Dry Batteries, Kaempfer, Jul 1913,
206/705
; 229/102; 229/81 - a box to hole a pocket flash light battery with
holes for testing and a seal so bettery can not be exchanged with a
dead one.
1090624 Casing for Electric Cells, I. Kaempfer, Mar 1914, - for cylindrical cells
1292764 Dry Cell and it's Method of Manufacture, Hambuechen (Burgess Battery), Jan 28 1919,
29/623.1 -
1307868 Flash Light Battery, A.S. Lynne, Jun 24 1919,
429/166 ; 429/157 - one piece zinc cup, no leaks & same size
instead of soldering a flat sheet into a cylinder then soldering a bottom cap, form the cup from a single piece of zinc
1316597 Dry Cell, Schroger (Burgess Battery), Sep 23 1919,
429/132 ; 429/137; 429/229 -
1331877 Electric Battery, O.E. Ruhoff, Feb 24 1920, -
1398518 Flashlight-Battery, H.H. Hipwell, Nov 29, 1921,
429/133 ; 429/142; 429/247 - use rubber band to hold core cover cloth in place instead of thread
1590873
Primary Cell, UNION DRY BATTERY CORP
1760090 Dry Cell
1836847 Dip for Dry Cell Cores, JOSEPH M. HENDERSON (Burgess Battery), Dec 15, 1931,
429/232-
1839498 Dry Cell, H. W. FORTH (Burgess Battery), Jan 5, 1932,
429/166 ; 429/202; 429/229-
1856386 Primary Battery, (National Carbon Co), G. W. HEISE, May 3, 1932,
429/220 ; 429/229 - High Current Applications
has some technical data, for miner's lamps
1858026 Battery, Schulte (Burgess Battery), May 10 1932,
429/159 ; 362/171; 429/178 - metal can for pocket flash light battery
1874376 Process of Making Dry Cells, W. D. STALEY, Aug 30, 1932,
29/623.5 ; 427/113; 427/443.2; 429/301
1214916 Lamp, Ellsworth A. Hawthorne (Hawthorne Co), Feb 6, 1917,
362/375 - bicycle tail light
Hawthorne made carriage, bicycle lights
and lanterns. A quick connect pipe clamp mount for a spot
light allowed carriage
mountion or to about anything round.
2710887 Method of Sealing Dry Cells and Sealed Dry Cell Construction, Albert Gelardin, Jun 14, 1955,
429/172 -
References:
2025028 Dry Cell, Fausek, Dec 24 1935, 429/173 -
2289249 Dry Cell Battery, C. P. DEIBEL, Jul 7 1942,429/54 ; 174/521; 429/168 -
2307763 Dry Cell Battery, Cyril P. Deibel, Jan 12, 1943, 429/168 ; 429/185; 429/86 -
2546379 Dry Cell and Method of Making same, Woodring, Mar 1951, 429/170 -
2636063 Electrical Battery, Walter W. Schroeder (Sprague), Apr 21, 1953, 429/54-
2826681 Multicell Battery, H.R.C. Anthony (Electric Storage Battery Co), Mar 11 1958,
362/194 ; 429/158; 429/174 -
2879315 Vented Sealed Dry Cell Construction, Albert Gelardin, Mar 24 1959,
429/82 ; 429/172 -
3874932 Dry Cell, Yoshio Uetani
RE30458 Dry Cell, Yoshio Uetani, Dec 23, 1980
William F. Hendry - many many Dry Cell patents
Optics
The light leaves the bulb in all
directions. Some may go to the reflector and where it goes next
depends on if the filament is at the reflector focus. Some light
will never touch the reflector and instead goes out the end of the
device. If there's a lens then if the filament is at the focal
point of the lens that light will be collimated, i.e. it will go in a
parallel bundle of light. The very common Edison 10 mm miniature
screw based (E10) lamps do not control the location of the
filament and so are almost never focused as installed. That's
why there are many patents on ways to focus the light.
The very early flash lights used white paint on a parabolic
reflector. Later some used silver reflectors, these look great
when silver polish is used. Later some shiny metal (Chrome,
Nickel ?) was plated on a brass reflector. Still later metal was
applied to plastic to make the reflector.
524075 Reflector for Electric or Other Lamps, ERNEST TILMANN, Aug 7, 1894,
184/5 - two parabolic on common axis
1169819 Process for Preparing Metalic Filaments, ROBERT H. HENDERSON (Westinghouse), Feb 1, 1916,
219/149 ; 148/576; 72/364 - multistage drawing
1211447 Lantern Lens, L.J. Houze, Jan 9 1917,
362/333 -
2136237 Method and Apparatus for Prefocusing Lamps, D.E.
Ekmendorf (GE), November 8, 1938, 445/64 ; 250/201.1; 250/234; 250/554;
318/264; 318/283; 318/480; 318/54; 356/400; 361/175; 362/296 - Vacuum
tube and electric motors position filament. Automobile headlight
app.
2469080 Unitary Lens, S. Rosin, May 3 1949
362/327 ; 353/102; 359/724; 359/727; 362/336- combines reflection and refraction to make narrow beam - many patents reference this one.
D31588 Lantern Reflector, Frank Rhind, Oct 3 1890,
D26/128 -
Switch & Wiring
Conrad's first flash lights were made
using fiber tubes which are insulators. That makes it easy to
bring out two terminals which when connected turn on the light.
The big problem with that is when the switch is in the off position and
any metal touches the two terminals (like in a tool box) the light is
turned on and the batteries go dead. The user later takes the
light out of his tool box and the switch is clearly off, but the
batteries are dead. Seem like those batteries don't last very
long.
Many early switch & wiring designs were aimed at preventing the above problem.
It's relatively easy to make a push button switch that normally off and
momentarily on, the nomenclature is: OFF-(ON). But it's
more difficult to make a switch that is positivitily off, allows
momentary push button operation and has an always on position that
allows you to put the light down and use your hands for something
else.
A further refinment is to place the switch somewhere so that it's very
easy to use allowing full operation of the flashlight with one hand.
Care and Feeding
Often the flash light I get on eBay is very old and had rust and
corrosion on some of the metal surfaces. I don't think it's good
to just leave that alone since it will continue to corrode the
metal. I have my first flashlight book on order but these lights
need help so I'll present my method now. If you know of a proven
method please
let me know.
Supplies needed:
Chemicals
![Chemisals for Cleaning and Preserving](Images/Chemicalss.jpg)
VM&P Naphtha or
equivalent
Window cleaner fluid in squirt bottle
Homax -
OOPS! Multi-Purpose Remover -
Brasso metal polish
Kroil made by
Kano Labs, no substitute, 8 oz can will last forever if only used for flashlights
Rust remover, phosphate based, Renaissance Metal De-Corroder, or equivalent.
Wright's Silver polish
Renaissance Micro-Crystalline Wax Polish or equivalent high quality wax
Radio Shack Lube-Gel 2005-07-01 or
Super Lube Gel 82003. other Silicon grease would also work, especially if made under patent 5037566
Applicators & Removers
small screw driver
small fine tooth file
steel wool, No. 0000
Shop Rags, paper from box
tooth brush
tooth pick, wooden
Q-tips
tissue paper
Dust Off or compressed air
dinner plate, shallow tray, work bench, etc where the above chemicals can be used without causing a problem
Step 1 Clean and evaluate
For dust use the window cleaner and an appropriate applicator and
clean. For grease or oil residue use Varnish Makers &
Painters Naphtha. For the sticky stuff from stick on labels or
paint spatter use OOPS!.
Step 2 Stabilize Rust and Corrosion
If there's raised islands of rusted metal knock them down by scraping
into the island so as to not scrape the good adjacent metal using a
small screwdriver or file. Then apply the rust remover using a
tooth brush and work it into the rust and corrosion areas and let it
sit some time. For very light rust that might be 5 minutes and
for heavy rust for 30 minutes to longer. An occasional
reapplication of fresh rust remover and more brushing is good.
Rinse thoroughly with running water and wipe off excess water with rag
and then blow dry. Using the steel wool before and/or after using
the rust remover is good. When done you will still be able to see
the spots where the rust was, but the surface will feel smooth, not
gritty like when the rust is active.
Step 3 Check Function
If the flashlight is one where lamps and batteries are readily
available install them and check that the light works. When the
lamp is connected to the batteries directly using wires (i.e. no part
of the flashlight is being used) the brightness of the lamp should be
the same as when the lamp is used in the flashlight. If the lamp
is dimmer in the flashlight then you need to clean the electrical
joints. These include:
- the mating faces of the threads on the battery cap
- the mating faces of the threads on the lens cap
- the top and bottom surfaces of the battery cap spring
- the tip of the tab on the body that points to the lamp head
- the surface on the lamp head where the body tab makes contact
- the mating surfaces between the reflector and the lens cap (for flashlights that do not use an insulating ring here)
Step 4 Reduce the change of future Corrosion
I have not gotten to this step yet.
Apply wax to outer surfaces and polish to help prevent future runt and
corrosion. Not sure what to do for inner surfaces and electrical
parts. Have not yet done this pending
Patent Class Numbers
Utility patents use numerical class and
sub class numbers to specify the filed of the invention. New
things get invented and so new class and sub class numbers are
assigned. When new classes are assigned the classification of an
older patent may change to be in line with the new numbers. The
early patents do not have any class numbers on the printed copy.
Both the Utility and Design class numbering systems are indented.
First by bold titles then by dots preceeding the numbers.
362 is the key top class number for
flashlights. The other top class numbers are in some filed
related, such as electrical contacts, mechanical fastners, etc.
362 Illumination
157 Self Powered Lamp
159 through 182 non electric
200 &201 flat flashlight casing
202 through 206 cylindrical flashlight casing
207 spare bulb carrier
208 flashlight elements
185 Motors: Spring, Weight, or Animal Powered
186 Merchandising
200 Electricity: Circuit Makers and Breakers
429 Chemistry: Electrical Current Producing Apparatus, Product, and Process
searching for railroad electric lantern also finds these which are NOT the battery powered hand lanterns.
246 Railway Switches and Signals
353 Optics: Image Projectors
/43 Guns, Flashlights, battery powered
445 Electric Lamp or Space Discharge Component or Device Manufacturing
250 Radiant Energy
340 Communications: Electrical
29 Metal Working
220 Receptacles
439 Electrical Connectors
441 Bouys, Rafts, and Aquatic Devices [ is used without any 362 class number]
.Marker
..with signaling device
...13 Illuminating
....16 Electric Light -
.....17 water activated switch
.....18 water activated battery
116 Signals and Indicators [ is used without any 362 class number]
18 Code Signaling
22R Periodic
200 Indicators
.202 Visual Light Signal
315 Electric Lamp and Discharge Devices: Systems
446 Amusement Devices: Toys [ is used without any 362 class number]
484 Electric
.485 with Lamp
Design patents use a class identifier that's the letter "D" followed by
digits for the class and after a slash the sub class. Note a
design is just that, i.e. it's how something looks.
D10 Measuring, Testing, or Signaling Instruments
75 .Electrical Property
..77 Battery, vaccum tube, transistor or spark plug tester (Excludes hydrometer)
104 Security or signal Instrument or Casing
.109 Visual (Excludes pyrotechnic flare)
..111 Lamp or Reflector (Subject matter in this and indented subclasses is distinguished from the subject
matter in Class D26 in being exclusively for signaling purposes. For Ilumination
lamps, or those combining both illumination and signaling functions, see Class
D26. For lantern or flashlight, see D26.)
...114 Flashing, warning or directing type
D13 is Equipment for Production, Distribution, or Transformatin of Energy
134 Lamp Socket
D26 is Lighting
1 Light Source
2 .Electric Light Bulb (including photo flash bulbs)
24 Light Fixture
37 .Hand-held, body-attached or lantern type (Includes base. For lantern bracket, see subclass 138. For bulb cage, see
subclass 119. For static signaling lamp, see D10-114. For table lamp, see
subclasses 93+.)
38 through 50 are in the subclass 37 single dot indent
51 through 59 is for combinations of a light fixture with something else
60 through 67 is for how flexable the fixture is
68 on has to do with details
42 Firearms [ is used without any 362 class number]
Patents Pre Flash Light
188220 Electric Lighting Apparatus for Lamps, William H. Zimmeeman, Mar 6, 1877,
361/264- using wet batteries to light lamp in kerosene type table fixture
261352 Electric Lantern, John H. Irwin, Jul 1882,
362/183 ; 362/186 - a kerosene type lantern with an electric lamp and and external storage battery
263257 Electric Lamp, William L. Voelker, Aug 22, 1882 ,
307/157 ; 307/155; 307/5; 315/291; 362/186 - wall mounted lamp, battery powered
289425 Electric Light Lantern, carbon arc
296331 Portable Electric Hand Lamp, G.G. Gumpel, Apr 8 1884,
429/161 ; 307/157;
362/186; 362/191 - like 377340
377340 Galvanic Battery, D. Urquhart (New Portable Electric Lamp and Power Co),
429/49 ; 362/186; 429/158; 429/219 - very heavy secondary battery based lamp
413708 Electric Safety Lamp for Miners, Theophilits Goad, Oct 1889 - secondary battery based
423654 Coin Operated Display Apparatus, E.H. Amet, Mar 1890,
40/414 ; 40/614; 446/164; 446/477; 446/9 - includes a small battery powered electric light
455972 Electro-Medical Lighting Apparatus, P. Oudin,
600/249 ; 116/35R; 340/321; 362/103 - small lamp on finger mount
458279 Portable Electric (Safety) Lamp, - for miners, secondary battery
539192 Electric-Light Head-Gear for Personal Wear, Rodriguez, May 14 1895, - on hard hat
544419 Electric Wire Containing Hat or Cap Band, ALFRED M. RODRIGUEZ, Aug 13, 1895,
188/233.3 -
572805 Electric Lamp, Louis A. Jackson (Acme Electric Lamp Co), Dec 8,
1896, 362/197 ; 200/60 - Four Dry Cells powering a lamp through
variable resistance
578107 Electric Lamp, M.M. Kohn, Mar 2 1897, - small screw based lamp in auto headlight housing on secondary battery
583945 Electric Light for Vehicles, ALFRED M. RODRIGUEZ, Jun 8, 1897,
310/129 ; 310/204- bicycle light with small generator driven from tire
615686 Electric Lamp, WALTER SCOTT DOE (J.H. Westell), Dec 13, 1898,
24/600.9- wood box, reflector on large face panel on top
646114 Portable Electric Lamp, A.F. Vetter (United States Battery Co), Mar 27, 1900,
362/188 ; 362/203 -
689547 Illuminator for Firearms, Frank D. James, Dec 24 1901,
362/113 ; 42/146 - revolver w/ battery in grip, lamp under barrel in tube
740671 Portable Electric Light, H. MacKaye, Oct 6 1903, - uses three No. 6 Dry Cells in base of candle like light
753138 Portable Electric Light, Harry C. Hubbell, Feb 23, 1904,
362/164 ; 429/156; 429/231 - four galvanic cells lugable but no pocket
754631 Lamp for Canes, Umbrella Sticks and the Like, J.W. Allen, Mar 15 1904,
362/102 ; 135/66; 362/186
755584 Illuminated Timepiece Holder, W. J. Shepherd 9Geore Stickney), Mar 22, 1904,
362/23 -
801904 Electric Torch, J.C. PERRY, Oct 17, 1905,
42/54 ; 362/112; 42/106
- looks like cap and ball rifle except has battery in stock and light at end of barrel
half cock = off, full cock = full on, pulling trigger makes a flash of light.
A cap and be put on the nipple so a bang will coincide with the flash of light.
Scarf Pins
556080 Scarf Pin, H.V. Ashby, March 10 1896,
446/26 ; 40/1.6; 63/20; 63/31 - uses pneumatic, mechanical or electro-magnet to move figure on pin.
Conrad Hubert
Conrad Hubert (aka Akiba
Horowitz ) was the owner operator of
American Novelty. He hired David Misell who was an
inventor. Conrad wanted a cylindrical light that could be put
into a pants pocket. So what we today call a flashlight is a
battery powered portable light small enough to fit into a pants
pocket. If it's larger then it's called a lantern. If it's
small enough to fit into a pocket and not be obtrusive then it's called
a Pocket Flash Light, aka Vest Pocket Light, Watch Pocket Light,
etc. or a Pen Light.
David Misell Patents
362584 wet battery - Filed Sep 15, 1885
454184 Electric Head-Light, RICHARD PATTISON, Jun 16, 1891,
40/589 ; 362/812, - for electric vehicle
520446 Electrically-illuminated clock where the wet battery was 10x the size of the clock.
551394 Electric Light, Dec 17, 1895,
362/86 ; 315/360; 362/195;
362/395; 362/811 - a music box has a propeller like metal part that
acts as a switch to flash a decorative light as it plays. powered by a
large dry cell.
559143 Electric Light and Signaling Device - a box holding three
No. 6 dry cellsand
a
bicycle light on the face
At this point David started working for Conrad.
603112 Electric Lamp, Apr 26, 1898,
362/190 ; 362/197 - a box holding three early "D" cells with a headlight on the face for use on a bicycle.
This is recognized as THE first Flash Light patent.
617592 Electric Device, David Misell
(American Electrical Novelty Mfg Co.), Jan 10, 1899, 362/189 ; 200/60; 219/268; 361/264; 362/204
Conrad
Hubert signed as a witness -
tubular flash light with bulls eye
lens on end. |
This patent has a problem in that both
switch terminals are on the outside of the flash light. When the
switch is off if any metal makes contact with both terminals the light
will be turned on. This happened a lot when the flash light was
stored in a tool box where things like screwdrivers, pliers, etc. would
activate the light and run down the batteries. Even carrying one
in your pocket with metal keys would run down the
battery. Altough the patent talks about a parabolic
reflector I think they were painted white and considering the diameter
of the #14 screw base bulb not much light came from the
reflector. Most came through the Bulls-eye lens.
The patent also covers a gas lighter that uses the same cylindrical
(the patent calls it tubular) battery and switch housing, but replaces
the reflector assembly with a long stalk and an external hot wire to
light gas.
The lamp, although made like others of the time, was a minature version
specially made by Eveready and the patent talkes a little about it's
construction.
700496 Electric Time Alarm, Conrad Hubert (not assigned), May 20, 1902,
368/259 ; 200/35R; 315/360; 362/253; 368/256 -
Clock on wood base with lamp in front of clock dial
alarm clock or manual switch turns on the light
839306 Electric Cigar Lighter, Dec 25, 1906, - uses D cell dry batteries not assigned so after working for Conrad.
D29939 Design for a Portable Lamp-Body, Gustave F. Hitzelberger
(American Electrical Novelty Mfg Co.), Jan 3, 1899, D26/49
filed Dec 3 1898
Conrad
Hubert signed as a witness -
tubular flash light with bulls eye
lens on end.
The brand name for these Flash Lights was "ever ready". Conrad
set up a company to make the flashlight, batteries and bulbs for
them. Later the company name was changed to Ever Ready.
A neighbor, Reed Anderson, was a partner in the Anderson
Jacobson company making acoustic modems, but when Reed wanted to get
into magnetic media Jacobson did not want to, so Reed started
Information Terminals Inc. The floppy disks were branded
Verbatim. Victor Borge visited my house so Reed could show Victor
what a home computer looked like and in particular his 8 inch
floppy disks. Later they changed the company name to Verbatim.
D31711 Design for a Lamp-Body, Conrad Hubert (not assigned), Filed 18
Aug, issued Oct 24, 1899, D26/50 ; D26/36 - three side by side
cells and reflector for lamp. clover-leaf bicycle light, Conrad Hubert ,October 24, 1899
599975
Portable Electric Lamp March 1, 1889 (3 months after the Misell/Hubert patent) by Leonard Paget appears to be the
oldest patent in class 362/197 that uses cylindrical "cells" prior
portable electric lights used much heavier batteries. Class
362/197;
200/60
Same patent as
599975.pdf
595327
Electrical Igniter for Burners, S. M Meyer, Dec. 14, 1897, 431/262 ; 429/110 - uses
cylindrical "cells" in a cylindrical holder that's very similar to a
flashlight case, but does not have a lamp.
644860 Electric Gas Lighter, Conrad Hubert, March 6, 1900, 219/201 ;
219/267; 219/268; 219/269; 361/264; 362/253 - This is like a three "D"
cell flashlight with a long stalk and at the end is an exposed lamp
filament that gets hot enough to light gas when powered.
700650 Electric Lamp, C. Hubret,
362/208 - Clover leaf bicycle lamp
729906 Electric Lamp, G. Stein, Jun 2 1903,
362/208 ; 313/51; 439/476.1; 439/613 - for doctor or denist. probe with lamp at end, seperate battery box
737107
Electric Circuit-Closer, Conrad Hubert, Aug 25, 1903, 200/60 ;
362/205 - Switch like a small mouse trap that can be used for a
momentary contact or when pressed firmly the fabric snap (he called it
a Glove fastmer) makes and holds the electrical circuit.
Uses a lens like on the Winchester flashlight
below.
741245 Electric Lamp or Candle, Conrad Hubert, Oct 13, 1903,
362/190 ; 200/60; D26/96 - button on base handle
812710 Portable Electric Lamp Outfit, A. Wilson, Feb 13, 1906,
362/208 ; 315/33 - lugable lamp, cord and battery box
818449 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Apr 24 1906,
362/200 ; 200/60 - Pocket Flash Lights of small size
835529 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Nov 132 1906,
362/201 ; 200/52R; D26/37 - whisky flask Pocket Flash Light
857599 Engine Starter, Clyde J. Coleman (Conrad Hubert), Jun 25,
1907, 185/41R - a combined spring, planetary gear and clutch to start a
car engine.
867797 Engine Starter, Clyde J. Coleman (Conrad Hubert), Oct 8,
1907, 123/179.7 ; 123/179.5; 123/434; 123/576; 261/18.3 - this one uses
compressed air
1047525 Portable Electrical Light, Conrad Hubert, December 17, 1912, 362/208 ;
200/60; 362/201 -
Pocket Flash Light
1056971 Method of Making Vacuum Jacketed Vessels, Clyde J.
Coleman (Conrad Hubert), Mar 25, 1913, 65/34 ; 215/12.2; 65/42 -
Thermos bottle
1035879 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Aug 20, 1912, 362/201 ;
200/60 - uses a bare flattened bulb and a battery that might be a
couple of AA cells side by side with projecting sheetmetal
contacts, one longer than the other. There was a flashlight on
eBay shaped like a pistol that used the same battry which is no longer
available.
1157395 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Oct 19, 1915,
362/208
- The circuit between lamp socket (1) and the metalic reflector (2) is
broken by the insulating sleeve (3) disk (5). Lamp socket (1) is
electrically connected to contact plate (6). This patent covers
the insulating disk (5) and contact plate (6) showing a movable tab
(20).
Brooke's Note: The actual switching action can be between a movable tab
(20) and the contact plate (6) or the tab (20) can be stationary and
the actual switching is done at the swith 19.
![Eveready Portable Electric Light (Flashlight) patent 1157395](Images/ER2D10-19-1915s.jpg)
1220634 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Mar 27, 1917,
200/60 ; 362/205; 362/310 -
calls 1157395 for the insulating disk and contact plate configuration.
Although this patent is a couple of years older than the Oct 19, 1915
date stamped into the switch on this flashlight, it shows the push
button switch (non sliding). Inside it does use the insulating
disk and contact plate from the Oct 19, 1915 patent.
1186197 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Jun 6, 1916,
362/205 ; 200/60- uses single No. 6 Dry Cell, handle on side, reflector & lens on top
1186198 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Jun 6 1916, - House
Lamp, sort of like bicycle lamp, three horizontal cylindrical cells
reflector - lens on side
1205628 Portable Electric Light, G.F. Hitzelberger (American Eveready Co), Nov 21 1916,
200/60 ; 200/542; 340/321; 362/195; 362/206; 362/810- Candlestick cylindrical batteries in stem, push push on/off
1205629 Circuit Controller for Portable Electric Lights, G.F. Hitzelberger (American Eveready Co), Nov 21 1916, - rotary switch
1205633 Portable Electric Light, C. Hubert, Nov 21 1916
362/186- looks like kerosene hurricane lamp
1220634 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Mar 27, 1917,
200/60 ; 362/205; 362/310 - big cylindrical battery, switch details, reflector and lens
calls 1157395 for the insulating disk and contact plate configuration.
1246876 Battery Capping Machine, Conrad Hubert, Nov 20, 1917, 29/623.1
; 144/245.1; 144/250.24; 29/730; 29/790 - replaced hand
operation. Used to apply the small brass cap to the carbon
rod. <---------------
Dry Cell Battery patent
National Carbon Co.
1212907 Battery Lamp, W.
R. Clymer (National Carbon Co.), Jan 16, 1917, 362/201 ; 362/295 -
resistance in series with battery that can be shorted out
1241077 Portable Electric Light, W. Bauer, Sep 25 1917,
362/197 ; 200/60; 340/321 - the side mounted reflector and top bail like a RR lantern
Might be the 4701 Watchman's lantern?
![Eveready Watchman's Lantern 4707](Images/ER4707As.jpg)
This is the Eveready 4707 Watchman's Lantern
It has the Eveready trifoil logo on the back.
Max battery size 4 x 3.25 x 1.375 inches. Most likley a three
cell. But "F" cells are too big. "D" cells with their axis
horizontal might just fit.
Lens is a little under 2 1/2" diameter.
There are a four fiber board sheets that are now warped. To make the light functional they need to be rejuvinated.
The 3R12 might be too small and the 3E25 too large.
E10 based lamp is open and has no voltage markings.
1264520 Flash Light Battery, M.E. Holmes (National Carbon Co), Apr 30 1918,
362/206 ; 200/60; 338/101; 338/71; 429/97 - uses rheostat
"From
this it will be evident that the incandescent lamp is subjected to a
considerable excess voltage when used in combination with a new
battery."
1363698 Portable Electric Light, Wacker (National Carbon Co), Dec 1920 - bicycle lamp
1490448 Dry Cell of the Flat Type and Battery Formed Therefrom, Raymond C. Benner, Apr 15, 1924,
429/155 ; 429/160 - flat cell
1508987 Battery of Day Cells and Process of Assembling Same, C.S. Rider, Sep 16 1924,
429/149 ; 429/162; 429/210 - replaces cylindrical cells in B batteries.
Eveready 2697 Boy Scout Angle Head
![Eveready 2697 Boy Scout angle head Flashlight](Images/ER2697BSAs.jpg)
1570393 Flash Light, C. Osean (National Carbon Co), Jan 19 1926,
362/197 200/60 362/208 D26/37 - angle head - "Elbow lamp"
D73192 Flash Light, C. Osean (National Carbon Co), Aug 2, 1927
D26/37 ; 362/197; 362/205- Angle Head cylindrical
This Flash Light is marked:
Eveready
Case No. 2697
2 Unit Cells No. 950
Lamp No. 1161
Casing Reg.
U.S. Pat, Off.
Made In U.S.A.
and on the other side of the angle head
Official Flashlight
Boy Scouts Of America.
The battery cap is:
Eveready
notice the hair line crack in the battery cap. This is a common
occurance on caps made of thin sheet metal. It does not
cause a problem. This light needs a lot of work. The spring
is rusted almost in two.
There is something missing at the bottom of the angle head where the
metal strap with the eyelet is supposed to connect, between the
design and patent can probably figure it out.
Uses the Safety Lock switch:
1654373 Electrical Switch Mechanism, F.A. Holt (National Carbon Co), Dec 27 1927,
200/60 ; 362/205
Poor Designs
![Patent 1570393](Images/1570393pg1M.GIF)
The 1570393
Flash Light drawings have had many of the notations erased to make it easier to read.
Notice the assembly consisting of spring contact 29 and disk 27 in the
drawing at the left and in the photo above. This is made as a sub
assembly and then installed into the flash light by staking eyelet 28
thus attaching the sub assembly to leg 26 of the ground
conductor. You can see the leg 26 in the above photo at an angle
and with the eyelet 28 still attached. The round hole in the
photo below the eyelet 28 is not shown on the patent drawings and is
used for the tooling used to seat eyelet 28.
Yeildable strip conductor 32 is forced to the wall by the battery causing pressure between the tip 32' and the metal plate 31.
The problem is that when the head is screwed onto or off of the body
while batteries are installed the tip 32' of the yeildable strip
conductor 32 can snag on the metal surface 31 and then rotating the
disk subassembly. The only thing stopping that from happening is
the sheet metal ground conductor with legs 26 and 23 which has eyelet
24 holding it to the head and eyelet 28 holding it to the disk sub
assembly. Eyelets provide minimal resistance to torque and the
ground conductor 23, 26 can easily bend, as seen in the photo above.
Notice in the photo above that there's a notch in the disk edge facing
the camera, but there's no corresponding dimple in the angle head to
use it as a rotation stop. The tip 32' has a square end which is
bad in that the corners are points that snag the metal plate 31.
It may be that by putting a radius on the corners the strip 32 would
not snag? Yes adding a radius and smoothing the burr stops the
snagging.
A jumper wire from the metal plate 31 to one of the eyelets adjacent to
the lamp socket 16 completes the electrical path.
![patent 1654373 Safety Lock Switch](Images/1654373pg1M.GIF)
Now the light
is on bright all the time. The switch shown in the angle head patent is NOT
used and instead the 1654373 Safety-Lock switch is used. The
switch patent also shows the strip conductor 32 which is numbered 19
and "is insulated by a coating 23 of tough, flexible material, such as
celluloid, a phenolic condensation product, rubber or shellac.
The coating is shown but the notation "23" is missing from the
drawing (I added it in the modified drawing here). This coating insulates the strip conductor from a metal
bracket 20 and for this flashlight has failed
permanently grounding the strip conductor to bracket 20.
1788575 Battery Hand Lamp, H.W. Jones (National Carbon Co), Jan 13 1931,
362/208 362/207 -
1797161 Battery of Dry Cells and Process of Assembling the Like, E.J. Strohl, Mar 17 1931,
429/149 ; 429/162; 429/210 - flat cell battery
1820620 Focusing Flash Light, H.W. Jones (National Carbon Co), Aug 25 1931, - single hand focus flood or spot screw base bulb
1909278 Battery Lantern, HOMER W. JONES, May 16, 1933,
362/197 - thre cell rectangular. one across top and one on either side of the side mounted reflector, similar to the watchmans.
3 D Cell with Prefocused Lamp Eveready A National Carbon Company Product
This 3 D cell flash light uses a prefocused lamp with a flange. These were patented by GE starting in 1934.
The parabolic reflector appears to be chrome plated unlike the silver
plated reflector on the vulcanite bodied 2 D Cell Eveready
Flashlight. This light uses a flat glass lens, not the walleye
lens. When you shine the beam on a wall the image of the filament
coil is easy to see.
I would expect a patent or two to cover this light dated 1930 something but have not found them.
![Eveready 3 D cell Flashlight with Pre Focused Lamp](Images/EFL3DKPR103s.jpg) |
The photo was taken after cleaning and steel wooling both the inside and outside.
The light came from eBay missing the lamp.
I used a radio shack 272-1158 lamp labeled KPR103 Krypton Flashlight
Lamp. And mis labeled "for "C" and "D" 2-cell flashlights".
Clearly a two cell flashlight using the highest voltage cells
(Alkaline) can only produce 3.0 volts maxium, yet this lamp is rated
3.6 Volts, 800 ma, bulb type B-3½ Base: Sinble-contact minature
Flange Ave Life 15 hours. This really is a lamp for a three cell
flashlight where the peak voltage with fresh alkaline cells would be
4.5 V and when they were dead of about 3.0. Half way between
those voltages is about 3.75 which is very close to the 3.6 V for this
lamp. |
![Eveready 3 D Cell Flashlight with pre focused lamp](Images/EFL3DKPR103Opns.jpg)
|
This shows the back side of the reflector with the lamp assembly
installed correctly. There are a bunch of ways it can be
installed improperly.
Although not clear in this photo, there is an insulating gasket between
the reflector and the cap. Battery negative is on the cap.
Battery negative is on the tab coming from the body when the switch is
on and the battery is disconnected when the switch is off. The
tab is fixed in position, i.e. it's not a sliding tab. The lamp
center contact is always on the battery positive terminal.
|
![Eveready 3 D Cell Flashlight Pre focused Lamp Holder](Images/EFL3DKPR103LmpHlds.jpg)
|
The can on the right has a leaf spring in the bottom that contacts the tip of the lamp.
The cap on the left screws onto the can trapping the lamp and allowing
the lamp to make contact on the flange. The outside diameter of
the cap is a snug fit into the hole in the reflector and a slight
clearance fit in the hole is the small parabolic metal part.
The purpose of the small parabolic part is not clear. Maybe to fix a mistake in the focus?
This is a much more complex way of holding a PR series pre focused lamp
than the more modern flashlights and is probably one of the first flash
lights made to use the pre focused lamps. A 2 D cell light most
likely was the first.
|
![Eveready 3 D cell Flashlight end cap](Images/ER3Dcaps.jpg)
|
|
Ever Ready (Eveready)
Most patents are from the 1980s onward.
Conrad Hubert, National Carbon Co (
Wiki) and Ever Ready (later Eveready) are all related companies.
966421 Portable Electrical Measuring Instrument, Walter E. Beede, Aug 9, 1910,
324/145 - pocket watch case 0 - 30 Amp meter. See my
No. 6 Dry Cell web page and the
Flash Amps section.
1828778 Electric Torch, J. Lister (Ever Ready UK), Oct 27 1931,
362/158 ; 362/187 - explosive atmosphere flashlight
3020396 Flashlight Optical System, Arthar Frederick Worboys (Ever Ready UK), Feb 6 1962,
362/331 ; D26/49 - two lens elements adjust the beam from spot to wide
Union Carbide
2166682 Flashlight, H.G. Graubner (Union Carbide), Jul 18 1939,
362/157 220/304 362/208 -
2886664 Flashlight and Switch, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbids), May 1959, - switch has magnet
Burgess Battery Co.
March 1917 company formed.
University of Wisconson - page about
Ray-O-Vac, Burgess, French Battery Co, etc.
1082887 Contact Device for Hand Lamps, Lorenz Maisel (Northern Chemical Eng Labs), Dec 30 1913,
362/204 ; 200/60; 362/187; 362/205 - adjustable focus
Lorenz worked for Burgess and this patent was acquired from him making it the first one for the company (Ref: Utley pg 5)
1084926 Hand Lamp, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Batt Co), Jan 20, 1914,
362/187 ; 362/204; 429/97 - focusing lens, bayonet battery cap
" RE15022 Hand Lamp, Charles F. Burgess, Jan 11, 1921
1284583 Apparatus for Making Battery Wrappers, Charles F. Burgess, Nob
12, 1918, 493/175 ; 493/153 <-----Dry Cell Battery patent
1305250 Manufacture of Dry Cells, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Batt Co), June 3, 1919,
1305251 Manufacture of Dry Cells, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Batt Co), June 3, 1919
1342001 Dry Cell, Walter B. Schulte, June 1, 1920, 429/121 ; 429/181; 429/229; 439/766 - No. 6 <---------------
Dry Cell Battery patent
1354323 Battery Hand Lamp, Lorenz Maisel, Sep 28, 1920, 362/204 ;
200/60 - a nut that looks like a lighter flint wheel is turned on a
screw to make or break the electrical connection.
1403538 Battery Hand Lamp, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Batt Co), Jan 17, 1922, 362/187 ; 200/60; 340/321 -
1606286 Dry Battery, John S. Zook, Nov 9, 1926, 429/151 ; 429/160 - 2.5" square "B" battery with cells slopped
1637711 Apparatus for Inserting Dry Cell Cores into Cans, H.A. Ring, Aug 2, 1927, 53/239 ; 53/248; 53/255- <---------------
Dry Cell Battery patent
1669054 Apparatus for Assembling Galvanic Cells, H. D. Hodge, May 8, 1928, 53/239 ; 429/122; 53/240; 53/250 <---------------
Dry Cell Battery patent
1763874 Battery Hand Lamp, John S. Zook (Burgess Battery Co),June 17, 1930, 362/199 ; 429/97
References:
1701093 Battery Hand Lamp, J.S. Zook (Burgess Batt Co) - Snap-Lite
1778568 Hand Lamp Holder, Walter B. Schulte, Oct 14, 1930, 248/226.11 ; 248/224.8; 248/231.21; 248/314; 362/24; 362/396
1792185 Battery Hand Lamp, Feb 10, 1931, 362/199 ; 439/667- bulb-socket assy is rotated as switch
1916709 Dry Battery, (Burgess Batt Co), JAMES GARFIELD ZIMMERMAN, Jul 4, 1933,
429/149 ; 429/162 - small cells to make B batteries.
1945016 Battery Hand Lamp, John S. Zook, Jan 30, 1934, 362/186 - Railroad Type
1986281 Hand Lamp, Halyard F. Nygard, Jan 1, 1935, 362/197 ; 200/551;
200/60 - 45 deg swivel allows straight or angle head operation
References:
Snap-lite
D100199 Design for a Dry Cell Battery, Charles F. Burgess, June 30,
1936, D13/103- hexagon with spring contacts on each end, why?
2134856 Flashlight, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Batt Co), Nov 1, 1938, 362/205 ; 362/191
2134857 Hand Lamp Switch, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Batt Co), Nov 1, 1938, 200/60 ; 200/293.1
2231320 Dry Cell, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Batt Co), Feb 11, 1941, 429/166 ; 429/133; 429/94 - No. 6 <---------------
Dry Cell Battery patent
2279575 Dry Cell, H.E. Lawson, Apr 14, 1942, 429/166 ; 429/134; 429/199
- wood balsam slows down corrosion of the zinc and extends shelf life
2390890 Method of Soldering, Allison M. MacFarland, Dec 11, 1945
228/179.1 ; 219/85.15; 228/246; 228/56.3; 228/58- combine 4 "F" cells
to make 6 V Lantern Battery <---------
Dry Cell Battery patent
D143358 Design for Flashlight, Earl L. Schofield, Dec 25, 1945, D26/46 - not symetrical about the long axis
2416978 Capillary Transducer, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Batt Co),
March 4, 1947,310/300 ; 367/143 - liquid pressure to/from electrical
energy
" RE22971 Capillary Transducer, Charles F. Burgess (deceased), Feb 10, 1948, 310/300 ; 367/143
2637756 Deferred Action Battery, J.J. Coleman, et al, May 5, 1953, 429/119 -
2666803 Battery with Conductive Wax Intercell Connections, Sam
Kurlandsky, (Burgess Batt Co), Jan 19, 1954, 429/159 ; 174/126.2;
252/514; 429/160; 429/162; 429/163 - I remember taking apart a 9 volt
battery and finding this wax type substance inside. Didn't know at the
time that it was mostly silver.
2705253 Primary Battery, F. J. Kirkman, March 29, 1955, 429/133 ; 429/153; 429/209
2706214 Battery Having a Seal-Closure, Ray D. Arbogast, Apr 12, 1955, 429/66 ; 429/162; 429/185
2708684 Primary Cell, John I. Grieve, May 17, 1955, 429/133 ; 429/162;
53/227 - stackable button cells to make small higher voltage batteries.
D177955 Bracket for a Flashlight or the Like, Ray D. Arbogast, June 12, 1956, D8/355 ; D8/354; D8/396 -
2826626 Electric Battery, Milton E. Wilke, Mar 11, 1958, 429/118 ; 429/162 - deffered action
2829188 Deferred Action Battery, Harrison M. Mcdonald, Apr 1, 1958, 429/115
Candle Shaped Battery Powered Lights
![Switch Patent Electric Candle](Images/pat1152580s.jpg)
711624 Candle Holder, MORITZ HAMMERSTEIN (Max Blau), Oct 21, 1902,
362/190 ; 200/52R - Alladan's Lamp w/pop up electric lamp
741245 Electric Lamp or Candle, Conrad Hubert, Oct 13, 1903,
362/190 ; 200/60; D26/96 - button on base handle
1152580 Electric Switch, Louis Weidlich, Sep 7, 1915 - bar switch used on an electric candle.
1196913 Electric Candle-Lamp, Louis Weidlich, Sep 5, 1916, - uses a
pointed thumb screw to pierce the cardboard battery jacket as switch
1205628 Portable Electric Light, G.F. Hitzelberger (American Eveready Co), Nov 21 1016,
200/60 ; 200/542; 340/321; 362/195; 362/206; 362/810- Candlestick cylindrical batteries in stem, push push on/off
1335644 Portable Electric Light, B. Benedict (Beacon Minature Co), Mar 30 1920,
362/190 ; 429/99- Candle type cells in stem, Electric Candle
1421561 Battery Candle, July 4, 1922 , 362/189 ; 429/99 -
1474451
Electric
Candle, T. Stuckelberger, Nov 20, 1923,
1477875 Electric Candle, M. L. Kaplan, Dec 18 1923,
362/194 362/189 - no metal case around candle, just the battery
1477876 Electric Battery Lamp, M. L. Kaplan (not assigned), Dec 18 1923,
362/194 -
1477877 Electric Battery Lamp, M. L. Kaplan, Dec 18 1923,
362/194 429/96 -
1477878 Electric Battery Lamp, M. L. Kaplan, Dec 18 1923,
362/194
Dura Company
In 1920s main products window mechanisims and door handles for cars. Then interior lights for cars and clock cases.
D85930 Electric Candle, George Graff (Dura Co), Jan 5, 1932, D26/96 ; D26/21 - Eveready No. 1653
1915125 Electric Light, Burton S. Floraday (Dura Co), Jun 20 1933, 362/191 ; 200/60; 362/394 - Early No. 1653
D84077 Light, George Graff (Dura Co), Jan 5, 1932, D26/96 ; D26/21 - No. 1654
D85931 Light, George Graff (Dura Co), Jan 5 1932, D26/87 - Wall mount version of No. 1654
1918803 Electric Light, Burton S. Floraday (Dura Co), Jul 18 1933, 362/191 ; 362/394- wall mounted version of No. 1654
1923861 Light, Burton S. Floraday (Dura Co), Aug 22, 1933, 362/190 ; 307/157; 315/363; 362/203
1926377 Light, Burton S. Floraday (Dura Co), Sep 12 1933, 362/190 ; 362/186 - Lighting aspects of No. 1654
1937111 Electric Light, Burton S. Floraday (Dura Co), Nov 28 1933,200/60 ; 200/567; 362/186; 362/195; 362/206; 362/810 - Switch aspects of Eveready No. 1654
1949538 Electric Light, Burton S. Floraday (Dura Co), Mar 6 1934, 200/60 ; 200/4; 200/85R; 362/190 - No. 1654 different switch
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This one has a rotary switch on
the bottom with positions for OFF, Auto, On and a push button that will
turn the light on when in Auto mode and it's lifted. Two concerns:
- Old batteries have drained into the cup of the base where
the battery spring and a post are located. The post is threaded
and unscrewing it gives access to the switch compartment. The cup
has been sitting a Kroil for a number of days, hopefully I can get into the switch compartment and clean it up.
- The three dots in the black band are Radium activated glow
in the dark markers. The idea is that when you need to find
the light when it's dark, the marker dots will guide you. On this
light so far I haven't seen them glow. They do emit about 10,000
Counts per Minute into a pancake Geiger tube. These are not
dangerous if left alone. It would be bad to sand the dots and
make radioactive dust.
On
the bottom is a metal plate that's attached by what looks like
tubular rivets, but they are really part of the candle pot metal base
that's been treated like a rivet. To remove the metal plate just
grind off the top part of the rivets.
On the back of the switch lever and a part of it is a stair step
contact. Below is a lever hinged on one end from an insulating
block, a spring connects the lever to the center contact that goes up
to the battery spring. The other end of the lever is pressed up
against the black button. My switch was not working.
The problem was that either the star washer that you can see on the
bottom center which is supposed to take all the slack out of the switch
lever to metal plate joint lost it's spring or the lever got bent a
little. By reforming the lever with pliers it now works like
new. To reattach the metal plate the holes were drilled and
tapped 2-56 and pan head screws were used.
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Eveready No. 1653 Candle stick light showing switch
The three screws are replacing the pot metal that was formed like an eyelet to hold the bottom cover.
The black button is the switch used for automatic operation. The
rotary switch is labeled "Auto" and the positions are Out (shown) off,
"Constant" auto function works and "On" where the light is on all the
time.
It seems the labels don't match the function too well.
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1479860 Electric Candle,G.M. Lewis, Jan 8 1924,
362/190 ; 362/186; 362/203 - has tapered bottom to fit candle holders
1916472 Candle Flash Light, ISAAC X. FERRIS (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Jul 1933,
362/190 ; 362/186; D26/40 -
2031507 Electric Candle, Gloekler (H.Hyman), Feb 1936,
362/190 -
1901589
PICK-UP
CANDLE LIGHT
1980040
CANDLE
LIGHT (Bond)
2002602
FLASH
LIGHT OF CANDLE TYPE
2049762 Portable Electric Lamp, Roy L. Darling (Bond), Aug 4, 1936, - Candle type with lamp at top and another at bottom
2704322
BATTERY
OPERATED CANDLE
3233093
PROCESSIONAL
CANDLE
3194955
ARTIFICIAL
CANDLE
3373274
ELECTRICAL CANDLE APPARATUS
3340391
BATTERY-OPERATED
DECORATIVE CANDLE LIGHT3355582 Battery Powered Lighting Device, Eugene A. Swee (Miner Ind), Nov 1967,
362/190 ; 362/203 - candle light with decorative globe
3586320
POP-UP
CANDLE AMUSEMENT DEVICE
3762857
CANDLE
INTERNAL ILLUMINATOR AND MOUNT BASE
3761702
INTERNALLY
ILLUMINATED CANDLE
3890085
ILLUMINATED
CANDLE STRUCTURE
4187532
Electronic
candle4399496 Battery powered lamp device
4568269
Musical
candle
4680683
Battery
and bulb conversion cartridge for self-feeding candle holder
4755135
Candle
device
4839780
Simulative
candle
5057005
Candle
device
4983119
Musical
candle actuated by thermistor switch
5097180
Flickering
candle lamp
5015175
Melodic
candle assembly
5069617
Wax-accumulated
musical candle
5174645
Electric
candle with sound producing means
5419527
Candle
holder
5487658
Safety
device for novelty candle holders
5683239
Candle
holder
5601272
Candle
holder
5622490
Candle
holder
5673802
Rotatable
cake candle holder
5600209
Electronic
candle simulator
5807096
Decorative
candle assembly
D406379
Electronic
candle
6066924
Candle
emulation
6017139
Electronic
candle
RE37168
Electronic
candle simulator
6267584
Prayer
candle device
6273710
Prayer
candle device
6270339
Prayer
candle device
6439471
Candle
fountain
6468071
Prayer
candle device
6520770
Prayer
candle device
6616308
Imitation
candle
6808297
Decorative
candle lamp
7029146
Flameless
candle
6685345
Convertible
candle lamp and method
6685337
Combination
flashlight and candle lantern
6880958
Electric
lighting device in the form of a candle
6981786
Electrical
candle lamp
6929381
Solar
powered electric candle
6926423
Light
with simulated candle flicker
7011426
Modular
electronic candle
7063526
Refillable
melody candle
7098600
Candle
with internal illumination
7178939
Electronic
simulation candle
7201500
Candle
with LED simulated flame
7121686
Candle
light-diversifying device
7182489
Electrical
candle lampD85929 Portable Electric Lamp, George Graff (Dura Co), Aug 23 1960,
D26/41 ; D26/96 -
D29955
Electric
candle
References:
D99892 Combined Electric Candle, Leo Pollock, Jun 2 1936,
D26/96 ; D11/121
D110631 Candelbrum, Schachter, Jul 26 1938,
D26/96 ; D11/121; D11/122
D118552 Candle holder or similar article
D158146 Electric Glow Candle, George W. Strayline, Apr 11 1950,
D26/96 ; D26/21
D11901 Design for Lamp Shade
D75666 Electric Candle Light, CHABLES WACHTEL, Jun 26, 1928, D26/96
D121692 Perfume holder
1166003 Portable Electric Lamp, C. SECXEB (WATSSSUST SIPG), Dec 28, 1915, 362/190 - single D cell
1236657 Portable Electric Lights, Bauer (National Carbon Co), Aug 14 1917, 200/60 ; 362/195; 362/206; 362/810; D26/93 - lever switch below batteries
D222592 Candolier
D267981 Electric Candle Stick or the like, Fred W. Montague, Jr., Feb 15, 1983,
D267,981
978163 Electric Lighting Fixture, LEMUEL B. HOPTON (ENDS Co), Dec 1910,
362/392 - looks like retrofit on gas fixture, no battery
1205628 Portable Electric Light, G.F. Hitzelberger (American Eveready Co), Nov 21 1916
1297653 Dry Battery, Charles Burgess (Burgess Battery Co), Mar 18 1919,
429/157 ; 362/195; 362/203; 362/810- long battery with socket at top for use as candle
1486815 Electric Fitting, Trotter, Mar 11 1924,
200/51.01 ; 362/392; 439/123 - for house wired candle
1842167 Candle Lamp, JAMES DOYLE HALL - house voltage lamp like candle
1937111 Electric Light, Burton S. Floraday (Dura Co), Nov 28 1933,
200/60 ; 200/567; 362/186; 362/195; 362/206; 362/810 - both manual and automatic switching
1954756 Detachable Light & Clamp - house wiring
2032451 Electric Candle, house wiring
3194955 Artificial Candle, Roderic M. Koch, Jul 13 1965,
362/202 ; 362/810; D26/96 - ho hum
References:
1710418 Safety Candle, CHARLES O. GROSS, Apr 23, 1929, 362/190 -
2097222 Flashlight, Tompkins (Scovill Mfg), Oct 26 1937, 362/187 ; 200/60; 362/205 - streamlined shape
2296287 Electric Water Light, Glen W. Leyde, Sep 1942, 441/16 ; 362/158; 362/203 - floats and is bottom heavy, candle shape with small version of lighthouse lens
2377161 Electric Safety Water Light, Augustus J. Le Strange, May 29 1945
2381520 Electric Torch which Floats Lamp Uppermost in Water, Charles Wallace Saunders (GE), Aug 7 1945, 441/16 ; 362/158; 362/186; 362/206 - water rescue
3233093
PROCESSIONAL
CANDLE
3368107 Oscillator Circuit, Clifford D. Skirvin (Microdot Inc), Feb 6 1968,
315/209R ; 315/223; 315/DIG.7; 331/112; 362/810 -
4460683
4680683
D188691 Portable Electric Lamp, Albert Gelardin, Aug 23 1960,
D26/41 ; D26/96 -
Refeences:
D85929
D151037
D175359
741245 Electric Lamp or Candle, Conrad Hubert
1196913 Electric Candle-Lamp, Louis Weidlich
Got this on eBay for 99¢ hopping that the lamp would work in the
Eveready 1653, but it uses a 12 mm Edison screw base, not the 10 mm.
Uses a couple of "AA" cells for power. The brass lamp socket
works as the switch. 7" tall w/o lamp and 9 1/2" tall w' lamp.
Made in Taiwan
"Solid Brass Battery Lamp"
Item No. 6817
The box shows a red stick, this one has a white stick.
Table Lights
The model 2238 is part of the Art Deco
Masterlite series and is a table light, not a wallite. In 1935
they sold new for $2.50. At 6% per year inflation that would be $176 in
2008.
When sitting on a table it's pleasing to look at. If you grab the
milk glass globe and lift it very gently the light does not turn on,
but if lifted normally it turns on.
When sitting on the table a soft light comes from the milk glass globe,
similar to a candle light, but much nicer since it's diffused and is a
warm color. On the bottom there are 4 rivet heads that it sits on
so there's a small gap that lets out a little light from the reflector.
When lifted up there is a reflector and it can be operated like a
normal flashlight. The lamp is mounted "backwards" in the
reflector, i.e. the bulb is facing the reflector not the front like in
normal flashlights. This allows light to reach the globe and the
reflector. But it makes it harder to adjust the focus of the lamp
in the reflector which requires opening the case, turning the brass
knob, closing the case testing the beam shape, and repeating a number
of times.
The base is marked:
Eveready Masterlilte Made in U.S.A. Pat. Pend. <--------Turn To Open
Eveready No. 2238 Table Masterlite
2152187 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide), (filing: Oct 25, 1935) Mar 28, 1939, 362/186 ; 200/60; 250/462.1; 362/187 -
D100074 Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide), (filing: Oct 21, 1935) Jun 16 1936, D26/40,
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![Eveready No. 2238 Table Masterlite](Images/ER2238s.jpg)
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![Eveready No. 2238 Table Masterlite](Images/ER2238Opns.jpg)
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![Eveready No. 2238 Table Masterlite](Images/ER2238Refs.jpg)
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Herman G. Graubner Patents:
1788575 Battery Hand Lamp, Homer W. Jones & Herman G. Graubner (National Carbon Co), Jan 13 1931, 362/208 ; 362/207
storage for two spare lamps
1802712 Handlamp Switch, H.G. Graubner (National Carbon Co), Apr 28 1931, 200/60 ; 200/548; 200/550; 362/205 -
switch inside case and immune from battery interference
1838306 FLASH LIGHT
1900348 AND HERMAN Q
1937651 Flash Light Switch, H.G. Graubner (National Carbon Co), Dec 5 1933, 200/60 ; 362/205
switch has extension finger that makes contact with reflector when forward
2002602 FLASH LIGHT OF CANDLE TYPE
2140908 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner & Albert G. Saurwein (Union Carbide Corp), Dec 20, 1938, 362/187 ; 200/60 -
Art Deco cylindrical
2147368 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Feb 14, 1939, 362/157- Nasterlite cylindrical case (no rolled threads)
2151910 Electric Switch, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Mar 28 1939, 200/60 ; 200/558; 200/569-
switch contains toothed wheel or lever, multiple designs
2152187 FLASHLIGHT
2174877 SWITCH
2823300 Light Modifying Attachment for Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Feb 1958, 362/186 ; 340/321; 362/208; 362/317; D26/49
References:
1233495
1330481
2413484
2486998
2615096
2166682 Flashlight, H.G. Graubner (Union Carbide), Jul 18 1939, 362/157 220/304 362/208 - Masterlite cylindrical
2886664 Flashlight and Switch Theerefore, H.G. Graubner (Union Carbide), May 12 1959, 200/60 ; 362/398
switch has magnet
3237184 SIGNAL LANTERN AND SWITCH MEANS THEREFOR
D99791 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), May 26 1936, D26/49 - four ribs cylindrical Masterlite?
D99792 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), May 26 1936, D26/46 - triangular cylindrical Masterlite?
D99793 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), May 26 1936, D26/46 - pentagon cylindrical Masterlite?
D99794 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), May 26 1936, D26/49 - no ribs, stepped diameters cylindrical Masterlite?
D103678 Flashlight Casing, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Mar 23, 1937, D26/49 - Masterlite? D174079 FLASHLIGHT H
D175940 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Nov 1 1955, D26/49 -
References:
D55571
D116959
1916472 Candle Flash Light, ISAAC X. FERRIS (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Jul 1933, 362/190 ; 362/186; D26/40
D180647 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Jul 16 1957, D26/49 -
References:
D67934
D146257
D175940
D177091
D180648 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Jul 16 1957, D26/46 - Art Deco pocket light?
References:
D145427 Pocket Flashlight or the like, P. Copeland (S. Schwartz), Aug 20 1946, D26/37
D148879 Oval Pocket Flashlight, M.J. Kelley (Cresale Inc),
References: XXXXXX
D153733 Flashlight, Earl L. Schofielld (Burgess),
References:
2433512 Knife Sharpner (has similar shape)
D154549 Combined Flashlight and Mirror, Fred W. Koester, Jul 19 1949, D26/38
References:
D53207
D139322
D148879
1315457 Portable Electric Light, Bernard Benedict (National Carbon Co has now bought Beacon Electric), Sep 9 1919, 362/135 ; 132/288; 362/199; D26/37; D26/38
D190194 Flashlight Lens Ring, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Apr 25 1961, D26/113 ; D8/DIG.2; D9/453 D190519 FLASHLIGHT H
D190520 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Jun 6 1961, D26/44 ; 340/321
top that attaches to screw terminals on 6V large lantern battery, sealed beam lamp
References:
D177534
D187338
2628305
D190673 Flashlight Switch, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Jun 20, 1961, D26/113 -
References:
D111344
D119416
2229486 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Jan 21 1941, 362/205 ; 362/207 - no exposed metal nearly indestructible
2825797 Electric Flashlights, K.S. Min, Mar 4 1958, 219/220 ; 362/109; D26/49 - combined flashlight & cigarette lighter
D186401 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Oct 20, 1959, D26/49 - cylindrical
References:
D102215
D116956
D188956 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide Corp), Oct 4 1960, D26/49 - cylindrical
References:
D139577
D180647
D186401
2253951
Check Patents by Homer W. Jones
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641463 Portable Electric Light, HERMANN J. MULLER, Jan 16 1900,
362/190 ; 200/60 - wood box four cells
642648 Electric Lighting Device, W. VAN DUZER (M. Munson Shearing), Feb 6 1900,
362/198 ; 340/321 - made to be used sitting on table
1516128 Electric Boudoir Lamp, CHARLES WACHTEL (Leo Schlesinger & Co), Nov 18, 1924,
362/190 ; 200/60; 200/81R -
candlestick but uses pocket flash light tabb type battery in base
switch in base or always on or off at users option (like Dura (Eveready) 1653 candlestick)
1655746 Electric Boudoir Lamp, CHARLES WACHTEL (not assigned), Jan 10 1928,
200/4 ; 200/60; 200/85R; 362/392 -
1665867 Electric Boudoir Lamp, CHARLES WACHTEL (not assigned), Apr 10 1928,
362/190 -
like 1516128 except a weighted rod along centerline allow for some unique switching features.
2177337 Automatic Illuminated Glass Holder, Alexander Stein, Oct 24 1939,
362/154 ; 219/433; 362/101; 362/802 similar to candlestick but with fingers to hold glass which is illuminated from below.
Electric Storage Battery Co.
3053978 Lantern Construction, Sep 11 1962, - uses lead acid battery to power spot light
Clarence P. Davey
![Patent Flashlight 1851275](Images/FLpat1851275s.jpg)
1851275 Portable Electrical Light, March 29, 1931, Clarence P. Davey (Westbar Corp), 362/196 ; 362/208 - sheet metal tongue & groove - "Cathedral"
1549749 Spotlight, Clarence P. Davey, Aug 18, 1925, 362/424 - spotlight like used on older police cars
2347401 Pail Cover, Clarence P. Davey, Dec 9, 1940, 222/534 ;
222/465.1; 222/536; 222/542 - sheetmetal pail cover w/pouring spuot
& stopper.
2567553 Mounting for Spirit Levels, Clarence P. Davey (Dietzgen),Sep
11, 1951, 33/386 ; 248/140- for surveying instruments, adjustable
compact
2567554 Straightedge Construction, Sep 11, 1951, Clarence P. Davey (Dietzgen), 33/492 ; 403/300 - for slide rule
2634912 Slide Rule Indicator, Clarence P. Davey (Dietzgen), 235/70B - a classic: clear glass with index mark.
2956743 Slide Rule, Clarence P. Davey (Dietzgen), Oct 18, 1960, 235/70R - a classic slide Rule
Delta Electric
Prior to being one of the founders of
Delta Electric John J. Brownrigg worked in the telephone
business. One of the first products of Delta Electric was a Coin
Collector.
1198005 Toll Telephone System, (Delta Electric Co)
1205150 Coin-Collector for Telephone Systems, J.J. Brownrigg, Harry
Henderson & Arthur E. Case (Delta Electric Co), [filed: Jan 26,
1914], Nov 21, 1916, 194/243 ; 232/58- single slot multi denomination coins
1250960 Portable Electric Lamp, Arthur E. Case (Delta Electric), Dec 25, 1917, 362/370 - bicycle headlight. No. 6 Dry Cell, wires ending in tip pins plug into back of light
1295497 Portable Electric Lamp, Henderson & Arthur E. Case (Delta Electric Co), Feb 25 1919, 362/206 ; 362/202 - regular cylindrical FL but dovetailed sheetmetal
D46427 Portable Electric Lamp, J.J. Brownrigg (Delta Electric), [Filed Aug 1 1914], Sep 22, 1914, D26/50 - based on the
No. 6 Dry Cell
This matches the lantern shown on page
5 of the Flashlight Collectors Newsletter edited by Bill Utley - the
dates printed on that light (Feb 15 1914 & Sept 22 1915) may be the
dates their application was approved, but are NOT the patent
dates. Another theory is that the person who made the artwork
transposed numbers (Dyslexic). For example D46427 is dated Sep 22
1914 which is off by one digit in the year. 2/15/1914 is not
valid so try:2/15/1915 - no, 1/15/1914 - no, 3/15/1914 - no, 2/14/1914 - no, 2/14/1915 - no, 2/22/1914 - no, 2/22/1915 - no
This is very similar to 1152082 issued Aug 31 1915, see
below.
D53568 Electric Lamp, Arthur E. Case (Delta Electric), Jul 15, 1919, D26/34 - combined Lamp & rear view mirror
D59301 Flashlight, Walter B. Stepehenson, Oct 4 1921, D26/49 - big bulging glass lens
D59301 Flashlight, Walter B. Stepehenson, Oct 4 1921, D26/49- big bulging glass lens
D95943 Electric Lantern, L.M. Wiley, Jun 11 1935, D26/37 ; D10/114 -
vertical cylinder with two way horizontal facing lamps (like a RR
signal)
D99755 Lamp, L.M. Wiley, May 19, 1936, - bicycle Rocket with
tail fin (before the spacd age, maybe Flash Gordon or a movie?
D110832 Lamp, W.C.Crimmins, Aug 9 1938, D26/28 - bicycle square cross scetion but streamlined
D111955 Lamp, William C. Crimmins, Nov 1, 1938, D26/36 - bicycle square cross scetion but streamlined
D111956 Lamp, William C. Crimmins, Nov 1, 1938, D26/36 - bicycle square cross scetion but streamlined
D116730 Lamp, William C. Crimmins, Sep 19, 1939,
D26/36 - bicycle cylinder with ball ends maybe 1 "D" cell
D118553 Lamp, William C. Crimmins, Jan 16, 1940 - bicycle streamlined
D184378 Cicycle Taillight, John Sinaltz, Feb 3, 1959 - bicycle fins streamlined
D184379 Bicycle Headlight, John Sinaltz, Feb 3, 1959 - bicycle fins streamlined
1428755 Electric Lamp, Arthur E. Case (Delta Electric), Sep 12, 1922,
362/285 ; 362/278; 362/289; 362/396; 362/419 -
1430939 Portable Electric Lamp, Arthur E. Case (Delta Electric), Oct 3, 1922 362/206 ; 200/60 - glass lens cylinder type
1549749 Spotlight, Clarence P. Davey, Aug 18, 1925, 362/424 - automobile sucured in windshield frame
1740535 Electrical Switch, CARL BRAMMING, Dec 24, 1929,
200/16D ; 200/16R; 200/550 - SPDT slide switch
RE17897 Electrical Switch, CARL BRAMMING, Dec 9 1930, 200/16D ; 200/16R -
1848812 Reflector Assembly, L.M. Wiley, March 8 1932, 362/208 ; 362/187; 362/341; 439/544 - for screw in bulb
1857993 Electric Lantern, L.M. Wiley, May 10 1932, 362/197 - 2 "D" cells rectangular case
1913696 Self Contained Lighting Unit, Wiley (Delta Electric), Nov 13 1933,
362/186 ; 429/97 - similar to the Eveready Wallite
2053591 Electric Lantern, L.M. Wiley, Sep 8 1936,
362/21 ; 340/815.76; 362/208; 429/96 - 4 "D" cells, can sit on either end many features
2106231 Bicycle Lamp, L.M. Wiley, Jan 25, 1938, - 362/191 ;
220/DIG.13; 340/432; 340/815.75; 362/208 - bicycle Rocket with tail fin
(before the spacd age, maybe Flash Gordon or a movie?
2191932
Bicycle Lamp Structure, William C. Crimmins, Feb 27, 1940, 362/196 ;
200/60; 220/DIG.13; 340/815.75 - bicycle streamlined
2418759 Flashlight, William C. Crimmins, Apr 8 1947, 200/60 ; 200/302.1; 362/204 - cylindrical
3073949 Bicycle Lamp, John D. Smoltz, Jan 15, 1963, 362/191 - head contains a couple of AA cells
3116025 Lantern with Signal Lamp (Delta Electric), J.D. Smaltz, Dec 31, 1963 - no case,
attaches to top of battery with screw on post terminals has swing up
William M. Moxley - Light Weight Lantern Co.
![Light Weight Lantern patent drawing front](Images/LWLfronts.jpg)
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![Light Weight Lantern Co patent dwg Side](Images/LWLsides.jpg)
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Patent 2013380 |
Little Stream Line Lantern |
Patent 2013380 |
Becuase of their
reliability were adopted for railroad signaling. Very important
that train engineer see the signal at night.
This "Little Stream Line Lantern" was made by the Light Weight Lantern Co., 916 Wyandotte St., K.C. Mo.
under the patents marked * below. It takes a couple of batteries
the same diameter as the common "D" cell but longer called "F"
cells. For more on "F" cells see my
No. 6 Dry Cell page. The center off switch selects one of the two bulbs. Since the
bulbs appear to be the same this must be a spare bulb system that can
be brought into play very quickley. Made from sheet
brass. Iron or steel wires used for the stand at the bottom.
Hand stamped in the side NH 332.
One lamp might say T11N and the other 2.5?. 0.37" dia screw base with 0.43" dia spherical bulb
*
2096349 Lantern Base Support, W.M. Moxley, October 19, 1937, 362/186 ; 220/628; 248/153; 362/185
*
2013380 Multipule Bulb Electric Lantern, J.H. Easley, Sep 3, 1935, 362/185 -
*
2113159 Bail, W.M. Moxley, April 5, 1938, 220/775 ; 29/512; 29/522.1; 29/526.2; 403/235; 403/247; 411/427
controled friction between bail and latern.
*
2127133 Latern Base Support and Lamp Socket, W.M. Moxley, August 16, 1938, 362/185 ; 362/186; 439/665
2280343 Battery Retaining and Tensioning Means for Hand Laterns, W.M. Moxley, Apr 21, 1942, 362/186 ; 362/185
2283384 Battery Retainer for Electric Hand Lanterns, W.M. Moxley, May 19, 1942 ,362/185 ; 429/96
2285045 Bulb
Carrying Compartment for Handles of Electric Lanterns, June 2, 1942, 362/191 ; 16/111.1; 16/903; 220/756; 362/207
2286685 Combined
Battery Retainer and Bulb Carrier for Electric Lanterns, W.M. Moxley, June 16, 1942, 362/185 ; 362/207; 429/96
2300304 Colored
Globe Support for Electric Lanterns, W.M. Moxley, October 27, 1942, 362/185
2308821 Switchless
Multiple Bulb Electric Lantern, W.M.
Moxley, January 19, 1943, 362/185 - ICC mandated 3 bulb no switch
latenr that must not fail to be able to signal a train. bulbs unscrew
and are held in place with spring.
2312843 Closure for Receptacles, W.M. Moxley, March 2, 1943, 429/163 - new battery cover that rotates on/off, not threads
2312844 Combined
Switch and Spare Bulb Carrier for Electric Hand Lanterns, W.M. Moxley, March 2, 1943, 362/185 ; 362/207 - Railroad signaling latern, now has round case (what battery is used?)
2315726 Combined
Battery and Cover Retaning Means for Electric Hand Lanterns, W.M.
Moxley, April 6, 1943, 362/184 ; 220/293 - cover will keep batteries in
contact even if latern is inverted or is swinging back and forth.
(railroad use mentioned again) maybe 4 "D" or "F" cells?
2324715
Multiple Switch, Multiple Bulb Electric Lantenrs, W.M. Moxley, July 20,
1943, 362/185 ; 200/60; 362/186 - uses two switches wired like a hall
light so either switch can turn lantern on or off. Uses a single
battery, most likley a 6 volt "Lantern Battery".
2383337 Extensible
Battery Cell Holder for Electric Lanterns,
W.M. Moxley, August 21, 1945, 362/185 ; 429/99 - takes cells of
different length. 1945 must be when the "D" cell became the
standard "Flashlight" battery and the "F" cells became hard to
get. Although W.W. II flashlights used "D" cells.
Justrite Mfg. Co.
D193204 Lantern - swivel head electric (6 volt) - attachment for 6 volt battery
D174288 Portable Hand Lantern - two position handle, angle head
D174287 Portable Hand Latern - why?
D224839 Carbide Lamp - why?
D46905 Design for Acetylene-lamp Body - why?
Electric
![Empire No. 802-2 USN head light](Images/Empire802Ns.jpg) |
Although marked Empire, The Metal Ware Corp, Two Rivers, Wis, the features have the feel of Justrite 1900906.
Two wide, two high battery box very similar to the Justrite Light
Stick. Slide switch on top of battery box. Belt clip on
back of battery box.
Screw on head unit both can remove reflector to change E10 based lamp and focus it.
If you know more about this headlamp or Metal Ware Corp, let me know.
1900906 Portable Electric Illuminating Apparatus, LeRoy O. Brown, Mar 14 1933, 362/197 ; 340/321; 362/105; 362/157; 362/486; 429/97 - 6 "D" head worn light
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2164898 Electric Lantern, LeRoy O. Brown - Miner's electric lantern, batteries behind head lamp in front.
2245707 Electric Lantern, C.S. Packer, Justrite Mfg Co., - triple lamp railroad lantern, 6v battery
2385639 Flashlight - minimum volume 3 cell light about as high as a 2 cell light.
2502169 Portable Electric Lantern - aimed at ICC railroad application
D111626 Design for an Electric Lantern, LeRoy O. Brown, Oct 4, 1938 - Miners, lamp attaches to battery box
2145631 Electric Lantern, J.S. Pixley, Armspear Mfg Co., Jan 31, 1939
2244895 Electric Lantern, J.S. Pixley, Armspear Mfg Co.,Jun 10, 1941
2289276 Portable Electric Lantern, C.S. Packer, Justrite Mfg Co., Jul 7, 1942 - RR type
2358015 Electric Hand Lantern, C.H. Larson, Adlake Co., Sep 12, 1944
Carbide
311583 Inextinguishable Lamp for Marine and Land Purposes, J.R. Holmes, Feb 3, 1885, 441/15 ; 48/4 - UK patent 1884
552099 Apparatus for Generating Gas, W.C. Clarke (relation?), Dec 31, 1895, 48/59 ; 48/4 -
Justrite
1137755 Multiple Carbide Container, May 4, 1915
1161209 Portable Acetylene-Lamp, Nov 23, 1915
1224537 Acetylene-Lamp, May 1, 1917
1230892 Acetylene Lamp, Jun 26, 1917
1295744 Acetylene Lamp, Feb 25, 1919
1296507 Methods of Bruning Acetylene and Similar Hydrocarbon Gasses for Illuminating Purposes, March 4, 1919
1344299 Spark Wheel Toothing Machine - rotary machine can make wheels in volume, Jun 22, 1920
1429420 Spark-producing Mechanism, W.J. Frisbie, Sep 19, 1922
1476962 Spark-producing Mechanism, Dec 11, 1923
1968369 Lamp Attaching Clamp (Carbide Lamp), LeRoy O. Brown, July 31, 1934
3735120 Modularly Constructed Plastic Carbide Lamp, May 22, 1973
3953723 Plastic Carbide Lamp, Apr 27, 1976
Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
Carbon is a key ingredient of both
gunpowder and dry cell batteries. Both dry cells and metallic
cartridge ammunition are metal cans that hold the carbon based
chemicals. So a company that makes black powder ammunition would
already have some of the technology in place. So it's logical for
Winchester Repeating Arms Co. to also be in the dry cell business, and
the flashlight business to go with it , just like ammunition and guns.
![Winchester Hand Lamp](Images/Pat1344735Bs.jpg)
A flashlight with the cap marked:
E. C. Simmons, STEDY-LITE, Trade Mark, Made in U.S.A.
and the switch marked:
Patents: Jun 29 20, Aug 17 20
Those dates match patents 1344735 & 1349860 and the design of the flashlight also matches.
But the assignee is the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. so Simmons was making these under their patents.
D55571 Battery Hand Lamp, Jun 29, 1920, D26/49 - A cylindrical flashlight with lens
1344735 Hand Lamp Switch, Jun 29, 1920, 200/60 ; 340/321; 362/205; 362/310
1349860 Hand Lamp Switch, Aug 17, 1920, 200/60 ; 362/205; 362/310
![Winchester Hand Lamp](Images/Pat1344735As.jpg)
1358839 Battery Hand Lantern, Nov 16, 1920,
362/205 ; 200/60- cylindrical lens & reflector
1361846 Battery Hand Lamp, Dec 14, 1920, 362/204 - cylindrical lens & lamp
1361920 Battery Hand Lantern, Dec 14, 1920,
362/205 ; 362/208 - cylindrical lens & reflector
1368278 Hand Lamp Switch, Feb 15, 1921,
200/60 ; 362/204; 362/205 - cylindrical lens & reflector
1388990 Dry Cell, Aug 30, 1921,
429/134 ; 429/172 <-------------------- Dry Cell Battery Mfg
1396828 Handlamp, George D. Galager (Winchester), Nov 15, 1921,
200/60 ; 362/2051 - Pocket Flash Light
RE15549 Handlamp, Feb 20, 1923
1396829 Hand Lamp Switch, Nov 15, 1921,
200/60 ; 362/205 - only switch different from Conrad's PFL
1396830 Hand Lamp Switch, Nov 15, 1921,
200/60 ; 362/205 - only switch different from Conrad's PFL
1398366 Dry Cell, Nov 29, 1921,
429/82 ; 429/130; 429/172 <-------------------- Dry Cell Battery Mfg
1398736 Handlamp, Nov 29, 1921,
362/205 ; D26/46 - cylindrical switch flush with tube
1419728 Hand Lamp Switch , Jun 13, 1922,
200/60 - cylindrical lens & reflector
1419729 Hand Lamp Switch , Jun 13, 1922,
200/60 ; 362/205; 362/310 - cylindrical lens & reflector
?1421548? Flash Light, July 4, 1922,
362/208
1421561 Battery Candle, July 4, 1922 , 362/189 ; 429/99
1421944 Spotlight, July 4, 1922,
362/187 - cylindrical focusing reflector flat glass
1430727 Manufacture of Dry Cells, Oct 3, 1922,
29/623.1 <-------------------- Dry Cell Battery Mfg
1433570 Battery Hand Lamp, F.G. Stimpson, Oct 21 1922,
362/187 ; 292/DIG.15 - adjustable focus by moving reflector
1436340 Hand Lamp Switch, George D. Galager (Winchester), Nov 21 1922,
200/60 ; 362/200 -for pocket or cylindrical uses either bent metal tabs or eyelets
1437476 Battery Hand Lamp Switch, Dec 5, 1922,
200/60 - cylindrical lens & reflector
1445245 Spotlight, Feb 13, 1923,
362/188
1445246 Spotlight, Feb 13, 1923,
362/188
1445247 Spotlight, Feb 13, 1923,
362/188
1447050 Antirolling Handlamp, Feb 27, 1923,
362/208
1454530 Handlamp, May 8, 1923,
362/191 ; 248/102 - chain from rear cap to switch
1470776 Flashlight Switch, CHARLES H. STEVENSON, Oct 16, 1923,
200/60 ; 200/559; 362/205 - 2 eyelets hold body, 1 eyelet holds spring
Pocket Flash Light with Lens and accidental on prevention switch
Usese the ZZZZZZ
1471185 Hand Lamp Switch, Oct 16, 1923, 200/60 ; 235/63A - pocket flash
light larger hole admits button, narrow slot prevents activation
Probably not this patent but the switch is similar.
The top slips off to change lamp. Battery door is hinged, but has some depth, not just a flat plate.
Probably 3B cell battery.
There's a nice silvered reflector above the socket, but the spherical
lamp marked "MAZDA" has a horse collar made of white plastic that
covers up the reflector. What's up with that (
let me know) or if you know anything about this pocket flash light?
Approximately life size.
1477892 Handlamp, Dec 18, 1923,
362/204 ; 200/60; 362/208 - cylindrical lens and reflector
1488948 Dry Cell, Apr 1, 1924,
429/134 ; 429/201; 429/224 - cylindrical lens and reflector
1498330 Hand Lamp Switch, Jun 17, 1924,
362/204 ; 200/60 - cylindrical lens and reflector
1498331 Hand Lamp Switch, Jun 17, 1924,
362/201
1498332 Hand Lamp Switch, Jun 17, 1924,
362/205 ; 200/60
1498761 Hand Lamp Switch, Jun 24, 1924,
200/60 ; 362/205; 362/310 - cylindrical lens and reflector
?1499521? Handlamp, Jul 1, 1924,
362/204 ; 200/60
1502567 Hand Lamp Switch, Jul 22, 1924,
200/60 - cylindrical lens and reflector
1510835 Machine for Tamping Dry-Cell Cartridges and the Like, Oct 7, 1924,
425/128 ; 141/80 <-------------- Dry Cell Battery Mfg
1522244 Handlamp
Switch, F.L. Humston (Winchester), Jan 6 1925,
362/208 362/205 - cylindrical lens and reflector First mention of "Switch"?
1527972 Handlamp, Mar 3, 1925,
362/205 ; 200/60; 362/204 - cylindrical lens and reflector
1564951 Manufacture of Dry Cells, Dec 8, 1925,
29/623.2 <-------------- Dry Cell Battery Mfg
1578512 Focusing Handlamp, March 30, 1926,
362/188 - cylindrical reflector, E10 lamp flat glass
1658428 Carbon Pencil Feeding Mechanism, Feb 7, 1928,
198/400 ; 193/47 <-------------- Dry Cell Battery Mfg
1688560 Battery Hand Lantern, Oct 23, 1928,
362/191 - cyllindrical tail cap bail for hanging
1688373 Battery Hand Lamp, Oct 23, 1928,
362/191 - cyllindrical tail cap bail for hanging
1771002 Bulb Holder for Flash Lights, H.W. Staples (Winchester), Jly 22 1930,
439/665 362/208 - spare bulbs
1996577 Combination Headlight and Hand Lamp, Apr 2, 1935,
362/198 ; 362/191
2042174 Testing Apparatus, May 26, 1936,
463/52 ; 124/32; 351/201; 434/22; 89/41.19 - rifle pointing hand eye coordination timing using flashlight
2077383 Testing Apparatus, April 20, 1937,
463/52 ; 434/22; 463/54
D67934 ,Aug 4, 1925, D26/49 - unlike D55571 this flashlight has a reflector that's larger in diameter than the main body.
Bicycle Lamps
626627 Bicycle-Lamp, ELLSWORTH D. MIDDLEKAUFF (William E. Hall), Jun 6 1899, 362/157 -
Patent Number (not by maker)
682742 Portable Electric Lamp, HERBERT E. PLASS, Sep 17 1901,
362/200 -
3 cylindrical cells (size?) and a
forth position for the lamp and rotary switch wrapped in leather which
is closed with glove snaps
704446 Watch Dial Illuminator, FREDERICK M. DURKEE (U. Blatter), Jul 8, 1902, - uses same push button as the
Eveready Shadow Projection Clock.
712112 Illuminated Watch Box, Carolus Arnold (Germany), Oct 28 1902,
362/155 ; 132/288; 362/109; 368/276-
battery below watch, lamp in lid, switch part of lit catch release button
721205 Eectric Time Switch, ALBERT W. LAUTER, Feb 24, 1903,
368/256 ; 200/35R; 362/253- like conrads but adds a pushbutton switch on a cord (i.e. beadside)
740433 Night Light, FRIEDRICH HIRTH, Oct 6 1903,
368/227 ; 353/40; 362/253; 40/560 -
a projection system using a watch and lens. Hook to hand at foot of bed, switch attached to side of bead, battery under bed
760657 Portable Electric Hand Lamp, G Stein, May 24 1904,
362/204 ; 200/60 - "F" cell? Cylindrical, wall eye lens switch to the rear
835762 Watch Stand, W. Koller (Switzerland), Nov 13 1906, - has battery, lamp and switch for night viewing
849198
Firearm, W.H. Boust, Apr 2 1907,
362/114 ;
353/43; 362/187; 362/321 - projects light beam that's variable in size
864957 Portable Search Light, J. Dickens (Standard Sheet Metal Co), Sep 3, 1907,
362/204 ; 200/60 - cylindrical
917021 Illuminator, Henry L. DeZeng (De Zeng-Standard Co), Apr 6, 1909,
313/48 ; 313/110; 313/111; 313/113; 313/312; 313/315; 362/577 - glass rod fiber optic for use by surgeons uses 222 lamp?
918181 Electric Flash -Light Attachment, F. Meadows (H.B. Cornwell), Apr 13 1909,
362/295 ; 200/52R; 340/321; 362/103; 362/308; 600/249; D26/39- small lens, reflector lamp assembly clips on finger
944449 Flash-Light Attachment for Guns, W.L. Long, Dec 28, 1909, - 3 AA fits over revolver
983742
ELECTBIC HAND-LAMP, J. W. MEAD, Feb 7 1911,
362/192 ; 290/1E; 310/69; 362/112; 600/249 - generator type, pistol grip
1007235 Signaling Device, FRANCIS J. POINAN, Oct 31, 1911,
362/20 ; 362/228 - Dry Cell and lamp retrofitted into kerosene lantern
1009475 Flash Lamp, OTTO B. TUCKER, Jun 9 1914 (Nov 21 1911?) ,
606/122- for horseless carriage driving
1013542 Lamp, Edwin H. Ford, Jan 2, 1912,
362/418 ; 359/802 - stick with mirror and lamp on end for reading underground water meters
1017991 Sight Illuminating Attachment for Guns, ANDREW N. OLSON, Feb 20 1912,
42/132 - metal cap over lamp has eyelet and tube so only front sight gets light
![Inspection Periscope and Flashlight patent 2325253](Images/2325253Periscopes.jpg)
1035426 Device for Examining the interior of pipes, William W. Dixon (Union Clay Prod), Aug 13, 1912,
362/253 ; 359/367 - periscope & flashlight
The top (left in photo) part with the lamp and a mirror can be pulled
completly out of the battery holder part. The metal case is one
electrical terminal and there's a slip ring in the top and a contact in
the battery holder part, so you can rotate the top mirror to any angle
desired. No switch. If the top part is pulled out or pushed
in past the slip ring the light will turn off. I did it by
pushing in but a few minutes later when it was picked up the battery
compartment was very hot and the cells dead. Pushing in caused a
short between the ring contact and the case even though the contact is
wrapped in fiber insulation material. Best to remove the
batteries when not in use.
The top mirror was loose but a few drops of super glue fixed that. The lamp is on in the photo.
1036000 Illuminating Device, WILLIAM H. PEASE, Aug 20 1912,
362/139 ; 359/872; 359/882; 600/248 - telescopic stick with mirror and lamp on end
1042623 Electric Flash Light, JOSEPH F. WAGNER (Arnold-Wagner Electric), Oct 29, 1912,
362/95 ; 362/394- near door keyway
1046225 Signaling Device, Schindler, Dec 3 1912,
340/321 ; 116/35R; 200/DIG.2; 340/815.69; 362/103; 84/477R - battery, lamp & doorbell mounted on glove
1046985 Electrical Device, JEREMIAH CREEDON, Dec 10 1912,
607/150 ; 2/159; 200/52R; 200/DIG.2; 361/232; 439/37; 601/21; 607/148-
can be used by police to shok unruly person and to provide light
1051370 Novelty Cane or Umbrella, Tobias Hertz (Brooklen Wireless Electrical Novelty), Jan 21 1913,
362/102 ; 135/910 -
1052075 Plummet Lamp, C.V. Martin, Feb 4 1913
362/311- illuminates plumb bob for surveying
1054872 Portable Generating Apparatus, Victor Sence, Mar 4, 1913,
362/192 ; 310/69 - squeeze generator, with battery & lamp
1055147 Firearm, VICTOR DE MARAIS (), Mar 4 1913,
362/114 ; 600/249- lamp and batteries under revolver barrel
1055746 Portable Electric Lighting System, HIRAM H. HIRSCH, Mar 11, 1913,
362/106 - Miner's cap w/storage battery
1056393 Storage Battery Lamp, CHARLES B. BARTLEY, Mar 18 1913,
362/184 ; 307/157; 340/321; 362/191; 362/197; 429/98 - two lamps, uses 1/4" phone plug as switch for each.
1056683 electric Safety Lantern, HARRY C. HUBBELL, Mar 18, 1913,
362/21 -
"if lamp struck it will pop out of socket and will cool before being crushed", SPDT switch selects one of two lamps
1057381 Music Lyre, JOEL B. HAWLEY, Mar 25, 1913,
362/98 - lighted musid stand
![patent 1057529 Portable Electric Light for horse riding](Images/1057529PortableElectricLight.jpg)
1057529 Portable Electric Light, William M. Cloninger, Apr 1 1913,
362/105 ; 54/1 - light for horse riding -
I've erased the call outs (this and the miner's lamp below are both "head lights" so maybe that's why the portraits?)
1057820 Luminous Electric Mirror,
Hugo Gernsback, Apr 1 1913,
362/135 ; 132/288; 433/35 - handheld mirror with switch and PFL battery in handle, lamp at top
![patent 1065147 Miners Lamp](Images/1065147_MinersLamp.jpg)
1065147 Miner's Lamp, Steve Koroly, Jun 17, 1913,
362/106 - I've erased the numbered callouts from the patent drawing above. Who did the drawing, Steve or. . ?
1066386
Ophthalmoscope, De Zeng, Jul 1 1913,
351/205 ; 362/206; 600/249 - eye exam
1066540 Combined Club and Flash Light, G.A. Smithwick, Jul 8 1913,
362/102 ; 135/66; 135/910; 463/47.4 -
1067158 Spirit Level, CHEISTOPHEB M. WALTON, Jul 8, 1913,
33/348.2 - slot for pocket flash light to shine on level bubbles
1067646 Search Light for Unbrella Handles, Downey, Jul 15 1913,
362/157 ; 135/910; 56/307 - long cylindrical battery
1068836 Portable Electric Safety Lamp, Banick, Jul 29 1913,
362/21 ; 362/197 - storage battery
1070348 Light Attachment for Firearms, CLIFFORD A. LEWIS (Oregon Electric Gun Co), Aug 12, 1913,
362/114 - light under revolver barrel, cylindrical batt in grip
1070522 Electric Safety Lamp, JOHN GEORGE PATTERSON, Aug 19, 1913,
73/31.05 ; 73/23.2 - retrofitting a storage battery & lamp into a kerosene lamp
1070883 Target Light for Guns, Forrester, Aug 19 1913,
362/114 - lamp under revolver barrel, pocket light battery in grip
1074354 Flash-Light, ARTHUR J. DUPONT, Sep 30, 1913,
340/321 ; 116/35R; 362/197 - curved pocket light type case mounts to back of hand w/ two switch selectable lamps.
1074716 Lighting Apparatus, ELLSWOBTH A. Hawthorne, Oct 7, 1913,
362/197 ; 307/157 - stoarge battery, but similar to a No. 6 Dry Cell light
1075177 Illuminable Advertizing Device, J. WEBER, Oct 7, 1913,
40/472 ; 200/46 - a motorozed device presents a scroll in a lighted window.
1075827 see Conrad Hubert below.
1075973 Portable Electric Lighting Apparatus, Hirsch, Oct 14 1913,
362/53 ; 439/37 - miner's cap light
1076495 Electric Safety Lamp, Gottschalk (Chemische Fabrik), Oct 21 1913,
362/21 - miner's fixed or portable (not carried) heavy glass surrounding lamp
1078167 Projecting Lamp, JAMES H. ROBNETT, Nov 11 1913,
600/241 - a dentist's mirror and tongue depressor added to a pocket light
1078445 Portable Electric Reading Lamp, SAMUEL JOSEPH LEVI, Nov 11, 1913,
362/396 - battery, cord, spring clip with lamp. clip to furniture or clothing
1079891 Artificial Minnow, JESSE C. SIMMS, Nov 25 1913,
43/17.6 ; 43/42.46; 43/42.49 - fishing lure
1080795 Searchlight Attachment for Shotguns and the like, EUGENE S. WARD, Dec 9 1913,
362/187 ; 362/110; 362/191 - shroud in front of lens to control beam
1082887 Contact Device for Hand Lamps, Lorenz Maisel (Northern Chemical Eng Labs), Dec 30 1913,
362/204 ; 200/60; 362/187; 362/205 - adjustable focus
1083073 Revolver Attachment, M. Ferguson, Dec 30 1913,
362/114 - small under barrel lamp, Pocket Flash Light battery in grip
1084603 Lighting Attachment for Alarm Clocks, A. T. Britt, Jan 20, 1914, - turns on light when alarm goes off
1088502 Search-Light for Pistols, JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS, Feb 24 1914,
362/114 ; 222/113- a small cylindrical FL below revolver barrel acitvated by second trigger
1090980 Lighting Apparatus, E.A. Hawthorne, Mar 24, 1914,
362/190 ; 40/204 - battery powered license plate light & rear light - D43696
1090981 Lamp Mounting, E.A. Hawthorne, Mar 24, 1914,
362/37 - bicycle
1090982 Lamp Mounting, E.A. Hawthorne, Mar 24, 1914,
248/286.1 ; 362/396; 362/426 - bicycle
1090983 Electric Lamp, E.A. Hawthorne, Mar 24, 1914,
362/197 ; 362/208 -vertical tube with reflector a little down from top. switch in top.
D44238 Ellsworth A. Hawthorne (Hawthorne Mfg Co), Jun 24 1913, D26/29 - for
1090983
1094855 Reed-Hook, WINEIELD L. KEITH, Apr 28 1914,
362/119 ; 28/204- used in weaving
1097910 Electric Flash-Light, William Broad, May 26, 1914,
362/194 ; 429/97 - provision to replace battery chemicals & zinc
1101429 Automatic Annunciator, Genter, Jun 23 1914,
368/223 ; 362/268; 362/293; 362/308; 362/812; 368/238; 40/473- projects time and ads
1107040 Revolver Flash-Light, J.B. Conde, Aug 11 1914, -
362/110 - light attachment for revolver
D46279 Electric Hand Lamp, John H. Goehst (many paents assigned to Federal something), Aug 18, 1914, D26/50 -
The wire at left did not seem to fit the top of a No. 6 Dry Cell and so
was replaced with a phospor bronzestrap spring to connect the negative
battery terminal to the back of the reflector. That wire spring
might be correct for a dry cell that has large posts with tapped holes
?
The lamp uses white plaster of paris to hold the bulb and is stamped: pat Nov. 8, 1904 See above
774404 Base for Incandescent Lamps, Alfred Swan (GE), Nov 8 1904 -
The lamp works fine on a 1.5 Volt dry cell (actually my No. 6 Battery Adapter).
The bail is missing and can probably be replaced with one from a paint can.
Reflector is silvered so a light application of silver polish made it shiny. Also has a plano convex lens.
This has a resemblance to the Delta D46427 and the Wheeling Stamping Co 1152082
Although the head has an appearance similar to a casting, it's plated sheet metal with rust. |
![D46279 Portable Electric Lamp uses Dry Cell](Images/No6Lan-11081904s.jpg) |
The metal strap on the No. 6 Dry Cell (adapter) is phosphor bronze and is very springy.
The bail fits very well and came from a 1 gallon paint can.
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![No. 6 Lantern Opened](Images/No6LanOpns.jpg)
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1101327 Attachment for Oilers, E.H. Philbrick, Jun 23 1914,
362/96 ; 222/113; 362/191 - light for oil can
1106828 Portable Electric Lamp, William J. Monaghan (Waterbury Mfg Co), Aug 11 1914,
362/203 ; 200/60; 340/321 - penlite
1079088 Flash-Light, F. Wysocki, Nov 18 1913, - cane or unbrella handle
1120769 Flashlight Attachment for Firearms, OSCAR P. VILLAREJO, Dec 15 1914,
362/114 - lamp & reflector
1122425 Portable Electric Flash Light, C.J. Sagebrecht (Interstate Novelty Co), Dec 29 1914,
362/204 ; 200/551; 200/60; 362/189-short prevention
1122446 Portable Electric Light, C Wachtel (Interstate Novelty Co), Dec 29 1914,
362/204 ; 200/60- short prevention
1132091 Lantern,G.W. & E.A. Hellstrand, Mar 16 1915,
362/186 - looks like kerosene lantern
1360477 Portable Electric Light, Charles Wachtel (Interstate Novelty Co), Nov 30 1920,
362/205 ; 200/60 -
1138542 Fishing Device, Conekin, May 4 1915,
43/8 ; 362/477- net with built-in lights
1143632 Illuminated Clock, Herbert Kienzle, Jun 22, 1915,
368/67 ; 968/213-
1143966 Flash Light, T. HIPWELL, Jun 22, 1915,
362/204 ; 340/321 - uses two lens head - this is a very interesting idea that should work
1144210 Tool, Robert Kincaid, Jun 22 1915,
362/120 ; 600/249; D8/87 - Flash-Light that has attachment points for a variety of tools, car breakdown
1147501 Automatic Annunciator, JACOB H. GENTER, Jul 20, 1915,
368/234 ; 362/268 - projects time and ads
1488085 Electric Spectacle, Goggle or Mask Light, L. Zachara, Mar 25 1924,
362/105
; 2/435; 2/9; 351/158 - using a snap for electrical connection, like
today's 9 volt battery ?was this the first use of a snap for electrical
connection?
1148839 Flash Light, A.J. Harnack, Aug 3 1915,
200/60 ; 362/205; 362/310 - short prevention
1149913 Flash Light, H.H. & H.T. Hipwell, Aug 10 1915,
362/205 ; 362/208 - cylindrical
1155100 Portable Electric Flash Light, C.J. Sagebrecht (Interstate Novelty Co), Sep 28, 1915,
362/204 ; 200/60 - cylindrical
1155249 Flash Light, Harry M. Koretzky, Sep 28, 1915,
362/195 ; 200/60 - inside a pocket watch case
1156229 Lantern, E. R. HIBBARD, Oct 12, 1915,
362/186 - looks like RR type that has easily changed color filter
1581452 Watch Stand, Edward H. Krehbiel, Apr 20, 1926,
362/134- matching watch pyramid and flash light pyramid
1168724 Electric Lantern, WILLIAM PRESTON HARTFORD, Jan 18, 1916,
362/186
200/60- uses PFL battery laying in bottom
1168351 Battery Lamp, F.W. Wakefield (F.W. Wakefield Brass Co), Jan 18 1916,
362/190 ; 362/197; 429/97; D26/50 - square section angle head
1173269 (Car Turn) Signaling Device, Heidemann, Feb 29 1916,
340/321 ; 116/35R; 200/DIG.2; 362/103 - battery on left forearm, lamp on back of left hand. button adajacent to left thumb
1174571 Battery and Switch Casing, Ellsworth A. Hawthorne (Hawthorne Mfg Co), Mar 7, 1916,
220/4.02 ; 180/68.5; 200/43.15; 340/393.2; 340/396.1; 429/97 -
casting for motorcycle battery, light and horn.
1183310 Flashlight, A.S. Lyhne,
362/208 -1183311 Non-Short-Circuiting Fiber Case for Flash-Lights, A.S. Lyhne,May 16 1916 -
1183816 Lamp, Ellsworth A. Hawthorne (Hawthorne Mfg Co), May 16, 1916,
362/475 ; 362/293; 362/309; 362/522 - bicycle head light converts to tail light
1184396 Electrically Illuminated Shoe, John E. Trimble, May 23 1916,
362/363 ; 36/137; 362/103; 362/293; 362/295; 472/75 - batteries in heel lamp over laces
1186422 Electric Flash-light, JOHN C. MORGAN, Jun 6, 1916,
362/192 ; 310/69; 310/77 - generator
1187555 Portable Electric Flash-Light, C.J. Sagebrecht (Interstate Novelty Co), Jun 20 1916,
362/205- cylindrical
1187565 Electric Switch for Portable Electrical Lights, B. Tauber (Interstate Novelty Co), Jun 20 1916,
200/60 ; 200/551; 362/205; 362/310- switch for cylindrical F.L.
1187672 Illuminating Eye Shield, Stiefvater, Jun 20 1916,
362/105 - head mounted light
1192514 Self Propelled Vehicle, Arthur H.C. Gibson, Jul 25 1916,
180/223 ; 180/13 - Eveready Autoped Scooter
1192515 Self Propelled Vehicle,Arthur H.C. Gibson, Jul 25 1916,
180/223 - Eveready Autoped Scooter
1193031 Portable Flash-Lamp, H. E. Leininger, Aug 1, 1916, 362/191 ; 362/198 - reading lamp hooks to book
1198660 Flash Light, A.C. Recker Waterbury Mfg Co), wp 19 1916,
362/205- spring in electrical circuit?
1132751 Portable Electric Light, B. Tauber (Interstate Electric Novelty Co), Mar 23, 1915,
200/60 ; 200/547; 362/205
1151114 Flash-Light, G. Matthies, Aug 24 1915,
362/157 ; 135/910; 340/321- umbrella or cane handle
1167266 Music-Lyre, F.A. Bua, Jan 4 1916,
359/801 ; 359/805; 362/99-
1194986 Illuminating Device, D. T. Finkbeiner, Aug 15, 1916,
362/87 ; 362/155; 362/197; 429/97; 451/451 - box holds cylindrical cells and lamp sits on top with shade
1198734 Electric Lantern, E. LUDESCHER, Sep 19 1916,
362/186 ; 340/321; 340/473 - cylindrical with four reflectors
1206095 Flash-Light Mace, A.J. Coy, Nov 28 1916,
362/102 ; 463/47.4- police club spring lamp isolation
1206275 Portable Electric Light, C, Watchel (Interstate Electric Novelty Co), Nov 28 1916,
200/60 ; 200/547; 362/205; 362/310-
1209932 Hand Generator, P. BRADLEY, Dec 26, 1916,
310/75B ; 188/184; 362/192; 74/131- generator
1210225 Flash-Light Device, F.C. Smalley, Dec 26 1916,
362/205- short prevention
1121329 Electric Light Attachment for Levels, P.E. Curtis, Dec 15, 1914,
33/348.2 ; 362/184 -
1205633 Portable Electric Light, C. Hubert, Nov 21 1916
362/186- looks like kerosene hurricane lamp
1207748 Electric Lantern, PAUL GRUNEK, Dec 12, 1916,
362/186 - two No. 6 Dry Cells area light
1211465 Flash Light, J.J. McGuckin, Jan 9 1917,
362/208- bumps or flats to pervent rolling
1213754 Flash Light Lamp, F. David (enterprise Electrical Novelty Co), Jan 23 1917,
362/206 ; 362/208 - about the switch, not the lamp
1214916 Lamp, Ellsworth A. Hawthorne (Hawthorne Mfg Co), Feb 6, 1917,
362/375 - tail & licence light battery powered
1215043 Search Light, M. Matz, Feb 6, 1917,
362/105 ; 429/99; 600/249- forehead mounted
1215171 Sight Light for Firearms, Clifford A. Lewis, Feb 6 1917,
356/247 ; 362/110; 362/114; 362/268; 42/114 -
1215757 Flash-Light, William L. White, Feb 13 1917,
362/191 200/60 200/85R 200/DIG.9 362/196 - turns itself off
1226607 Phonograph Lamp, Paul Gillen (Hudson Brass Works ), May 15, 1917,
362/87 ; 362/197 two cell light mounts inside box
1227013 Flash-Light or Electric Torch, M.H. Spielman, - single AA screw cap is switch
1227893 Combination Dinner Pail, F.K. Delzell, May 29 1917,
362/156 ; 340/321 - contains thermos bottle and built-in light
1229358 Diagnostic Instrument, H. Weder, Jun 12 1917,
600/245 ; 362/200; 600/200; 600/241 - light for ears, throat
1223167 Battery Receptacle, Ellsworth A. Hawthorne (Hawthorne Mfg Co), Apr 17, 1917,
429/97 ; 174/50; 200/302.1 - battery box for light and horn on motorcycle
1238849 Lamp Socket, G.W. Wacker (National Carbon Co), Sep 4 1917, - a disk with hole
1243600 Illuminated Music-Lyre, GEOKGE A. HAMBRIGHT, Oct 16 1917,
362/99 -
1244819 Light Projector and Tongue Depressor, Young (Throt-A-Lite), Oct 30 1917,
600/241-
1248688 Portable Electric Lamp, E. Ludescher, Dec 4 1917,
362/187 ; 362/186- provides light to the sides as well as a focused beam
1250545 Flash Light, B. Benedict (Beacon Minature Co), Dec 18 1917,
362/204 ; 200/60; 362/208- sheet metal strap holds minaturre screw base lamp - short prevention
1253846 Combination Case for Flash-Lights, A.S. Lyhne, Jan 15 1916,
362/205- extension to make 2 or 3 cell F.L. by just adding section
1260067 Portable Flash Light, J. Samach (Enterprixe Electric Novelty Co), Mar 19 1918,
362/205 ; 362/202- ?
1261824 Portable Electric Light, HEURY LA VINE, Apr 9 1918,
362/103 ; 351/158; 362/241; 362/350 - look like eye glasses with reflectors above eye line
1263667 Flash-Light Attachment for Firearms, E.M. Henderson, Apr 23
1918, - pistol with provision to raise or lower beam to match trajectory
1271735 Illuminated Watch Holder, BENJAMIN F. LOCKWOOD, Jul 9 1918,
362/103 ; 116/DIG.36; 362/23; 368/10- on the back of a glove
1272808 Trench Flash-Light, J. Janovsky Interstate Electric Novelty Co), Jul 16 1918,
362/197- Angle Head casts light downward in trench to hide trench position from enemy
1274263 Combination Head-Lamp and Flash-Light, C.G. Hamilton, Jul 30 1918,
362/105 ; 362/202- head is removable and straps and wires store in flash light body, one cell
1286800
Battery Lighting Outfit, WALTER B. SCHULTE (Buress Battery Co), Dec 3
1918, - head lamp, three battery cylinder fits shirt pocket, reflector
and lens
1287250 Flash-light, Dailey, Dec 10 1918,
362/190 ; 340/321; 362/106 - head is removable whil operating to me head mounted with band
1287186 Flash-Light, P.M. Beard, Dec 10 1918,
362/184 ; 340/321; 362/205 - dual lamp - cylindrical
1287262 Portable Electric Light, J.T. Drufva (HENRY HYSTAN a Co), Dec 10 1918,
200/60 ; 362/205; 362/310-
RE15249 Portable Electric Light, JOHN T. Drufva, Dec 20, 1921, 200/60 -
1287919 Portable Electric Light, J.T. Drufva(H. Hyman & Co) ,Dec 17, 1918 - short prevention
1288456 Telephone Attachment, R.C. Groh, Dec 17, 1918,
362/88 ; 362/208; 379/442 - a pull chain lamp fixture to illuminate the dial on a candlestick phone
1289274 Portable Electric Light, H. Rothenberg (H. Hyman & Co), Dec 31 1918,
362/205- cylindrical unit battery has insulating case
1289459 Battery Hand Lamp, CAUL HAMBTJECHEN (National Carbon Co), Dec 31, 1918,
362/204 ; 200/60-
1291710 Flash Lamp, John J. B. Arter, Jan 21, 1919,
362/184 - map can be inserted in transparent barrel extension between lamp and lens
1296404 Flash-Light, H.M. Koretzky, Mar 4 1919,
362/208 200/60 - 3 eyelet switch
1297657 Battery Hand Lamp, C.F. Burgess (Burgess Battery Co),
362/205 362/208 - wood reflector to allow attaching with brads
1298362 Furniture, M. Lewry, Mar 25 1919,
362/130 362/208 - battery in column with lamp sticking out
1299909 Battery Hand Lamp, C.F. Burgess (Burgess Battery Co), Apr 8 1919,
362/204 - short prevention References:1084926
1316431 Portable Lighting Device, ROBERT DIXON, Sep 16, 1919,
362/194 191/12.2R -
a box holding cells and a window shade roll with wire wrapped around it & removable lamp + reflector.
Since the window shade roller is wood electrical contacts and be made to each end which are insulated from eachother.
1302715 signaling Instrument, L.B. Salt, May 6 1919,
178/115 340/321 362/157 362/208 - Morse Code key behind flash light
1304856 Combined Flash-Light and Mirror, C.W. Dalberg, May 27, 1919,
362/196 132/288 206/38 - very much like Conrad's but with mirror
1305844 Signaling Device, N.H. Tunks, Jun 3 1919 - in theatre an
illuminated sign with variable number of "SEATS" to guide patrons
1315556 Portable Electric Light, W. D. Kahn (Import Sales Co), Sep 9, 1919,
362/197 362/208 - 3 cells rectangular box reflector on large face
1319997 Detachable Holder for Battery Lamps, Galloway, Oct 28 1919,
362/107 ; 2/195.5; 24/12; 24/340; 24/532; 24/545; 24/563; 362/202; D26/38 - clips and wire holder
1320574 Flash Light Attachment for Traveling Bags, R.E. Robinson, Nov 4 1919,
362/156- carrying bag works like carrying a falsh light - cleaver
1330974 Combined Flash and Trouble Lamp,
1331959 Door Knob with Illuminating Means, R.A. Elfstrom, Feb 24 1929,
362/100 362/208 -
1331320 Miner's Lamp, LOUIS CHOMIEK, Feb 17, 1920,
362/184 ; 362/186 - storage battery (lamp looks like PFL
1132173 Flash-Light, ARTHUR J. DUPONT, Mar 16, 1915,
362/184 ; 340/321; 362/186; 362/191; 362/197 - uses tabbed PFL battery
References:
1074354 Flash-Light, ARTHUR J. DUPONT, Sep 30, 1913,
340/321 ; 116/35R; 362/197 -
a Pocket FL for mounting on back of hand
includes method of making special tab type battery
1333427 Lamp and Reflector Holder for Flash-Lights, H.M. Koretzky (J. Satlow),
362/208 - 1334835 Flash-Light, Bryant, Mar 23 1920,
362/206 ; 200/60- rotating switch on cap
1347423 Flash Light, J. Vince, Jul 20 1929,
362/203 362/208
43/17.5 - one piese double ended spring lifts reflector-lamp above
battery and pushes bottom of battery away from cap, so unscrewing cap
opens circuit
1349360 Keyhole-Illuminating Device, Geoge E. Bates, Aug 10, 1920
362/100 ; 70/DIG.59 - mounts on door
1353348 Portable Hand Lamp, H.M. Koretzky (J. Satlow), Sep 21, 1920,
362/208 - 1358639 Electric Torch, A.A. King, Nov 1920,
200/60 ; 200/277; 200/DIG.29; 340/321 - reflector, lens
1360575 Seat Indicator Attachment for Flashlights, PERES A. PINTO, Nov 30 1920,
40/555 ; 340/321; 362/202; 362/29 - indicates # of vacent seats
1362177 Search or Pockel Light Support, PETRIE, Dec 14 1920,
248/688 ; 362/382- bi-pod for cylindrical flash light allow it to be aimed up when sitting on the ground or a table
1362324 Illuminated Signal Indicator, B.N. Carl, Dec 14, 1920,
116/35R 340/321 362/109 362/208 362/310 362/806 428/31 - automobile hand signal looks like glove on end of flashlight
1362432 Flashlight Attachment for Firearms, CORA M. MASTERS, Dec 14 1920,
248/229.1 -
1364393 Battery Hand Lamp, T.J. Madigan (J.O. Schwank), Jan 4 1921,
362/208 362/206, - cylindrical with handle
1365885 Portable Electric Light, Bernard Benedict (not assigned), Jan 18, 1921,
362/204 - short protection
1373611 Portable Electric Light, D.L. Graff, Apr 5, 1921,
362/197 ; 429/99- looks like roll film camera
1378839 Signal for Dining Tables, N.B. Cregier, May 24 1921,
362/190 ; 131/231; 144/230; 340/321; 446/477; 446/485- in restaurant to signal waiter
1380034 Dry Cell, William Balderston (FRench Battery Co), May 31, 1921
429/134 ; 362/205; 429/171-
1380091 Electric Lantern, D. BRARKTERD, May 31, 1921,
362/191 ; 362/197- darkroom use ?No. 6?
1382440 Yeilding Terminal for Dry Battery Cells, A.C. Becker, Jun 21, 1921,
362/202 362/208 429/99 -
1386474 Flashlight, J. Vince, Aug 2 1921,
362/203 324/506 362/208 - long tail spring holds reflector-lamp away from top of battery
1397610 Combined Cigarette or like case and Electric Torch, SAMUEL A. APPELL, Nov 22 1921,
362/156-
1399598 Flashlight Generator, Anderson, Dec 6 1921,
362/192 ; 310/69 -
1404258 Battery Hand Lamp, Alschuler, Jan 24 1922,
362/206 -
1404259 Battery Hand Lamp, Alschuler, Jan 24 1922,
362/206 -
1267262 Battery, WILLIAM BALDERSTON (French Battery & Carbon Co), Jan 24, 1922, - railroad type
1404362 Electric Flash Lamp, M. Goodfellow (Eveready UK), Jan 24 1922,
362/196 - outer casing is a sleeve open at both ends when inner casing is extended lamp is on
1408527 Flash Light, S. Lyhne, Mar 7, 1922,
362/190 ; 362/197; D26/37 - angle head with lens, doesn't roll, lay down an aim, clip on clothing, stand on end,
1411430 Incandescent Lamp-Tester, Joust Graves (French Battery & Carbon Co), Apr 4, 1922,
324/414 -
1411614 Flash Light, F Evans (L.V. Aranson), Apr 4 1922,
362/192 ; 310/69 -
1411615 Flash Light, F Evans (L.V. Aranson), Apr 4 1922,
362/192 ; 310/73; 310/75B; 74/130 - Generator powered Pocket Flash Light
1420167
Electric Pocket Lamp, Jun 20, 1922, 362/196- two batteries side by side
with a long lamp sitting between them. lamp wired into product for
lower cost
1421093 Flash Light, Leslie C. Matson, Jun 27, 1922,
362/184 - lamp at each end
1422331 Adapter, F.T. Baird, Jul 11 1922,
362/208 362/186 - RR battery connection
RE15811 , F.T. Baird, Apr 8 1924, 362/157 362/208 -
1431822 Trouble Light for Automobiles, L. Lamb, Oct 10 1922,
362/208 191/12.2R -
1432254 Aim Indicating Apparatus for Firearms, Paterson, Oct 17 1922,
362/112 ; 42/132 - rifle shape projects short duration flash of light
1432348 Electric Lantern, A.S. Lyhne, Oct 17 1922,
362/197 362/208 429/97 - two D or two F dry cells rectangluar reflectro on large face
1438531 Flash-Light, C.C. Keller, Dec 12 1922,
362/196 362/205 425/441 - case design
1441822 Flash Light, E.R. Barany (Franco Electric Corp), Jan 9 1923,
362/208 362/458 - multiple reflection
1441883 Flash Light, J.T. Roffy, Jan 9, 1923,
362/205 362/208 - dropping does not break lamp
1443089
1445193 Battery Hand Lamp, ERNEST ALSCHULER, Feb 13 1923,
362/204 - Short prevention
144656 Flash Light Attachment for Guns, J.P. Hise, Jun 29 1915,
362/110- on top of Henry (?) rifle
1447405 Lens Ring, E.R. Barany,(Franco Electric Corp), Mar 6 1923,
362/208 - with flats
1448352 Flash Light, Barany (Franco Corp), Mar 13 1923,
362/184 ; 340/321
1448353 Flash Light, Barany (Franco Corp), Mar 13 1923,
362/184 ; 340/321- three lamps and reflectors behind one glass w/three switches
1448354 Flash Light, Barany (Franco Corp), Mar 13 1923
1451618 Flash Light, HABRY M. KOKETZKY, Apr 10, 1923,
362/203 ; 200/60 -
1455938 Signal Lantern, Rode et al., May 22 1923,
362/184 - kerosene shape with five lamps of different colors on wheel for easy change
1460149 Flash Light , E.R. Barany,(Franco Electric Corp), Jun 26 1923,
1460150 Flash Light Battery Thrust Cap, E.R. Barany,(Franco Electric Corp), Jun 26 1923,
362/208 - flat sheet metal spring
1461600 Combined Light and Firearm, Sylvester P. Cottrell, Jul 10 1923,
42/146 ; 362/114 - see followup patent 1557805 - not a practical gun
1466350 Flash Light, E.R. Barany,(Franco Electric Corp), Aug 28 1923,
362/184 ; 340/321 - looks like two flashlights joined at the cap
1466779 Combined Cigar Lighter and Flashlight, Arthur E. Anakin (Anakin Protection Mfg Co), Sep 4 1923,
362/109 ; 431/128; 431/202; 431/253
spark ignites alcohol on asbestos torch when torch is removed from alcohol storage container
1462207 Battery Lamp, E. J. Moeachron (French Battery & Carbon Co), Jul 17, 1923,
362/202 ; 340/321-
1471682 Portable Electric Lantern, Carter B. Burnet (W.W. Slaymaker),
362/192 - Jack-O-Lite "Crank" pg 7 FCN#39
1472335 Magneto Flash Light, A. Luzy, Oct 30 1923,
362/192 ; 185/29; 185/40B -
1478282 Flashlight, Robert Hunter, Dec 18 1923,
362/187 ; 362/191- adjustable lens to lamp distance
1479592 Flash Light, Fred Evans (L.V. Arnson), Jan 1 1924, - disk hangs from ceiling and a pull cord hangs below
1481224 Hooded Examining Lamp, Pimienta, Jan 15 1924,
362/105 ; 359/481; 362/184 - like eyeglasses
1487502 Magneto Flash Lamp, J.J. Wood (GE), Mar 18 1924,
362/192 - built-in generator
1490690 Flash Light Bulb Support, E.R. Barany,(Franco Electric Corp),Apr 15 1924,
362/208 362/202 - flat sheet metal spring
1504003 Fan Attachment for Flashlights, A.F. Trumbull, Aug 5 1924,
416/5 362/208 - head remlaces reflector with combined fan & reflector-lamp.
1506471 Electric-Battery Lamp or Lantern, GEORGE ARTHUR HENRY WOOTTON, Aug 26, 1924,
362/187 -
1507768 Portable Electric Light, B. Collins, Sep 9 1924,
362/192 ; 200/60; 310/156.42; 310/268- electric generator inside
Use # 49 lamp and grind off metal tips and make grooves.
D65913 Flash Light, William F. Hendry (Manhattan Electrical Supply Co), Nov 4, 1924,
D26/49 - multi "D" cell?
1517180 Helmet Emergency Light, Timlin, Nov 1924,
362/106 - fireman's helmet light
1520025 Switch for Portable Electric Lamps, H.H. Hipwell, Dec 23, 1924,
200/60 - prevents accidental sliding of switch thus preventing wasting the battery
1520297, Flash Light, HOKATIO MCKENNA, Dec 23, 1924,
362/205 - focusing screw based lamp
1512467 Flash Light, G I. Johnson, Oct 21 1924,
362/192 ; 310/69 - lever operated generator
151248 Flash Light, G I. Johnson, Oct 21 1924,
362/192 ; 310/50 -
D62329 Flash Light, Gustaf I. Johnson, May 8, 1923, D26/49 -
D63402 A Lever for Flash Lights, Gustaf I. Johnson, Dec 4 1923, D26/113 ; D8/DIG.2 - goes with D62329
1524205 Electric Lamp, J. Papke, Jan 27, 1924,
362/208 340/321 362/191 - adjustable glass cap allows beam or area illumination
1544236 Portable Fladhlight, W.D. Kahn (Diamond Electrical Specialties Corp), Jun 30 1925,
362/188 362/196 362/197 362/207 - 3 cells in rectangualr box, reflector on large face
1551742 Flash Light Attachment for Guns and Object Indicators, J.P. Hise (Hise Gun Flash Light Co), Sep 1, 1925,
362/187 ; 362/110; 362/191; 43/17.5
- uses a two lens system so that the beam diameter can be varied to match the shotgun pattern
1557805 Combined Light and Firearm, Sylvester P. Cottrell, Oct 20, 1925,
42/59 ; 362/114; 42/146 - also see 1461600
1565173 Illuminating means for Smokers, George Lyeso (Mike Herb), Dec 8 1925,
362/109 ; 131/178 - pipe with mazda bulb wires to remote battery
1576983 Electric Flash Light, Joseph Masked, Mar 16, 1926,
362/192
1584454 Portable Electric Lamp, H.M. Koretzky, May 11, 1926,
362/208 - 1590623 Flashlight, William F. Hendry (National Carbon Co), Jun 29, 1926,
362/205 ; 200/60 - simple easy to construct switch
1590624 Flashlight, William F. Hendry (National Carbon Co), Jun 29, 1926,
362/204 ; 200/60
1591980 Flash Light, W W. JONES (National Carbon Co), Jul 13 1926,
362/202 ; 362/191; 362/207-
1595146 Flash Lamp, Ford, (French Battery Co), Aug 10 1926,
362/203 - spring holds lamp away from battery until cap is screwed tighter
1597823 Light Projecting Attachment for Shoes, Randolph, Aug 31 1926,
362/103 ; 36/137; 472/75 -
1599095 Flash-Light Device, E.H. MCCABE (French Battery Co), Sep 7 1926,
362/207-
1599113 Flash Light, W.W. Cargill (French Battery Co), Sep 7 1926, - prevent cells from injuring lamp
1604568 Electric Torch, CHARLES EARNER, Oct 26, 1926,
362/186 - similar to the May Baby Torch
![Bond Flashlight patent 1599499](Images/Bond1599499s.jpg)
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1599499 Battery Light, St. John (AT&T), Sep 14 1926, - angle head |
1612538 Flashlights, James L. Shannon, Dec 28, 1926 -
362/202 - mechanical cushion between lamp and battery
1612579 Hand Lamp, William F. Hendry (National Carbon Co), Dec 28, 1926,
362/205 ; 200/60 - simple, easy to take apart, combined spring switch
1624686 Flash Light, R.J. Smith, Apr 12 1927,
362/192 - Bat-Les Lite Corp - spring wound generator with speed/brightness control screw base bulb
1638716 Spotlight, L.O. Surles, Aug 9 1927,
362/205 362/208 - focus screw based lamp
1644125 Flash Light Case, D.W.C. Harris (Burgess Battery Co), Oct 4 1927,
362/196 ; 362/205; 362/207
1644126 Flash Light Case, D.W.C. Harris (Burgess Battery Co), Oct 4 1927,
362/205 362/202 362/208 - splits on long axis
1649638 Flash-Light Attachment, W.P. Wood, Nov 15 1927,
362/208 D26/46 - substitute red lens as warning signal for stranded motorist
1649882 Electric Flash Light, B.B. Wolcott (F.L. Sessions), Nov 22 1927,
362/203 362/208 - simple
switch mechanism
1653669 Combination Flashlight and Circuit Tester, B.M. Rzdyz ,Dec 27, 1927,
324/506 ; 362/253 -
1655601 Spring Driven Generator Electric Lamp, Fisher, Jan 10 1928,
362/192 - generator
1656067 Flashlight, William F. Hendby (), Jan 10, 1928,
362/205 - switch mounts without rivits or screws 3 "D" goes with D65913?
1658189 Flashlight Standard - support for cylindrical FL
1672797 Flash Light, Rene Amat & Willard Blake, Jun 5 1928,
362/192- generator
1676849 Flash Light, E.R. Barany (French Battery Co), Jul 10 1928,
362/205 200/60 362/208 - simplified
switch structure
1680800 Flash Light, Charles Osean (National Carbon Co_, Aug 14 1928,
362/188 ; 362/207-
1680484 Extra-Bulb Carrier, FRANK G. STIMSON (YALE ELECTRIC Corp), Aug 14 1928,
362/207 - spare in cap and isolated from shocks
1687483 Electric Lamp and Support Therefore, H.M. Koretzky, Oct 9 1928,
362/208 362/154 362/190 362/203 D26/46 - reflector can be attached to base so stands up with bare lamp
1692549 Electric Post Lamp, A. CAEVAJAL DE CASTRO, Nov 20, 1928,
362/124 ; 362/199; 362/282 - doll acts as light diffuser when flashlight is in candle position
1693348 Flash Light Safety Razor, Frank Pollifrone, Nov 27 1928,
362/115 ; 30/34.05; 30/531 - head just below blade
1702101 Flashlight Attachment for Firearms, P.P. Basterreix, Feb 12 1929,
362/396 248/229.24 362/110 362/208 - Flashlight under shotgun barrel
1717386 Flashlight Holder, Samual Kaplan, Jun 18 1929 ,
362/108 - holds cylindrical flashlight on top of shoulder
others:
1344073 Flash Light Holder, THEODOSIUS ALBEBT WILLIAMS, Jun 22 1920, 248/175 ; 362/190; D26/38 - wire sawhorse & allows tilting
4307862 Flashlight Holder, Robert C. Claussen, Dec 29, 1981, 248/121;
248/435
4390927 Bicycle Flashlight Holder, Donald E. Von Feldt, Jun 28, 1983, 362/72;
362/191;
362/396
1729660 Film Viewer, THOMAS FARMER, Oct 1, 1929,
352/129 ; 356/64; 359/801; 362/109; 362/9; 40/364 - added mirror and lens
1734230 Combined Searchlight and Fust Tester, Nathaniel Roe, Nov 5, 1929,
324/507 ; 200/60; 362/205 - cap has socket for Edison base fuse
1738725 Flash Lamp, H.T. Hipwell, Dec 10, 1929,
362/191 ; D26/46 - improved battery cap
1740314 Combined Flash Light and Telescope, E.H. Pitney, Dec 17 1929 -
1752196 Radio Apparatus, Ronald E. Patrie, Mar 25 1930,
455/344 ; 313/312; 313/51; 362/205; 362/310; 455/347; 455/351
Combined Flashlight and single tube regenerative recciver.
1755385 Combination Electric-Lighting Apparatus, E. BEIDLER, Apr 22, 1930,
362/183 ; 362/190- candlestick phone stand with candle that can be powered from internal battery or external power source
1756785 Optical Measuring Device, GEORGE B. GALLASCH (B&L), Apr 29 1930,
356/632 ; 356/397; 356/448-
1758125 Emergency Light Connector, R.J. Owens, May 13 1930,
362/191 362/208 - when power fails, unscrew line powered light bulb and use flashlight adapter rear cap to secrw FL into socket
1761725 Method of and Apparatus for Producing Standard Illumination, A.C. Hardy (GE ), Jun 3 1930,
315/306
; 356/232; 362/109; 362/5 - light meter works by using a bridge and
push button to regulate the current through the lamp so a standard
value.
1763815 Flash Light, Pajeau (Toy Tinkers Inc), Jun 17 1930,
362/197 ; D26/37 - has swivel joint between the two cells
1770902 Flashlight, G. C. Fullmer (Bridgeport Metal Goods), Jul 22, 1930, - improved switch has wiping action
1771754 Adjustable Flash Light Support, Haunstein, Jul 29 1930,
248/175 ; 362/427; D26/140- wire frame
1773834 Figure Toy, A. J. Wilson, Aug 1930,
446/351 ; 200/DIG.8; 362/124; 446/353; 446/485 - toy animal with eyes that light up when it mover or when the tail is moved
1775166 Flash Light, G. I. JOHNSON, Sep 9 1930,
362/192 - lever enerator
1778800 Flash Light, William F. Hendry (National Carbon Co), Oct 21, 1930,
362/187 - spring between reflector and lamp socket
D84456 Flash Light Head, Louis A. Bean, Jun 23, 1931,
D26/128 - rectangular head oval glass opening
D82853 Flash Light Casing, James L. Shannon, Dec 16 1930,
D26/49 - pattern on cylinder
1816065 Flash Light, F. A. Weidman, Jul 28 1931,
362/184 ; 340/321 - cap has jeweled colored lens and lamp
1819954 Automatic Shooting Machine, FBIEDRICH GLAUS HEINHICH HANSEN, Aug 18, 1931,
463/55 ; 362/112 - shooting gallery, photo electric scoring
1820960 Flash Light, Champagne, Sep 1 1931,
362/197 - 45 degree joint allows cylindrical or any angle
1822619 Multicolor Flashlight, MorrisS Grossman, Sep 8 1931,
362/191 ; 362/197; 362/295 - like bicycle light with 2 color filters and rheostat to prolong lamp
1824449 Cane, Sjoberg, Sep 22 1931,
135/66 ; 135/910; 362/102- with light
1828778 Electric Torch, JOHN LISTER (Eveready Co, UK), Oct 27, 1931,
362/158 ; 362/187 - Explosive Atmosphere
1832563 Electric Flash Light, G. Kuhn (Kuhn-White Labs), Nov 17 1931,
362/197 362/208 - 45 degree joint with rotation makes straight or angle head
D85670 Flash Light, M.A. Smith, Dec 1 1931,
D26/49 - has the feel of a generator, but?
1838306 Flash Light, Herman G. Graubner (National Carbon Co), Dec 29, 1931,
362/191 ; 362/253 - police whistle in battery cap
1845764 Combined Snap and Testing Switch for Flash Lights, C.E. Pryor, Feb 16, 1932,
200/60 ; 324/507; 337/15; 362/206; 362/310- for testing fuses, etc
1889978 Universal Lamp, J. A. DICKEY, Dec 6 1932,
362/296 ; 248/411; 307/157 - for doctors battery or line?
1891024 Flash Light, HARRY KORETZKY (Bright Star Battery Co), Dec 13, 1932,
362/188-
1849136 Lantern, R.A.Currie (R.E. Deitz Co), Mar 1932,
362/186 ; 362/180; 362/228 - looks like kerosene lamp, but uses Pocket Flash Light batteries
1875956 Mutiple Parallel Flash Light, Herman K. Thiel, Sep 6 1932,
362/184 ; 429/97 - two flash lights and extra battery tube
1877940 Eye Flickering means for Toys and the like, N. Morgenstern, Sep 20 1932,
446/392 ; 200/DIG.9; 362/124; 446/485 - mazda lamps and a spring-weight switch
![Eveready 1979622 swivel Head Flash Light](Images/EvereadySwivelHd.jpg)
1879622 Battery Hand Lamp, H.W. Jones (National Carbon Co), Sep 27 1932,
362/197 ; 285/280; 362/208- Angle head cylindrical with two 90 deg joints that can rotate
1879623 Battery Box, H.W. Jones (National Carbon Co), Sep 27 1932, - Battery contacts "i" or "U" for battery polarity control
H.W. Jones was granted two patents with sequential numbers on the same
date, one of them for this flashlight. A rotary electrical joint
is needed to allow 360 degrees of rotation.
1896720 Otoscope , William Patterson (B&L), Feb 7, 1933,
600/200 - Ear, Nose & Throat eximanation
1900505 Flash Light, H. KORETZkY, Mar 7 1933,
200/60
1902590 Electric Flash Light, Shannon (French Battery Co [Owned Blake on issue date]), Mar 21 1933,
200/60 ; 362/204 - permanent open, closed or momentary switch
1925115 Battery Lamp, George J. Seiss, Sep 5 1933,
362/197 362/196 - two cell rectangular lantern reflector on large face, bail on top clip on back
1925374 Dry Cell Battery and Seal Therfore, C.P. Deibel, Sep 5, 1933,
429/167 ; 429/171; 429/178 - No. 6 Dry Cell (called a Six Inch cell)
that has a longer shelf life
1925287 Cigar or Cigarette Lighter, Frank W. Snyder, Sep 5, 1933, 221/144 ; 221/256
" RE19248 Headlight for Toy Locomotives, Earl D. Bolsselier (American Flyer), Jul 24, 1934, 446/439
1925393 Magnifying Device, Edwin L. Lehman, Sep 5, 1933, 359/818 ; 24/339
"
RE15317 Electric Lantern = 1277549,C.W. Conger, Sep 3, 1918, 362/186 -
has the look and feel of a railroad lantern
1931712 Flash Light Adapter for Marine Running Lights, G.W. Trahey, Oct 24 1933,
362/208 362/317 D10/114 -
1932143 Permanent Magnet Support for Lamps, Earl R. Piercy (Thomas a Skinner Steel Products Co), Oct 24 1933,
362/398 ; 211/DIG.1; 24/303; 248/206.5; 335/285; 81/15.8 -
1933243 Illuminated Shoe, DeMerolis, Oct 31 1933,
36/1 ; 126/204; 219/211; 219/527; 36/137; 36/8.3; 362/103; 607/111 - women's high heel
1947022 Miner's Lamp, O. Schneider, Feb 13 1934,
362/186 362/208 -
1951097 Smoking Pipe and Tube, G. Lyeso, Mar 13 1934,
362/109 ; 131/178 - pipe with two cells and lamp & Lens
1955511 Electric Flash Light, Joseph Muros, Apr 17 1934,
362/202 ; 362/206- cushion lamp from battery if dropped
1959024 Game Device, H.T. Hipwell, May 15, 1934,
273/141A - dog race game uses a rotary battery and lamp that rotate so no slip joints are needed
1959979 Extension Lamp Flash Light, George G. Gunderson (French Battery Co), May 22 1934,
362/198 ; 362/258; 362/387- removable head with extension cord and head band
1960114 Illuminating Magnifying Glass, Charles Machenry Lindsay, May 22 1934,
359/802 ; 362/234; D16/135 - battery or transformer
1969320 Flash Light, Officer ( Blake Mfg Co), Aug 7 1934,
362/187 ; D26/46 - position of threaded lamp moved to control beam size
1971266 Flash Light Attachment for Batteries, Harry T. Kingsbury (Kingsbury Mfg), Aug 21, 1934,
362/194 -top cap with lamp & reflector made of rubber
1977086 Combined Snap Switch for Flash Lights, C.E. Pryor, Oct 16 1934,
362/208 200/60 324/507 - switch in battery cap
1981544 Flash Light Device, Frech et al.(GE), Nov 20 1934,
362/194 429/97 - raw lamp bulb is made part of battery switch relates to connection between lamp and negative batt
1984401 Suspension Loop for Flashlights, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Dec 18 1934,
362/191- cap loop below plane of cap so can stand on end
1985483 Combined Door Knob and Lighting Device, J.W. Clarke, Dec 25 1934,
362/100 362/208 70/DIG.59 -
1992776 Projector, Louis J. Schindler (Schlndler Stamping a Toy Co), Feb 26 1935,
353/43 ; 353/88; 40/474 -
disk like Viewmaster, but just projects single frame battery powered
2001363 Flash Light,C.F. Joers, May 14 1935,
362/158 ; 200/60; 362/204; D26/49 - air dust water proof, unbreakable shockproof
2005339 Flash Light Hanger, Henry Hyman, Jun 18, 1935,
248/323 - replacement tail cap with bail
2009952 Flash Light, Marie L. Beaumont, Jul 30 1935,
362/205 ; 362/197; 429/96 - lamp between two cells, rotate cells with tab on carbon to act as switch
2011813 Exhibition Device, Walter V. Heekin (Heekin Can Co), Aug 20 1935,
446/47 ; 446/213 - uses a sprint to attach lamp to top of cell - a one part flashlight very minimalist
2017896 Flash Light, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Oct 22, 1935,
200/60 ; 362/190; 362/205; 362/310-
2027096 Utility Light and Test Lamp, Alfred I. Hammer, Jan 7, 1936,
324/506 ; 362/105 - head lamp that can be used other ways
2029425 Combination Clip-Board and Light, Kaylor, Feb 4 1936,
362/99 ; 24/67.3; 362/191; 362/274; D19/88 - cylindrical unit cells
2035812 Electric Hand Lamp, Otto Janzen, Mar 31, 1936
362/192 - Generator
2035841 Electric Flare Signal, W. E. SIGNOR (Seco Mfg), Mar 31 1936,
340/331 ; 246/473.2; 307/66; 340/333; 340/815.76; 362/269 - baricade type
2041614 Electrical Testing Device, Charles M. Lindsay, May 19, 1936,
324/506 - adds a switch and rheostat for a number of tests
2048365 Amusement Device, Agate (ension Freeman Co), Jul 21 1936,
353/43 ; 229/103; 353/119- fold up paper box fits on end of flashlight to project silhouettes
2051889 Hand Lamp, Halvard F. Nygard (Burgess Battery Co), Aug 25 1936,
362/191 ; 362/207
2057718 Electrical Device , Cecil H. Gunthorp (Economy Fuse and Mfg Co), Oct 20 1936,
439/389 - method of attaching an electric terminal
2058904 Lock Switch for Flashlights, Joseph F. Moran (Scovill Mfg Co),
Oct 27, 1936, 200/60 ; 362/205
- three position slide switch allows
flashing, always on, or locked off
2067653 Signal Lighting Apparatus, Witmer (Union Switch & Signal), Jan 12 1937,
315/86 ; 246/28F; 246/34R; 315/171; 315/175; 340/333 -
Power Fail lighting wherre relay turns on battery when main power fails, Railroad application, but general patent
2070472 Combination Flashlight and Traffic Signal, Elmer Crlswell, Feb 9, 1937,
340/321 ; 340/815.67; 340/815.74; 340/815.76; 359/516; 359/528; 362/189; D26/49 -
side facing faceted glass color filters
2070818 Lifesaving Jacket with Automatic Electric Lighting Unit, G.A.F. Winckler (Winckler Engineering Labs),
Feb 16 1937, 362/108 362/208 429/119 441/111 441/18 441/89 -
2071557 Combined Flashlight and Headlight, Yasutaka Miyaoka,
Feb 23 1937, 362/105 ; 362/198; 362/258; D26/39 -
2079075 Portable Electric Head Lamp, William F. Koepke, May 4, 1937,
362/198 ; 200/51.14; 200/60; 439/646 - two "D" cell tublar battery
holder + wire and head mouted lamp
2082857 Reflector Attachment for Flashlights, C. Throughgood, Jun 8 1937,
362/208 362/135 -
2092590 Flashlight Head, A.W. Schaff (Scovill Mfg Co), Sep 7 1937,
362/202 362/208 -
2092845 Flashlight, William L Holmes (Washington Institute of Technology), Sep 14 1937,
362/192 ; 310/156.22; 310/69 - generator
Auto-Magic Pistol 16 mm film strip projector
2100008 Picture Projecting Device, Clarence L. Stephens, Nov 23 1937,
353/43 ; 353/85; 362/112, - pistol shaped film strip projector
Related:
2010501
VISUALIZER, Noble E. Stephens (Clarence L. Stephens), Aug 6 1935,
40/518 - five independent film strips all shown on single screen
used to select flooring, wall paper, etc.
2135952 PICTURE PROJECTING DEVICE , Clarence L. Stephens, Nov 8, 1938,
353/43 ; 362/112 - similar to 2100008
except uses a disk instead of a flim strip
2146237
PICTURE
PROJECTING DEVICE, Clarence L. Stephens (Stephens Prod Co), Feb 7 1939,
353/43 ; 353/90; 353/DIG.2; 362/187-
continuation of same application used
for 2100008 that includes various film strip concepts like external
can, internal storage and continuous loop
2100984 Adapter for Incadescent Bulbs, Emamiel C. Smally (K.B. Cope), Nov 30, 1937,
362/448 ; 439/642 - for using a smaller size lamp
2140224 Roller Skate Attachment, Mikaly Galgoczy, Dec 13 1938,
280/816 ; 36/137; 362/103; 362/396- lamp points down under skate
2104340 SIGNAL UMBRELLA Jan 1938
2104888 Electrical Connecting Device, Otto Spahr, Jan 1938,
362/194 324/506 429/96 43/17 439/245 -
a single wire holds a lamp and the pointed end goes between the cardboard and zinc
a longer version can be used to make a two cell light
THE MOST MINIMALIST SOLUTION OF ALL TIME
2105719 Portable Electric Light, Cap B. Collins, Jan 18 1938,
310/75A ; 188/184; 290/1E; 310/50; 310/73; 322/30; 362/192- generator
2114266 Combined Flashlight and Key Ring, Louis Bodor, Apr 12 1938,
362/116 ; 24/3.6; 40/634; 70/456R; 70/457; D26/38
D111345 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Sep 20, 1938,
D26/113 ; D26/46
2120523 Emergency Light or Torch, Charles Linhardt, Jun 14, 1938,
48/35 ; 441/15- uses Calcium Carbide & water to make acetyelene, not battery power
2123491 Portable , Robert G. Williams (Usona Mfg Co ), Jul 12, 1938,
362/203 - screwing in head turns on lamp
2124153
2125038 One Hand Focusing Flashlight, E.H. Tompkins (Scovil Mfg Co), Jul 26 1938,
362/188 200/60 362/202 362/208 - screw based lamp
D111342 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Sep 20, 1938,
D26/128 - light out side plastic
D111343 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Sep 20, 1938,
D26/492132063 Flash Lamp, George W. Whaley, Oct 4 1938,
362/110 ; 362/197 - various 3 cell FL on revolver for police
2137881 Adjustable Reflector, Margulies, Nov 22 1938,
362/202 ; 248/480; 359/881 - a couple of stiff wires hold a shiny metal mirror at in front of lens
2138723 Combination Porrable Pocket Light and Camera, John Arthur Bell, Nov 29 1938,
396/182 ; 362/184; 362/240; 362/9 -
FL used to illumnate scene for camera (why not flash?)
2140880 Illuminating Aiming Attachment for Carl Benton Osborn, Dec 20 1938,
362/114 ; 362/396- adapts normal FL for use with revolver
2151938 Life Saving Light, Jesse A. Ramsey, Mar 28 1939,
362/158 ; 200/52A; 200/60; 200/61.52; 200/DIG.29; 340/331; 441/17 - sea rescue
2153814 Battery Lamp, A.J. Seiss, Apr 11, 1939,
362/208 362/341, -
Pre Focused Lamp
2156916 Flashlight, W.R. Kopp (Western Cartridge Co), May 2, 1939,
362/208 362/197 - head can be angled
2215829 Falshlight Attachment, Evans, Sep 24 1940, -
359/516 ; 138/96R; 220/732; 362/205; 362/310 - rubber protectors for reflector and cap
2172925 Lamp, C.E. Meyerhoefer (E.A. Labe), Sep 12 1939,
362/186 340/432 340/815.76 362/208 - bicycle tail light
2180228 PORTABLE ELECTRIC LAMP Nov 1939
2181447 Lock Switch for Flashlights, J. F. Ayotte (Scovill Mfg), Nov 28, 1939,
362/188 ; 200/60 -
2194992 Flashlight Construction, John J. Walsh, Mar 26, 1940, -
362/184 ; 200/60; 340/321 - forward light and rearward light
2201588 Lighted Bobber for Fish Lines, Kuhns, May 21 1940,
43/17 362/194 362/203 362/802 43/44.95 446/485 -
2204752 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Jun 18, 1940,
362/183 ; 362/21 - multi cell, large reflector mine explosive atmos
2205352 Electric Float, F.H. Fisher, Jun 18 1940,
43/17 200/220 200/61.47 200/61.52 362/208 43/44.94 - fishing lure
2212103 Flashlight, H. Rothenberg L. Grimsley, Aug 20 1940,
362/188 ; 200/60 - rack and pinion focusing threaded lamp
D102446 Flashlight, Leopold C. Grimsley, Dec 22, 1936, D26/49- wheel for focus
2219906 Lamp, Edwin W. Pummill, Oct 29 1940,
362/202 ; 340/432; 429/97 - some lamp light gets reflected out the back for a bicycle
2220861 Reduction of Surface Reflection, Katharine B. Blodgett (GE), Nov 5 1940,
359/580 - adding anti reflection coating to glass either flat or lens
1043009 Production of Light, HOFFMAN,
Oct 1912- is lowest patent number in 359/580 and has to do with passing
visible light and reflecting IR back to source
2221126 Flashlight, George C. Barbee, Nov 12 1940,
362/184 ; 362/207; 362/254; 429/97- easy quick change between two screw based lamps
2225825 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Dec 24 1940,
362/186 ; 340/321; 362/202- colored plastic sleeve in head
2229486 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Jan 21 1941,
362/205 ; 362/207 - no exposed metal nearly indestructible
2229495 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone, Jan 21 1941,
362/208 - reflector to hold
flange type prefocused lamp & lamp storage
2231382 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Feb 11 1941,
362/205 ; 340/321; 362/207 - light weight thermoplastic
prefocused lamp2232605 Flashlight, William I. Holmes, Feb 18 1941,
362/192 ; 188/184; 310/75A- generator
2234972 Flashlight, Zennan, Mar 18 1941,
362/158 ; 200/60; 362/189 - armored
2235024 Flashlight, Walter R. Kopp (Western Cartridge Co),Mar 18, 1941,
362/205 362/208 - -
Pre Focused Lamp
2235025 Flashlight, Walter R. Kopp (Western Cartridge Co), Mar 18, 1941,
362/208 ; 362/341 - uses
flange type prefocused lamp2235714 Flashlight, William M. Lennan, Mar 18 1941, Mar 1941 - fluid proof & different socket locations
2245015 Combined Flashlight and Fan, Sibal, Jun 10 1941,
416/5 ; 416/131; 416/142; 416/146R; 416/63 - lamp & head turn. blades aginst body when stopped and swing out when on
2245782 Metallic Bulb Lamp, Gilbert C. Holloway (Westinghouse), Jun 17 1941,
362/202 ; 174/17.08; 174/50.53; 174/50.56; 174/50.6; 313/111; 313/269;
313/315; 313/318.03;
313/318.11; D26/49 - Sealed Beam including cylindrical flashlight application
2248359 Illuminated Punch, J. Klopfenstein, Jul 3 1941,
362/119 362/208 - ticket punch
2248460 Bicycle Headlight, H. L. Kraeft, Jul 8 1941,
362/476 340/815.73 362/157 362/184 362/196 - two lights in tank one on left one on right
2252088 Lamp, C.E. Meyerhoefer (E.A. Labe), Aug 12 1941,
362/196 362/157 362/208 429/99 - bicycle headlight
2252950 Dry Battery Lamp, E.E. Seiss, Aug 19 1941,
362/186 362/208 - bicycle light
2253951 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Aug 26 194,
362/21 ; D26/49 - rubber armored
2253952 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Aug 26 1941,
362/202 ; 340/321; 362/310 - colored plastic Frensl lens to shine light to the side
2254474 Flashlight and Battery Unit therefore, Cyril P. Deibel, Sep 2, 1941,
429/123 362/194 429/150 429/157 429/164 - battery is also the case cylindrical
2255516 Electrical Flash Light, E.J. McEachron (Marathon Battery Co), Sep 9, 1941,
362/189 ; 362/194; 429/185 -
2255825 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone, Dec 24 1940,
362/186 ; 340/321; 362/202 -
D111346 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone, Sep 20, 1938, D26/128 ; D26/49 - light to the side
2259416 Lamp Construction, Gardener (Mer-Q-Ree Corp), Oct 14 1941,
362/84 ; 362/187; 362/321 - luminous paint & electromagnet closed shutter to block light when paint is being recharged - blackout
References:
1275871 Illuminating Device, Dodds et al (Flannery Bolt Co), Aug 13 1918, 362/84 ; 252/646 - add on phosphorescent cover for house lamp
1275872 Portable Lamp, I. DODDS (Flannery Bolt Co), Aug 13 1918, 362/84
; 362/187 - lamp only activated for a short time to charge zinc or
calcium sulfid phosphorescent material and a little radium salt.
air pot controls the on time after a press of the button once
1312312 Illuminating Device, Dodds et al (Flannery Bolt Co), Aug 1919, - phosphorescent car light
2259673 Combination Hunting Light and Flashlight, Ralph M. White, Oct 21 1941,
362/197 - 45 degree jount allows cylindrical or angle head
2260639 Flashlight Billy, W.M. Powell, Oct 28 1941,
362/102 340/321 362/208 362/369 463/47.2 -
2261001 Flashlight Head, B.F. Muldoon (H. Hyman), Oct 258 1941,
362/208 362/341 - can be seen from the side
2263518 Safety Water Light, Riner, Nov 18 1941,
340/321 ; 362/186; 362/267; 429/96; 441/17 - lantern battery powered buoy
2268878 Flashlight, Walter R. Kopp (Western Cartridge Co), Jan 6 1942,
362/208 ; 362/341 - uses
flange type prefocused lamp2273114 Hand Lamp, W.R. Kopp (Western Cartridge Co),, Feb 17, 1942,
362/208 -
2278614 Bicycle Lamp, Claud J. James, Apr 7 1942,
362/157 ; 429/97; 43/17.5; D26/36 - converts from heat to tail light
2287019 Taillight for poles or the like, F.B. Bristow, Jun 23 1942,
362/208 - tail light for transporting telephone poles
2288808 Hand Lamp Switch, Walter Richard Kopp (Western Cartridge Co), Jul 7, 1942,
200/60 ; 362/202 -
2290487 Flashlight Head, B.F. Muldoon (H. Hyman), Jul 21, 1942,
362/208 - screw base
2294558 Light Ray Gun, Hooker, Sep 1 1942,
362/112 ; 362/281; 463/51 - Thompson "Tommy Gun" uses mechanical shutter to get very fast pulses of light
2229494 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Jan 21, 1941,
362/202 - insulating case
2294622 Camera and Projector Apparatus, Langberg, Sep 1 1942,
353/43 ; 346/107.2; 353/76; 353/88; 353/99; 353/DIG.2; 396/180; 396/430 -
can be used as SLR camera or projector/enlarger
2268056 Sight for Guns, Nelson, Dec 30 1941,
362/112 ; 42/116- shown on Tommy Gun
2298042 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Oct 6 1942,
362/207 ; 200/60 - body made of Lumarith (thermoplastic)
2299035 Waterproof Casing for Flashlights, Harry Rothenberg L. Grimsley (H. Hyman), Oct 13 1942, -
362/158 ; D26/49 - goes over a FL
2299148 Flashlight, Lawrence L. Johnson, Oct 20 1942,
362/191 ; D26/39 - lamp between two cells, very much like the phonograph lamp
2330673 Flashlight, Frank J. Braum, Sep 28 1943,
362/184 ; 362/207 - revolving supply of lamps to burned out can be replaced quickly
2304433 Reflector, Myron. J. Zimmer (Katzmger Co), Dec 8, 1942,
362/208 ; 362/341 - commonly seen reflector with socket for
flange type prefocused lamp2312670 Electric Torch or Flashlight, E. A. OLDS, Mar 2 1943,
362/207 ; 338/178 - rheostat, spare bulb, focus
2320193 Combined Safety Light and Illuminating Lamp, Powell , May 25 1943,
362/108 ; 200/550 - English bicycle light plus harness
Reference:
1825088 Combined Safety Light and Illuminating Lamp, Powell (not assigned), Sep29 1931 - Niagara "Chestlite"
2320222 Swimmer's Appliance, A. Crupi, May 25 1943,
362/106 116/173 116/209 2/68 362/158 362/208 - head worn beacon light
2320917 Portable Lamp, Oscar L. Ely, Jun 1 1943,
362/194 340/815.73 - uses lantern battery with thumb screw connection on top.
2323312
Electric Tourch, W.C. Crimmins (Sears Roebuck & Co), Jul 6 1943,
362/196 - Bicycle lights
2325253 Periscope, W. E. Lging, Jul 27 1943,
359/857 - periscope with light for inspecting inside of hydrents, walls, etc.
2326607 Hand Lamp, Clyde C. Bohner (Western Cartridge Co), Aug 10, 1943,
362/202 -
prefocused lamp
2333541 Flash-light Shield, E.K. Madan, Nov 2, 1943,
362/208 - for blackout use
2335852 ILLUMINABLE SIGNALING DEVICE Dec 1943
2339356 Focusing Flashlight, William B. Sachs, Jan 18 1944,
362/187 -
2340530 Traffic direction
2347482 Electric Torch, D. Karo, Apr 25 1944,
338/219 ; 338/301 - resistance to be added into circuit
2361414 Marine Safety Light, J. A. Ramsey, Oct 31 1944,
362/108 ; 362/158; 362/802; 441/17; 441/89- cylindrical, frensnell lens, ball in tube switch
2363825 Flashlight Attachment, M.N. Yardney, Nov 24 1944,
362/208 340/321 362/203 429/97 - for blackout use
2373131 Brestplade Black-Out Lantern, Richard L. Mann, Apr 10 1945,
362/197 362/196 -
2376330 Identification Light for Aerial Delivery Containers, Dircksen, May 22 1945,
340/815.66 ; 200/61.19; 244/138R; 340/321; 340/815.76; 362/184; 362/470;
362/84; 429/98 - double ended flashlight where lens color matches conatineer color
2379603 Electric Battery Torch Lamp and the Like, Samuel Daniel Sullam, Jul 3, 1945,
362/202 ; 200/60 - bicycle tail lamp
2396046 Flash Lamp, H.T. & H.H. Hipwell, Mar 5 1946,
362/202 ; 362/207 - lens & Reflector mounting
2341822 Non Glare Flashlight, George H. Seal, Feb 15 1944,
362/202 ; 362/208; D26/49 - baffeled to prevent stray light (blackout type)
prefocused lamp2358820 Portable Electric Flashlight, B.F. Muldoon (H Hyman), Sep 26 1944, - angle head,
prefocused lamp no references2361480 Illuminating Torch, David P. Joffo, Oct 31 1944,
340/321 ; 340/815.56; 340/815.68; 362/102; 362/205; 362/280; 362/293- normal white light or selected color
2366202 Elbow Head Flashlight, J. G. Lippincott (Guth Stern & Co), Jan 2, 1945,
362/190 ; 362/197; 362/207; D26/37- Angle head
2366929 Floating Signal Light, Melvjn P. Pfeil, Jan 9 1945,
441/16
; 340/321; 362/158; 429/96; 439/32 -
single D cell and Lamp, battery
compartment extends to add stability when floating Refeences: none
2368779 Flashlight Projector, Katie Louise Pyles, Feb 6, 1945, 353/43 ; 353/DIG.2 - film strip projector attachment for angle head flashlight
2376330 Identification Light for Aerial Delivery Containers, A.D. Dircksen, May 22 1945,
2399921 Electric Lamp, A.D. Dircksen, May 7, 1946,
362/208 - parachute marker light
2401014 Flashlight, W.L. Paul, May 28, 1946,
362/208 200/567 200/60 362/189 - low cost
2405384 Illuminating Ankle Bracket and the like, Albert W. White, Aug 6 1946,
362/104 ; 362/216; 362/335; 429/98; 63/8 - no references
2420227 Nephoscope, W. K. COBURN (Serdex), May 6, 1947,
33/227 ; 73/170.11; 73/170.16 - to measure cloud movement
2420307 Portable Lamp, Frank H. Fristoe, May 13 1947,
340/321 ; 362/186 - cubical head with round lens or color filter on 5 faces
2424700 Generator Light, Marl McMath (Dayton Acme Co), Jul 29 1947,
362/192 ; 310/75B - rectangular
References:
1487502 Magneto Flash Lamp, J.J. Wood (GE), Mar 18 1924
1678496 Electromechanical Lamp, Charles BernasconiI, Jul 24, 1923, 362/192 ; 264/278; 264/294 - palm size
1956339 Electromechanical Lamp, Charles BernasconiI, Apr 24 1934, 362/192 -
2035812 Electric Hand Lamp, Otto Janzen
1769426 Lamp Construction, Harry C. Foster (Indiana Lamp Corp), Jul 1, 1930 362/548 - car, easy to replace lamp
2439496 Flashlight, Szantay, Apr 13 1948,
362/205- partial twist to switch on-off
2440938 Porttable Signal Lamp, R. L. FALGE, May 4, 1948,
362/232 ; 126/200; 340/332; 340/815.77; 362/374-
References:
1432873 Signal, = STOP for car
1443106 Usher's Signal, Walsh, Jan 23 1923, 362/202 ; 340/321; 362/283 - flashlight that can display different dot of light patterns
1645487 Combination Light, Harling, Oct 11 1927, 340/321 ; 340/815.73; 362/184; 362/205; 362/241 - extended tail assy w/illuminated digits
1942341 ??# Ground Clamp XXXXXX
2017849 Apparatus for Signaling, Blee, Oct 1935 - line powered dual pistol grip
2085020 COMBINATION SIGHT AND INDICATOR FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL - line powered single pistol grip
2104911 CHANGEABLE COLOR SPOTLIGHT
2261978 ILLUMINATED SIGHT - line powered single pistol grip
2273026 BOMB RELEASE SIGNAL LAMP ASSEMBLY - lamp at tail can be raw bulb or w/color filter
2360138 SIGNALING DEVICE, Alexander Parley Johnson (Focal Co), Oct 10, 1944, 340/815.76 ; 362/359 - day or night signaling
2447296 Mechanical Flashlight, Alexander C. Watt (P.R. Mallory & Co), Aug 17, 1948,
362/192 ; 307/149; 310/75B; 315/218; 315/233; 322/1 - generator type
References:
462418 Method of and Apparatus for Electrical Conversion and Distribution, Nikola Tesla, Nov 3, 1891, 307/108 ; 331/127; 362/183 - pulse charging a condesnor
472379 Production and Distribution of Electricity, William Marshall, Apr 5, 1892, 307/109 - using a condensor in parallel with a generator
1054872 Portable Generating Apparatus, Victor Sence, Mar 4, 1913
1462572 Condensing Welding Circuit - condensor is charged then discharged through transformer for spot welding
1489431 Flashlight, Charles A. Drouillat, Apr 8 1924, 310/50 ; 362/192 - genereator type
2459702 Flash Lamp, H.T. Hipwell, Jan 18 1949,
362/202 - rubber armor on head and cap
prefocused lamp
References:
1934214 Insulated Flash Light, F.G. Stimson (Bond Electric Corp)
2219906 Lamp, Edwin W. Pummill, Oct 29 1940
2278614 Bicycle Lamp, Claud J. James, Apr 7 1942
2287505 Flashlight, O. T. Wood (Blake Mfg)
2304433 Reflector, Myron. J. Zimmer (Katzmger Co)
2465426 Self-Contained Visual Signal for Calling Attendents, Bralove, Mar 29 1949,
340/321 ; 362/410 - night clubs, restaurants, etc.
2466414 Waterproof Flashlight Switch, Gits et al., Apr 5, 1949, 200/60 ; 200/302.1; 200/329; 362/197; 362/205
2476783 Flashlight, H.H. Turner, Jul 19 1949,
362/208 359/798 362/319 - angle head
References:
536759 Instrument for Penetrating Darkness, Haze or Fog, C.A. Potter, Apr 2 1895 - donut lamp surrounds telescope
1280374 Pencil Lighting Attachment, J. Bennett, Oct 1 1918, - uses hollow lamp bulb to surround pencil
1542011 Portable Surgical Light, H.R. Simpson, Jun 16 1925, - Ophthalmoscope? for ears and noses
1570393 Flash Light, C. Osean (National Carbon Co), Jan 19 1926, 362/197 200/60 362/208 D26/37 - angle head - "Elbow lamp" 2697
1795691 Combined Ophthalmoscope and Retinoscope, and Slit Lamp, A Wilson, Nar 10 1931
1804105 Magnifying Glass, W. Martens, May 5 1931 - with light
2092672 Flashlight Attachment, G.H. Hyatt, Sep 7 1937, - angled magnifying Glass
2478336
FLASHLIGHT FILM AND PICTURE PROJECTING DEVICE, Stein (Hollywood Comic Flash), Aug 9 1949,
353/43 ; 362/253 -
lamp in reflector, film, two lens system
2408393 Flashlight, J.A. Gits, Oct 1 1946,
200/60 ; 362/205- angle head no references
2408643 Safety Flashlight for Pedestrians and Bicycle Riders, Joseph A. Hoy, Oct 1 1946,
362/184 ; 362/197 - Dual angle head screw lamp no references
2435689 Flashlight, McCabe (M. Kessler), Feb 10 1948,
362/203 - designed to be made on a screw machine, i.e. the first of machined lights
Refeences:
1595146 Flash Lamp, Ford, (French Battery Co)
1895913 Vest Pocket Type Flash Light, M.E. Buchholz (Bright Star Battery Co)
2150644 Pocket Flash Light, Hugh W. Batcheller (Aetna Motor Prod)
2274178 Flashlight, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Feb 24 1942, 362/208 ; 362/341 - features for prefocused lamps, insert from rear of reflector
1134977 Flashlight Switch, Paul C. Haas, Jul 26 1949, 200/60 ; 362/205; 362/310 - switch cap is hinged and also slides, non sparking for industrial FL
2454233
PICTURE PROJECTING PISTOL, Mathew A. Strumor, Nov 16, 1948,
353/43 ; 352/95; 353/109; 362/112 - film on sprocket wheel which is advanced by trigger
2488021 Bicycle Generator, Harold F. May, Nov 15 1949,
310/75C ; 280/828; 307/157; 320/123; 362/193, -
References:
568209 Electric Lamp for Velocipedes, Alfred M. Rodriguez, Sep 22 1896, 362/193 ; 307/157; 310/73; 310/75R; 315/78; 322/1; 322/42 - generator
1010377 Storage Battery, S.M. Johnson, Nov 1911, 429/92 - includes meter and test load
1068129 Starting Device for explosive motors
1250960 Portable Electric Lamp, Arthur E. Case (Delta Electric)
1374440 Ignition Switch
1439430 Weatherproof Battery Case
1657461 Battery Mounting
1948443 Motor Vehicle electrical System
2159885 Battery Charging Apparatus
2489806 Hand Flashlight, G.F.N. Oliver (Oliver Pell Ctrl), Nov 29 1949,
362/208 - improved one hand operation
2490309 Flashlight, Lincoln D. Lehman (T.T. Grave & O.G. Larson), Dec 6 1949,
362/192 ; 185/39; 322/38 - generator type
References:
1186422 Electric Flash-light, JOHN C. MORGAN
1209932 Hand Generator, P. BRADLEY
1624686 Flash Light, R.J. Smith
1655601 Spring Driven Generator Electric Lamp, Fisher
2092845 Flashlight, William L Holmes (Washington Institute of Technology)
2105719 Portable Electric Light, Cap B. Collins
2232605 Flashlight, William I. Holmes
2492837 Portable Signal Light, Eugene C. Briggs (Emarco Corp), Dec 27 1949,
340/331 200/184 220/762 220/772 292/246 336/90 340/473 361/270 362/194
Barricade Flasher uses 6 volt battery
gravity switch turns off when on it's side, laminated transformer used
as part of strobe light power supply
References:
1951431 Traffic Signal
2082572 Discharge Tube Flasher
2263518 Safety Water Light
2493205 Portable Electric Flashlight, B.F. Muldoon (H. Hyman), Jan 3 1950,
362/190 362/197 362/207 362/208 - THE ARMY ANGLE HEAD?
References:
1408527 Flash Light
1599113 Flash Light
1680484 Extra-Bulb Carrier
1820960 Flash Light
1905787 Cap with Spare Bulb Carrier
2153814 Battery Lamp
2235025 Flashlight
2249692 Pocket Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jul 15 1941
2259673 Combination Hunting Light and Flashlight
2290487 Flashlight Head
2298042 Flashlight
2304433 Reflector
2330673 Flashlight
2506685 Shoulder Supported Flashlight Holder, Sadloski, May 9 1950,
362/108 ; 224/185; 224/197; 224/201; 224/247; 362/396; D26/39 -
References:
443212 Band Lamp Support for kerosene - not here
571924 Foot Lantern - kerosene - not here
1403378 Portable Lamp - powered from car - not here
1717386 Flashlight Holder, Samual Kaplan
2509832 Electric Flashlight with means for quickly changing
bulbs, Frank E. Miller, May 30 1950, - Dual angle head, swap reflector
to get new lamp
References:
1447378 Lamp or Searchlight for Vehicles - not here
1594485 Incadesent Lamp for Automobile Headlights - not here
1647011 Automobile Headlight - not here
2221126 Flashlight
2231382 Flashlight
2329063 Pocket Flash Light, Lee J. Lockwood ( Burgess Battery Co)
2408643 Safety Flashlight for Pedestrians and Bicycle Riders
2510321 Hand Lamp for Attachment to Batteries, Arthur P. Sauer (Kilborn-Sauer Co), Jun 6 1950,
362/194 159/17.3 - uses 6 volt battery with thumb screw terminals
References:
1333222 Means for Illuminating Magnetic Compasses - using luminous paint - not here
1544191 Portable Electric Searchlight - uses storage battery - not here
1592178 Portable Electric Searchlight - uses storage battery - not here
2320917 Portable Lamp
2513071 Electric Flashlight, Robert H. Wendt, June 27 1950,
362/194 439/628 D26/37 - minimalist cap with sheet metal fingers that grab zinc, bare lamp or w/reflector, or two cell version
2518437 Flashlight, Walter R. Amstutz (Butler Brothers), Aug 15 1950,
362/205 ; 200/51R; D26/49 - reflector made from plastic with mirror coating
prefocused lamp2520565 Portable Electrical Highway Signal, Edward Victor Rivers, Aug 29 1950,
340/331 315/219 362/194 D10/114 - strobe barricade type
2522660 Foladable Holder for Flashlight Elements, W.E. Bledsoe (Badger Carton Co), Sep 19 1950,
362/208 174/535 174/546 200/60 229/165 229/194 324/158.1362/189 429/96 -
a single sheet of sheet metal that when folded holds a cell and lamp
References:
1700768 Flashlight, J.H. Kuechenmeister, Feb 5 1929, - tin foil as conductor
1922801 Battery Hand Lamp, C.A. Gillingham (National Carbon Co), Aug 15 1933, - minimalist Pocket Flash Light squeeze switch
2166657 Flashlight Device, Harry C. Evelyn, Jul 18 1939, - gernade spoon minimalist flash light
2236071 Jack-O-Lantern Battery and Lamp Holder, Albert J. Roskaxn, Mar
25, 1941, - minimalist sheet metal with feet to plug into pumpkin
D166073 Flashlight, Milton S. Dunkelberger, Mar 4 1952,
D26/43 - goosneck between cylindrical body and lamp housing
D108202 Flashlight Case, Albert Gelardin, Feb 1, 1938, D26/49 - penlight case
2278614 Bicycle Lamp, Claud J. James
2528490
FLASHER TYPE ELECTRIC FLARE, Virgil S. Berry, Nov 7 1950,
340/473 ; 340/815.73 - plugs into car cig lighter
2529234 Keyhole Illuminator, Donald H. Swanson, Nov 7 1950,
362/157 ; 362/100; 362/158 - mounts on door
2530505 Flashlight Switch Operating Mechanism, E.H. Brill, Nov 21 1950,
362/205 ; 200/60 - no threaded parts
prefocused lamp2535041 Batteryless Flashlight, Joseph C. Clark (Jeny Corp), Dec 1950,
310/75B ; 362/192; 74/31 - thumb power?
References:
1184056 Self Conatined Generating and Lighting Unit, H.R. Van Derenter, May 23 1916,
362/192 ; 310/154.32; 310/69; 310/73 - first and second finger squeeze
1285243 Electric Pocket Lamp, Kuhn-Frei, Nov 19 1918,
310/75A ; 362/192; 74/142 - generator FL
1303068 Pocket Lamp Generator, Oskar Junghans, May 6, 1919,
310/75R ; 310/75B; 362/192;
74/133- generator FL
1316372 Headlight Control Switch for Motor Vehicles - why?
1333119 Hand Generator, Krag-Muller, Mar 9 1920,
310/75R ; 310/156.68; 362/192 - generator FL
1373558 Apparatus for Starting Motors, ?gearing
1380180 Magneto Pocket Lamp, Georges Maxime Beattot, May 31, 1921,
310/153 ; 310/69; 310/70R; 362/192 - palm squeeze Generator FL
1678496 Electromechanical Lamp, Charles Bernasconi, Jul 24, 1923,
362/192 ; 264/278; 264/294 - plam squeeze Generator FL
1853188 Mechanical Motion Device, G. R. Wood (Dayton Scale Co), Apr 12, 1932,
74/405 -
1897786 Starter for Internal Combustion Engines
1956339 Electromechanical Lamp, Charles Bernasconi, Apr 24 1934,
362/192 - plam squeeze Generator FL
2035812 Electric Hand Lamp, Otto Janzen
2399921 Electric Lamp, J.E. Golob & Arnold D. Dircksen, May 7, 1946,
362/208 - parachute marker light dual lamps
References:
2376330 Identification Light for Aerial Delivery Containers, A.D. Dircksen
2424700 Generator Light, Marl McMath (Dayton Acme Co)
2536593 Keyhole Illuminator, Edward E. Ciha, Jan 2, 1951,
362/158 ; 362/100; 362/197 - screws mount to door adjacent to lock opening
References:
916833 Pocket Electric Incandecent Lamp, Fritz Blau (Gasgluhlight)
985018
Battery Lamp Socket, George N. Eastman (E.C. Brown)
1093287 Electric Cap Light, A.B. Neff, Apr 14 1914
1112624 Electric Lamp Mount, E. S. Keogh
1128307 Illuminating Door Knob, Greely, Feb 16 1915,
362/100 ; 70/DIG.59 -
1282615 Flashlight and Battery, Moz Mizrahi, Oct 22, 1918,
362/201 ; 200/60 - pocket FL mostly battery
1359585 Coupling plate for Storage Batteries
1476028 Electrical Connector for Spark Plugs
1557870 Sparkplug Terminal Cable Connection
1600603 Electric Push Button
1922601 Spark Plug Terminal
1971266 Flash Light Attachment for Batteries, Harry T. Kingsbury (Kingsbury Mfg)
2007101 Keyhole Illuminator
2016819 Flash Lamp, Francis R. Meginniss (Inertia Devices Inc), Oct 8 1935,
362/158 ; 362/188; 362/206- inertia based switch
2085331 Door Lock Indicator - mechanical
2361414 Marine Safety Light, J. A. Ramsey, Oct 31 1944,
362/108 ; 362/158; 362/802; 441/17; 441/89 - Lens Globe like May? light
2387144 Electric Flashlight, William H. Gey
2386255 Flashlight, Willis B. Morey
2389591 Color Illuminator for Flashlights, LeRoy O. Brown (Justrite Mfg Co) my penlite
2400974 Illuminated Handbag Latch, Hyman Berman, May 28 1946,
362/156 ; 150/118; 362/197 -
2538332 Flashlight, Donald G. Schaefer (Fulton Mfg Corp), Jan 16 1951,
362/184 ; 362/202; D26/49 - cap with colored plastic lens
Refrences:
1287186
1287186 Flash-Ligh, P.M. Beard
1421093 Flash Light, Leslie C. Matson
1734230 Combined Searchlight and Fust Tester, Nathaniel Roe
1816065 Flash Light, F. A. Weidman
2194992 Flashlight Construction, John J. Walsh
2539113 Lamp Head and Switch, Herbert Hafford Boll
, Jan 23, 1951,
362/208 ; 362/235
Flashlight
with H-shaped Frame Forming Opposed Holders for Dry Cells and Lamp
Head, Frank Berman, Sep 30 1952, - jewlery box look
Referenced by:
D279222 Portable Light, John H. Drane (Duracell Inc), Jun 11, 1985,
D26/44 ; D26/37
References:
D241972 |
(unknown) [Pocket Flashlight]
|
Oct 1976 |
D255721 |
Book lamp |
Jul 1, 1980 |
1926108 |
HAND LAMP |
Sep 1933 |
2539974 |
FLASHLIGHT WITH ADJUSTABLE
HEAD |
Jan 1951 |
2612598 |
FLASHLIGHT WITH H-SHAPED
FRAME FORMING OPPOSED HOLDERS FOR DRY CELLS AND LAMP HEAD |
Sep 195 |
2553307 Plural Socket Flashlight having Flexable Switch, Raymond L. Falge, May 15 1951,
362/158 ; 200/60; 362/184; 362/189 - water and air tight, throwaway
References:
1466350 Flash Light, E.R. Barany,(Franco Electric Corp), Aug 28 1923
1671744 Flashlight, JTTLITTS ROSENBERG (Herman Hoffamn), May 29 1928, 362/205 ; 362/184; 362/187 - couble ended, spot and area
1866600 Pocket Flash Light, F. Rauch, Jul 12 1932
1922801 Battery Hand Lamp, C.A. Gillingham (National Carbon Co), Aug 15 1933
2070755 Fishing Lure, Seigle, Feb 16 1937, 43/17.6 ; 362/158; 362/253 -
2252950 Dry Battery Lamp, E.E. Seiss, Aug 19 1941
2262040 Illuminated Panel Battery Lamp, Van Dyne Pell, Nov 11 1941
2234972 Flashlight, Zennan, Mar 18 1941
2387144 Electric Flashlight, William H. Gey, Oct 16, 1945
2561744 Battery-Operated Book Light, V.V. Langdon, July 24, 1951,
362/99 ; 362/191; 362/199; 362/98; D26/51 - Two AA folds up into
compact package
2562997 Flashlight Oil Tester, Leon G. Alexander (Wix Accessories Corp), Aug 7, 1951,
356/246 356/410 362/208 -
2566280 Twin Beam Flashlight, Yandt, Aug 28 1951,
362/184 ; 200/60; D26/46 - twin reflectors and lamps
2572760 Illuminated Shoe Device, Nathan Rikelman, Oct 23 1951,
362/103 ; 200/52A; 200/52R; 200/60; 36/1; 36/137; D2/946; D26/57-
"Buck Rogers Space Flying Foot Eye" References:
571924 Foot Lantern - kerosene - not here
1184396 Electrically Illuminated Shoe, John E. Trimble
1391243 Signaling Device - Attached to back of drivers hand powered from car uses Mercury switch - not here
1556860 Flash-light Traffic Signal, J.M. Lovaas
1597823 Light Projecting Attachment for Shoes, Randolph
1933243 Illuminated Shoe, DeMerolis
2140224 Roller Skate Attachment, Mikaly Galgoczy
2262040 Illuminated Panel Battery Lamp, Van Dyne Pell
2405384 Illuminating Ankle Bracket and the like, Albert W. White
2582572 Electric Fan, George C. Tulk, Jan 15 1952,
416/5 ; 416/63 - two "D" cells power fan or light
References:
1108053 Portable Electric Fan, T.R. Wiwi & J.W. Fassett, Aug18 1914,
417/411 ; 310/50; 417/361 - cylinder shape based on No. 6 Dry Cell?
Related:
2595406
Flashlight
Fan, J.E. Popovich, May 6 1952,
417/236 ; 417/313; 417/411 - angle head lens replaced by prop and reflector replaced by motor
Related:
D309182
Pocket fan
or similar article
4839106 Portable Misting Fan
2850228 (Large Squirrel Cage) Blower Rowley luggable
3099386 Portable Blower, Howard B. Pieper, Jul 30 1963,
417/236 ; 126/25B; 417/411- Flashlight body with Squirrel Cage Blower as head
References:
1504003 Fan Attachment for Flashlights, A.F. Trumbull
1637652 Fan or Blower, W.H.C. Ness, Aug 2 1927,
416/187 ; 29/511; 29/513; 29/889.4; 403/186; 403/252; 415/206- Squirrel Cage Blower
1749373 Combined Blower and Suction Device, A. BREUER, Mar 4 1930,
55/511 ; 15/344; 15/410 - shoulder strap Kirby Vacuum?
2595406
Flashlight
Fan, J.E. Popovich, May 6 1952
4021150
Battery
powered pump
2909316
PORTABLE
FANS
5851106
Portable fan
device
6237621
Valve for
inflatable objects
3809504
BLOWER HEAD
FOR FLASHLIGHT, Donald Leonard Goossens, May 1974,
417/411 ; 415/206; D23/383-
References:
3099386 Portable Blower, Howard B. Pieper, Jul 30 1963
2595406
Flashlight
Fan, J.E. Popovich, May 6 1952
2960321 Portable Aerator, Stoots, Nov 15 1960,
261/30 ; 261/121.2; 261/122.1; 417/411; 43/57 - flashlight body and air pump to drive bubbler
2961129 Plant Duster, Giles E. Bullock, Nov 22 1960,
222/630 ; 222/228; 222/240; 222/323; 222/333; 239/654; 239/683; D26/45 -
angle head FL replace reflector with motor and fan add venturii to suck in powder and horn to broadcast powder
3647323 Battery Operated Fanning Device, John C. Thomas, Mar 7 1972,
417/234 ; 126/25B; 415/206; 415/212.1; 417/411 - looks like air horn
3697198 Attachment for Charcoal Burning Unit, Holder, Oct 1972,
417/411 ; 110/327; 126/25B - flashlight body with large external fan
D275328
Combined fan
and torch
D345599
Portable fan
unit
6598626
Switchable
inflation device
6755208
Valve for
inflatable objects
D446284
Hand-held
pump
2792699 Candle Applicator, William R. Lamm, May 1957,
431/145 ; 431/289- flashlight with long wand and fan at top to blow out candles
6290469
Hand held,
self-powered pump
2595406
Flashlight
Fan, J.E. Popovich, May 6 1952
4021150
Battery
powered pump
4219531
Smoke
diffusing device
6422835
Compact,
portable combination dust blowing and swabbing apparatus
3558243 PORTABLE FAN
2909316
PORTABLE
FANS
2582572
ELECTRIC
2792699
LAMM F
2745598
MARTINEZ
FAN F
2695379
ANIMATED
ELECTRIC SIGN
1254042 Portable Fan, PEED C. HOWE, Jan 22 1918,
248/431 ; 200/60; 310/68R; 416/63 - battery powered
Related:
4687414 Outdoor fan backpack Aug 18, 1987
4886233 Fire fighting ventilation system Dec 12, 1989
4906164 Hand-portable fire fighting, positive pressure blower Mar 6, 1990
D309182 Pocket fan or similar article Jul 10, 1990
5851106 Portable fan device Dec 22, 1998
1504003 Fan Attachment for Flashlights, A.F. Trumbull
1746531 Electric Fan, Harvey Hubbell (Harvey Hubbel Inc), Feb 11, 1930,
417/369 ; 310/66; 415/208.1; 416/93R -
476291UK1937
2586265 Trouble Light for Illuminating Work, Clyde C. Russell, Feb 19 1952,
362/398 - car breakdown
References:
1121293 Magnetic Lamp Support
1641880 Hand Lantern, George Cohen, Sep 6 1927
1875956 Mutiple Parallel Flash Light
1932143 Permanent Magnet Support for Lamps
1974294 Folding Duplex Flash Light
2001363 Flash Light
2039205 Pocket Powder-Case
2215829 Falshlight Attachment
2241741 License Tag Illuminating and Signaling Device - not here
2374161 Lamp Socket Shading Device - not here
2413628 Portable Hand Lamp such as an Inspection Lamp - line powered Festoon lamp - not here
2588162 Magazine Tool Handle, Peter F. Riggio, Mar 4 1952,
81/490 ; 279/81; 292/304; 312/309; 362/119 -
pocket multi-tool includes a penlight
2588772 Combined Flashlight and Circuit Tester, Byron Sill, Mar 11 1952,
324/506 ; 362/190; 362/197 -
appearance similar to the hand lantern but under the top lid are the test leads with alligator clips.
References:
1508990 Flash-Light Attachment, Fredrick Schmidt, Swp 16 1924, 324/506 - made to replace the battery cap of a 1922 Ever Ready Flash Light
2231660 Electrical Circuit Exploring Tester, Frederick A. Carlotti, Feb 11, 1941, 324/506 ; 292/DIG.14; 429/61 - Tip pins plug into switch and lamp head
2234444 Illuminating Device, John W. Martin, Mar 11 1941
2519294 Flashlight having a Switch to Convert the Flashlight into a Testing Device, John G. Schneider, Aug 15, 1950, 200/60 ; 324/507 -
2540471 Flashlight with Testing Attachment, Benjamin F. Borsody, Feb 6 1951, 324/506 ; 362/183 - neon lamp seperate from continuity test
2591269 Signaling Wand for Flashlights, Lehoczki, Apr 1952,
340/321 362/208 362/577 D26/46 - stack of prisims
2592208 Bezel Lock for Electric Safety Lamps, Willson Y. Stamper (T.A. Edison Inc), Apr 8 1952,
362/208 220/300 403/343 403/349 - miner's explosive atmosphere
2597565 Flashlight Attachment for Guns, Chandler, May 20 1952,
362/110 ; 42/1.01; 42/146 - for Thompson submachine gun
2599253 Angular Head Flashlight Casing including a readily attachable lamp contact means, Joseph A Gits, Jun 3 1952,
362/208 362/197 362/207 - angle head
References:
1168351 Battery Lamp
1770902 Flashlight
2249692 Pocket Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jul 15 1941
2358820 Portable Electric Flashlight
2385639 Flashlight
2408393 Flashlight
2408643 Safety Flashlight for Pedestrians and Bicycle Riders
2599254 Angular Head Flashlight Casing including a readily attachable lamp contact means, Joseph A Gits, Jun 3 1952,
362/208 - angle head
References:
1599113 Flash Light
2057718 Electrical Device
2249692 Pocket Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jul 15 1941
2358820 Portable Electric Flashlight
2408393 Flashlight
2509832 Electric Flashlight with means for quickly changing
bulbs
2599419 Multiple Switch and Multiple Bulb Electric Lantern,
2605316 Shock Absorber Assembly for Portable Electric Flashlights, Leopold C. Grimsley (H. Hyman), Jul 29, 1952,
439/382 - screw base or
prefocused lam2605674
TOY MOTION-PICTURE PROJECTOR,
2611019 Multicolored Manual Signal Light, Edmund A. Warner (Lake Erie Chemical Co) , Sep 1952,
340/321 ; 362/102; 362/208; 362/293; 403/104 - wand attachment
2614206 Flashlight Assembly having Combined Support and Visor means, Dow Goad, Oct 14 1952,
362/191 ; 224/235; 224/245; 224/616; 224/623; 362/208; D26/49, - carry bag
200/61.18 200/286 200/60 242/305 242/323 340/573.2 340/668 362/109
362/208 362/396 43/17 - at reel
2616332 Toy Projector, Morris Sorkin, Nov 4 1952,
353/43 ; 352/200; 353/85- projects film strip, battery powered
References:
1237161
TOY MOVING PICTURE THEATER, A. L. BOWEN, Aug 14 1917,
446/82 ; 40/518; 446/476 - no projection, just different screens on roll
1290947
ADVERTISING PROJECTING DEVICE, C. ERSKINE, Jan 14, 1919,
353/62 ; 116/246; 353/74 - projects static and moving text
1424453 Toy (Movie Theater), Farr, Aug 1 1922,
446/82 ; 446/38 - no projection, just different screens on roll
1590743
TOY MOTION-PICTURE MACHINE, HARRY S. HANSTINE, Jun 29, 1926,
352/101 -
not projection. A drum moves in a start stop manner to display a small number of frames by reflected light
1879600
PROJECTING DEVICE, Burchett (Art Metal Works), Sep 27 1932,
353/57 ; 352/127; 353/78; 362/308 - advertizing projector
1898850 Moving Picture Machine, AND ATTOTSTO GENTILINI, Feb 21, 1933,
352/181 ; 226/113 - home movie projector
2012444
TOY MOTION PICTURE PROJECTION MACHINE, Wilfred E. Tait, Aug 27, 1935,
352/196 - hand cranked, battery operated, real moving pictures
2012445
MOTION PICTURE PROJECTION MACHINE, Wilfred E. Tait, Aug 27, 1935,
352/126 ; 352/194 - hand cranked, battery operated, real moving pictures
2018393
AMUSEMENT DEVICE, Oliver B. Andrews, Oct 22 1935,
446/82 ; 446/483 -
a fold it yourself cardboard box that
holds a hand lantern at the back just below the eye peep hole and
inside looks like you are in a movie theather. screen rolls to
present different images.
2100008 Picture Projecting Device, Clarence L. Stephens, Nov 23 1937,
353/43 ; 353/85; 362/112, - pistol shaped film strip projector
2203660
OBJECTIVE MOUNT, D Arcy A. Young (Kodak), Jun 4, 1940,
396/529 ; 359/819 - projector lens
2368188
TOY THEATRE STAGE, L. WISE (Playette Corp), Jan 30, 1945,
446/82 - just a small stage for children
2623158 Multiple Bulb Electric Lantern, C. W. CRUMRINE, Dec 23, 1952,
362/185 ; 362/211 -
2628305 Battery Retainer for Electric Hand Lamps, Talbot, Feb 10 1953,
362/208 D26/50 - uses dual spring top 6 V lantern battery on it's side
2647222 Toy Bear, Robert T. Nieset (), Jul 28 1953,
315/228 362/124 362/194 362/365 439/544 446/369 446/392 446/485 - blinking Neon lights
References:
1773834 Figure Toy
1877940 Eye Flickering means for Toys and the like
2040439 Automatic Tremolo for musical instruments - not here
2140840 Audio Frequency Oscillator - not here
2310328 Square Wave Generator - not here
2434065 Illuminated Safety Switch, wall switch w/lamp - not here
2448389 Fuse Unit - not here
2648762 Combined Housing and Flexable Flashlight, Milton S. Dunkelberger, Aug 11 1953,
362/198 ; 200/60; 24/11M - flex head
2651710 Battery Operated Lamp having Anchoring means to Position the Lamp and Hold the Switch Closed, H.G. Clark, Sep 8 1953,
362/191 312/107 362/196 362/206 -Jack-O-Lantern
2654972 Fishing Line Signal Light, Hollingsworth, Oct 13 1953,
43/17 362/208 43/43.1 43/43.15 - in series with line
2655593 Lamp Clip for Dry Cells, Milton O. Fredrickson, Oct 13, 1953,
362/194 - wire holds lamp and connects to dry cell minimalist
References:
1162288 Lantern, Emil Grah, Nov 30, 1915
2104888 Electrical Connecting Device, Otto Spahr
2373306 Flashlight, Joseph A. Gits, Apr 10 1945
Popular Mechanics, Sep 1945, page 126
2673925 Portable Utility Lamp, Walter M. Braim, Mar 30, 1954,
362/194 D26/48 - uses two sealed beam lamps and 6V battery with thumb nuts
2674685 Screwdriver with Illuminating means, Fred W. Young, Apr 6 1954,
362/120 ; 81/436; D8/87- flashlight with secredriver in front of reflector
2679575 Portable Reading Lamp, A.H. Haberstump, May 25, 1954, 362/99 ; 362/191; 362/194; 362/3 -
2680844
Lens for Flashlights and the Like, C.H. Smith, Jun 8 1954,
340/321 ; 340/815.42; 362/208- plastic rod for traffic direction
2690503 Flashlight Reflector Assembly for Prefocused Lamp, Edward J. Garland (Ray-O-Vac), Sep 28 1954,
362/208 - lampholder threads into reflector
prefocused lamp
References:
2100984 Adapter for Incadescent Bulbs
2231382 Flashlight
2326607 Hand Lamp
2518437 Flashlight, Walter R. Amstutz (Butler Brothers), Aug 15 1950
2597565 Flashlight Attachment for Guns
2605316 Shock Absorber Assembly for Portable Electric Flashlights, Leopold C. Grimsley (H. Hyman)
2696382 Mouth Actuated Flashlight Simulating Lit Cigar, Albert Gelardin, Dec 1954,
472/57 200/61.58R 362/208 362/806 446/24 446/485 -
2707228 Flashlight Bracket, Stanley J. Philipson, Apr 1955,
362/208 248/688 294/1.1 D26/123 D26/138 - red faceted lens and stand for car breakdown
2716700
Flashlight Construction, Ivan E. La France, Aug 30 1955,
362/184 ; D26/49- lamp at each end
2721257 Dog Collar Light, Kenneth M. Knox, Oct 18 1955,
362/108 ; 119/859; 441/123; 441/89; D30/152 - two batteries lamp at top center
References:
1615067 Inspection Light, Boerman
1623002 Lamp Supporting Collar, Gossett, Mar 29 1927, 119/859 ; 362/103; 362/157; D26/39; D30/152, - light for sheep
1662668 Light Support, John N. Gossett, Mar 13 1928, 362/103 ; 340/321; 362/184; 429/98- head band holds light on forehead
1752343 Worker's Lamp, L. J. Kann, Apr 1 1930, 362/103 ; 362/199 - not clear of belt is long enough for waist or just head
2259443 Illuminating Cane and Umbrella Handle, Frank A. Geier, Oct 21 1941, 362/102 ; 200/60; 340/321 - optional shape translucent lamp caps
2366929 Floating Signal Light, Melvjn P. Pfeil
![Paper Doll from 3739225](Images/PprDll2739225s.jpg) |
2739225 Disposable Flashlight, Horace B. Rowland, Mar 20 1956, 362/189 ; 273/155; 362/208 - paper doll
a sheet of fibrous material that
can be folded to enclose two cells and a lamp, sold flat. minimalist
design uses tin foil. Photo is a paper doll made by cutting out
the patent drawing. There are two pieces that get stapled
together. I expect you could buy something like the above
all cut out and with the metal layers attached and with eyelets or
staples mailed in a flat envelope.
When ready to use a two cell lamp would be screwed into the large sheet
with it's base contacting an eyelet at 62 and the box folded up.
The string and button type of office closure is on the outside to hold
it together. Not sure what size battery it was intended for,
could be dimensioned for almost any pair of cylindrical cells.
One of a number of minimalist flashlight patents.
References:
1306740 Flash-Light, H. Bieber, Jun 17 1919, 362/189 362/201- stiff paper housing metal socket minalimist design
1778243 Toilet Article, J.A. Burhans
1922801 Battery Hand Lamp, C.A. Gillingham
1959931 Flashlight Equipment - for pohotography fold up reflector- not here
2089897 Flashlight, Marion D. Judkins
2522660 Foladable Holder for Flashlight Elements, W.E. Bledsoe
|
2744189 Portable Lamp, Walter E. Wudyka, May 1 1956,
362/186 ; 343/721; 428/31; 446/485; 446/72; D26/32 - small monkey grabs car radio antenna an is illuminated
2764058 Portable Combined Photographic Slide Viewing and Projecting Device, C.A. Ellis (American Optical Co), Sep 25 1956,
353/43 ; 362/268 -
attachment screws onto flashlight
References:
778891
MAGIC LANTERN, WILHELM EAUSCH, Jan 3, 1905,
362/280 ; 362/304; 362/331 - one version is based on a pocket flash light
1992776 Projector, Louis J. Schindler (Schlndler Stamping a Toy Co), Feb 26 1935
2126415 Kaleidoscope, A.W. Scheele, Aug 9, 1938, 353/2 ; 353/43; 359/617 - options for attaching to different flashlights
2152424 Designoscope, W.O. Wetmore, March 28, 1939, 353/2 ; 359/617 - motor driven advertizing Kaleidoscope
2357542 Optical Projection Pointer, M.P. Pfeil, Sep 5, 1944, 353/42 ; 362/109; 362/268
2366554 Eye Testing Apparatus, W.F. Peck, Jan 2, 1945, 353/97 ; 351/237; 353/101 -
2445651 Flashlight Movie Projector, K.D. Weavie, July 20, 1948, 352/102 ; 353/110; 353/43; 74/435 -
stock flashlight clips to disk projector
References:
1019932 Picture Displaying Machine, A.P. Victor, March 12, 1912, 352/102 ; 116/63R - zoetrope type
1102735 Displaying Apparatus, L.J. Goddard, July 7, 1914, 353/107 ; 353/110; 362/293; 362/812; 40/496 -
disk driven by solenoid presents back lighted images, maybe for eye test
1110247 Stereopticon, B.A. Whitehead, Sep 8, 1914, 353/110 - motor driven disk w/ images
1235997 Automatic Camera, A.J. Mottalu, Aug 7, 1917, 352/190 -
1985688 ?
2090085 ?
2478336
FLASHLIGHT FILM AND PICTURE PROJECTING DEVICE, Stein (Hollywood Comic Flash), Aug 9 1949
2543113 Film Projector and Viewer, H.C. Leavitt, Feb 27, 1951, 353/79 ; 353/122; 353/74 -
2765481 Floating Signal Light, Manhart, Oct 9 1956,
441/17 ; 362/158; D26/40 - turns on when water soluable pellet melts D cell and Lamp
References:
2222246 Beacon Light or Life Buoy, Herman Tober, Nov 19, 1940, 441/16 ; 362/158 - novel switch action
2327696 Safety Lamp, Gordon Norman Bishop, Aug 24 1943, 362/158 ; 340/321; 362/183; 362/191; 362/205- life vest type
2355247 Life PReserver Light, Henry M. Slocum (Colvin-Slocum Boats Inc), Aug 8 1944, 362/158 ; 362/186 - single D cell, hemisphere plastic dome, screw dome to turn on or off
2366929 Floating Signal Light, Melvjn P. Pfeil
2780721 Portable Flash Light, Alvar Lenning (Svenska Lasmutter Ab), Feb 5, 1957,
362/183 - 3 C or D cells lamp & reflector on broad side of rectangle
2796516 Flashlight, Nlkolaus Martschik, Jun 18 1957,
362/199 ; 439/8- ball head for any position
References:
772877 Electric Lamp, GEORGE F. FISCHEE, Oct 18, 1904, 439/6 - interesting dual lens system
1615067 Inspection Light, Boerman, Jan 18 1927, 362/105 ; 174/21JC; 351/158; 362/275- mounts on eye glass frame, ball joint
1792902 Portable Electric Flashlight, Haines, Feb 17 1931, 362/199- ball joint head
1832564 Electric Flash Light, Kuhn Kuhn-White Labs), Nov 17 1931, 362/197 ; 362/208 - 45 degree joint on intersecting ball joint
1899868 Portable Convertable , Herlbauer, Feb 28 1933, 362/199 - hinged angle head
2165531 Electric Lantern, A.B. Bertrand, (Burgess Battery Co)
2205163 Flashlight, Jun 18 1940, 362/199 ; D26/44 - head on track from hemispheridal top to side of cylinder
2254715 Light with Adjustable Head, John Tuller, Sep 2 1941, 362/199 - ball rotates inside hemishpere with slot
2349453 Flashlight, Philip X. Noel (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co)
2401366 Portable Electric Falshlight, Bernard Francis Muldoon (Henry Hyman), Jun 4 1946, 362/199 ; 324/507 - spherical heat tips on axle
2712058 Pen Light or the like with Adjustable Head, Grebey
2798147 Light-Reflecting Lens, Orsatti, Jul 2 1957 -
359/528 ; 116/63P; 340/815.76; 340/908; 340/908.1; 362/216; 362/260;
362/293; 362/332; 362/337; 362/84; D26/123
optical combinations of lens, reflector and retro reflectors so
combination reflects light back to source without power, barricade
2814158 Animated Flashlight Figurine, Albert Gelardin, Nov 26 1957,
446/341 ; 292/80; 362/104; 362/124; 446/343; D11/129 -
D173842 Santa Claus Red Nose Novelth Pull Cord Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jan 1955, D26/39 ; D11/55 - clips on clothes
References: D168751 Miller, Feb 3 1953, -
2817754 Torch Head Safety Flashlight, Arthur H. Moore (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Dec 1957,
362/202 -
prefocused lamp
2849596 Electric Hand Lantern, J.A. McDermott, Aug 26 1958,
362/184 362/191 362/194 362/199 D26/48 D26/50 - uses 6 volt battery with thumb nut terminals
References:
1142548 Electric Lamp
1194930 Lamp
1282219 Portable Signaling Search Light, not here storage battery
2069355 Combined Circuit and Flashlight Connection
2320917 Portable Lamp
2510321 Hand Lamp for Attachment to Batteries
2673925 Portable Utility Lamp
2850716 Attention Arresting Signal Light,
George W. Smale, Sep 2 1958,
362/269 ; 340/815.76; 340/815.77; 340/984 -
used on a stake, car roof, buoy where movement causes optical elements to change position thus changing fresnel beam pattern
References:
1840098 Lens for Light Signals - railroad lens shows Red or Blue
2274217 Vehicle Lamp, J.- Sauer, Feb 24 1942, 362/317 ; 248/200; 248/317 - semi truck side marker
2367818 Seadrome Contact Light Buoy, J. A. Diehl (Firestone Tire & Rubber Co)
2398974 Electric Lamp with Two Shades, Harry Storm, Apr 23 1946, 362/35 - hot air causes inner shade to rotate
2496601 Vehicle Signal Lamp, - at top of flexible stalk so it will move thus indicating vehicle braking etc.
2880306 Electrical Appliances, Waldemar Witte, Mar 31 1959,
362/183 ; 30/34.05; 315/171; 315/362; 320/114 - rechargable handle for flashlight, razor, etc
2896067 Flashlight, Lee J. Lockwood (Storage Battery Co), July 21 1959,
362/158 ; 116/DIG.44; 429/116; D26/49 - life vest/raft type. uses a reserve battery instead of a carbon zinc
2890327 Flashlight Construction, Tick C. Cheng (Electric Storage Battery Co), Jun 9, 1959,
362/208 ; 362/341- insulating reflector &tight seal of glass
2900493 Electric torches, Wing Gee Cheng (Meyer Mfg Co), Aug 18 1959,
362/184 ; 200/60 - filtered lamp in tail cap, prefocused lamps
2900494 Electric torches, Wing Gee Cheng (Meyer Mfg Co), Aug 18 1959,
362/184 ; 200/60 - stands on end similar appearance to the May Illuminating Torch
References:
1203576 Trainman's Flash-Light, J.E. Broadhead, Nov 7 1916
1955511 Electric Flash Light, Joseph Muros, Apr 17 1934
2181447 Lock Switch for Flashlights, J. F. Ayotte (Scovill Mfg), Nov 28, 1939
2253952 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Aug 26 1941
2259416 Lamp Construction, Gardener (Mer-Q-Ree Corp), Oct 14 1941
2716700 Flashlight Construction, Ivan E. La France, Aug 30 1955
2727981 Electric torch with Auxillary Outlet, Harold G. Carpenter, Dec 20, 1955, 362/183 - two prong socket for ac mains type plug (Class for Navy Battle Lantern?)
2823300 Light Modifying Attachment for Flashlights, H.G. G(Chase Co)966
2909316 Portable Fans, Frohaczka, Oct 20 1959,
416/5
; 200/60; 248/205.5; 248/663; 362/190; 362/208; 416/246; 417/411- angle
head fan on one end and lamp, reflector & lens on other
2918668 Flasher Warning Lamps, Fred Frank Stube, Dec 22 1959,
340/331 340/815.76 340/908.1 362/194 D10/114 - two spring top 6 V batteries incandescent lamp
2927314 Droppable Marker Light,
Philip J. Peanlngtoa (USAF), Mar 1, 1960,
340/815.74 ; 116/202; 116/209; 340/953 - survive drop on water or land and rights itself, strobe light, only on when dark.
References:
2346695 Electric Water Light, Gustave Miller
2367818 Seadrome Contact Light Buoy, J. A. Diehl (Firestone Tire & Rubber Co), Jan 23 1945, 441/16 ; 220/566 -Seaplane landing light
2376330 Identification Light for Aerial Delivery Containers, A.D. Dircksen, May 22 1945
2380587 Distress Signal Device for Aircraft, Estil Irvin Fenton, Jul 31 1945, 116/210 ; 441/27; 441/30 - baloon & SOS flag, not light
2809366 Device Comprising a Gas Discharge Tube, Van Boort (Philips), Oct 8 1957, 315/94 ; 313/628; 315/241R; 340/326 - heated anode
2829257 Transistor Oscillator Circuit, E. Root (R.E. Dietz Co), Apr 1 1958, 331/111 ; 315/136; 315/200A; 315/209R; 315/287; 327/576 -
2891195 - complementary transistor barricade flasher
2931026 Warning Signal Device, Francis Stone Nelson (Nelson Price Inc), Mar 29 1960
340/815.73 ; 340/331; 340/908.1; 362/200 - strobe type barricade warning lamp
References:
1210966 Signal Apparatus for Motor Vehicles
1592455 Flash-Light Mechanism, E. H. Freeman, Jul 13, 1926,
315/209R ; 307/132V; 340/331 - ?
2025235 Circuit Interrupter, Irene Gonsett, Dec 24, 1935,
340/331 ; 256/10; 315/219; 315/226; 335/243; 335/266 -
Strobe lamp is flashed using a battery
and a transformer made from "E" & "I" silicon steel. Mercury
switches make and break the curcuit as a car stops.
2272855 Vibrator, Raymond H. Sullivan (GM), Feb 10 1942,
307/132R ; 310/21; 335/93; 363/110 - regular and self-rectifying types
2303086 Electric Device, B.F. Muldoon (Henry Hyman), Nov 24 1942,
337/99 ; 200/569; 200/60; 337/112; 337/92; 337/95; 340/321; 340/331;
362/186 -
Flashing Warning Lantern using bi metal strip
References:
2224742 Electric Device, Muldoon (Henry Hyman), Dec 10 1940, 362/202 ; 340/321; 362/186; 362/207; 429/149 - caution or safey light dome lens
2366929 Floating Signal Light, Melvjn P. Pfeil
2478908 Electric Light-Flash-Producing System, H. E. EDGERTON, Aug 16 1949,
340/331 ; 315/230; 315/241P; 315/241R; 315/325; 315/353; 340/947;
340/953; 362/35-
related patent 2449063 - strobe lights on tower at airport
2538854
FLASHING
DIRECTION SIGNAL FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
2540341
SEALED IN
BLINKING MINE CAB LIGH, Oriand D. Mcnail, Feb 6 1951,
340/331 ; 315/224; 315/240; 315/241R; 340/321; 340/689; 362/164-
battery resistor, cap & Neon Lamp
2612548
PORTABLE
TRAFFIC SIGNAL AND THE LIKE
2625598
TRAFFIC
SIGNAL
2702889
PIGTAIL
CONNECTION BETWEEN RELATIVELY ROTATABLE MEMBERS
2709244
FLEXIBLE
LEADS FOR GYROS
2932018 Multipurpose electric Lantern, John J. Schwartz (Brown & Bigelow), Apr 5 1960,
362/486 ; 307/28; 340/473; 362/311; 362/509; D26/50-
2934635 Portable Illuminating Device, Wing G. Cheng (Meyer Mfg Co), Apr 26 1960,
362/184 ; D26/49 - lamp at each end
References:
1674650 Portable Electric Light, Frederick Leser (Bright Star Battery Co), Jun 26 1928, 362/188 ; 200/60 - single hand beam width/focus adjustment
2049762 Portable Electric Lamp, Roy L. Darling, Aug 4, 1936
2181447 Lock Switch for Flashlights, J. F. Ayotte (Scovill Mfg), Nov 28, 1939
2212103 Flashlight, H. Rothenberg L. Grimsley, Aug 20 1940
2538332 Flashlight, Donald G. Schaefer (Fulton Mfg Corp), Jan 16 1951
2681979 Illuminated Baton, Nick Manoloff, Jun 22 1954, 362/102 ;
362/186; 362/369; 84/453; 84/477B; 84/484; D21/400 - for twirling
batons like in parades. has lens similar to May Illuminated torch.
2796515 Extensible Vehicle Lamp
2942102 Portable Self-Contained Light, G. H. Stoutenburg (Stoutenburg Mfg) Jun 21 1960,
362/157 362/190 362/196 - 6V sealed Beam Lamp
Refeences:
1215757 Flash-Light
1939857 Electric Hand Lantern
2075364 Convenience Light Fixture - line powered - not here
2191932 Bicycle Lamp Structure
2281839 Electric Lantern
2383223 Searchlight
2402375 Sealed Beam Flashlight Lamp
2571375 Vehicle Lamp Held in Position by Resilient Clamps - not here
2880306 Electrical Appliances
2945944 Flashlight, James Flowers Gillespie, Jul 19 1960,
362/188 ; D26/49- slide adjusts beam width and can also dim light by retracting Prefocused lamp
2981827 Light-Reflecting Lens, Orsatti, Apr 25 1961,
362/84
; 340/908.1; 362/293; 362/299; 40/556- optical combinations of lens,
reflector and retro reflectors so combination reflects light back to
source without power, barricade
References:
1588816 Anti Glare means - for vehicles - not here
1675431 Light Transmitting and Reflecting Device - low cost way to mould glas - not here
1840098 Lens for Light Signals - railroad lens shows Red or Blue - not here
1847134 Tail Lamp - not here
2012933 Signal Glass - retro reflector tail light - not here
2220861 Reduction of Surface Reflection
2459693 Laminated Phosphorescent Fluorescent Article - for cars - not here
2680205 Cathode-Ray Tube and Method of Making - not here
2798147 Light-Reflecting Lens
2931893 Lighting Arrangement, Arias, Apr 5 1960,
36/1 ; 36/137; 36/8.3; 362/103 - shoe light for walking in dark
3005193 Hazzard Warning Lamp, Knapp (R.E. Dietz), Oct 17 1961,
340/815.76 ; 340/331; 340/815.9; 340/908.1; 362/190; D10/114 -
3010645 Portable Electrically Operated Fan and Light, Abraham Mandelstam, Nov 28 1961,
416/5 ; 362/109; 362/253; 416/70A; 416/82; D26/59-
References:
539208 Fan - like used with 3010645 - not here
1504003 Fan Attachment for Flashlights, A.F. Trumbull
1506325 automatic Fan - motor in wine bottole - not here
2245015 Combined Flashlight and Fan
2909316 Portable Fans, Frohaczka
3015804 Combined Barricade and Flashing Singal Light, E. D. Nunn Norhtern Signal Co(), Jan 2 1962,
340/908.1 ; 116/63P; 248/166; 248/170; 340/908; 340/928; 362/253;
362/276; 362/812; D10/114 -
D cells, incandecent lamp, anto theft features
3017502 Flashlight Construction, E. Dent, Jan 16 1962, -
prefocused lamp3022467 Oscillator Circuit with Power Transistor Output, Leeder (R.E. Dietz Co), Feb 20 1962,
331/74 ; 315/200A; 315/209R; 324/76.52; 327/576; 331/108A; 331/111;
331/113R -
high efficiency, uses patent 2829257 as a driver circuit and adds output stage
Three transistor circuit, inductor in series with lamp to allow a high power lamp to be switched.
References:
2776420 Transistor Indicator Circuits, Harry J. Woll (RCA, Jan 1 1957, 340/653 ; 324/158.1; 327/214; 331/113R; 331/145; 331/64 - bistabe multivibrator (flip-flop)
2829257 Transistor Oscillator Circuit, E. Root (R.E. Dietz Co), Apr 1 1958
2892100 Power Transistor Switching Circuits, Chaang Huang (Sylvania Electric Prod), Jun 23, 1959, 327/222 ; 327/220; 327/478 - flip flop variations
2892165 Filter circuit
3032647 Cap or Hat Light, M.H. Wansky, May 1 1962,
362/191 362/106 362/196 D26/39
3046389 Portable Lighting Unit for Clip Boards and the Liks, Catelli, Jul 24 1962,
362/200 ; D26/37 -
3047787 Tuner Drive Apparatus, Clarence W. Wandrey (Zenith Radio Corp), Jul 31, 1962,
318/265 ; 200/38R; 318/467; 318/480-
Channel, Volume, mute, on/off are controlled by aiming a flashlight at different corners of the set. Flash-Matic
3057992 Flashlights, Ridgway Baker (Honeywell), Oct 9 1962,
362/200 - pilot chart reading while preserving night vision
References:
1104245 Photographic Dark Room Lamp,
2119486 Flashlight, Bernard F. Muldoon (Henry Hyman), May 31 1938, 362/202 ; 340/321; 362/293; 362/297 - head has side windows
2225825 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Dec 24 1940
2889450 Casing for Lighting Device, - Richard A. Nordquist (Penta Inc), Jun 2 1959, 362/200 ; D26/37 - lantern with different angles to allow pointing beam
3070907 Illuminated Dancing shoe, Joseph Rocco, Jan 1 1963,
36/8.3 ; 36/1; 36/137; D2/976 - incandecent switch under shoe
3076891 New Plastic Flashlight Head, A.H. Moore (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Feb 5 1963 -
3065342 Resilient Lamp Mounting, Norsnert P. Worden (C.M. Hail Lamp Co), Nov 20 1962,
362/390 ; 411/44; 411/45; 411/510; 411/907-
3100420 Toy Slide Projector, Kuhn (Kenner Prod), Aug 13 1963,
353/43 ; 353/119; 362/191 -
3105233 Fish Caller, D'Amore, Sep 24 1963 -
3125300 Safety Lantern, T. F. Roche, Mar 17 1964,
362/20 -
these may be the yellow plastic lanterns that replaced the Delta Navy Battle Lantern?
The sealed beam lamp has been retro-fitted with a multiple LED lamp to lower maintenance costs
References:
991044 Emergency Lantern, W. H. Adams, May 2, 1911
1301253 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Apr 22 1919
2369288 Emergency Lighting Unit, Frederick B. Embury, Feb 13 1945
2647204 Twin Sealed Beam Headlight Unit with Alignable and Removable Lamp Units - car
3128050 Flashlight and Reflector Assembly therefore, Richard H. Parker ( Union Carbide ), Apr 7 1964 -
3147927 Throwaway Flashlight, M. Steele, Sep 8 1964,
362/189 ; D26/49- cheap
3172094 Battery-Powered Lamp, William H. Jones (Nicfaoii Brothers), Mar 2 1965,
340/321 ; 362/203 - sealed beam lantern 6 V
3185028
LIGHT AND IMAGE PROJECTORS, G. ANDREOLI - line powered
3189738 Signal Lamp David J. Dover (Doray Lamp Co), Jun 15 1965,
362/267 340/815.76 362/196 D26/123 D26/37 - baracade warning
References:
2739224 Vehicle Signal Light - not here
2748431 Devices for Mounting Windows - not here
2981827 Light-Reflecting Lens
2981828 Safety Lamp Assembly - vehicle powered not here
3015804 Combined Barricade and Flashing Singal Light
3065342 Resilient Lamp Mounting
3100085 Signal Lamp - for vehicles - not here
3199405 Toy Pistol Motion Picture Projector, Samuel Gold, Aug 10, 1965,
352/95 ; 226/70; 352/207; 362/112-
3202979 Highway Marker, Lemelson, Aug 24 1965,
340/321 - flying scoccer, lamp telescopes out top
3226502 Portable Lamp Switch, Schutz, Dec 28 1965,
200/60 ; 200/551; 362/205-
3283137 Flashlight, Gerald J. Hoesl, Nov 1 1966,
362/194 - lamp & reflector assembly clips onto cell, minimalist
References:
1021093 Lamp, J. Forsheim, Mar 26, 1912
2340101 Flashlight Structure, George Bailhe (Fredcraft Corp), Jan 25, 1944, 362/189 -
2456680 Flashlight, Harry E. Croft, Dec 21, 1948
2513071 Electric Flashlight, Robert H. Wendt, June 27 1950
2826681 Multicell Battery, H.R.C. Anthony (Electric Storage Battery Co)
3307208 Portable Lantern Float, D. L. JACOBSON, Mar 7 1967,
441/13 ; 362/382 - to carry commercial camping lantern in water
3321616 Illuminated Sketch and Memo Borad, Ronald E. Adler, May 23 1967,
362/604 ; 362/200; 362/99 -
3401596 Projection Apparatus, Jeffery G. Hirsch, Sep 17 1968,
353/43 ; 362/205; 362/310; 362/806 -
projects Batman's calling image, just silhouette disk for flashlight
3443085 Buoy Light, Steltzer, May 6 1969,
362/202 ; 441/16 - lockable, photocell, marking waterways
3457398 Flashlight with Replaceable Battery, R. Figa, Jul 22 1969,
362/194 - the two in long batteries are made with a metal outer jacket that is the body.
3641333 Illuminated Belt, Gendron, Feb 1972,
362/108 ; 340/321; 362/250; 362/802
3665178 Reserve Type Flashlight, Sussingham (P. R. Mallory & Co., ), May 23 1972,
362/189 ; 429/116 -
3666937 Apparatus for Illuminating Ornaments, Charles Franc, May 1972,
362/194 - special battery and lamp
3756710 Toy Hand Projector, Beverly W. Taylor, (Steven Mfg Co), Sep 4 1973,
353/43 - battery powered, 222 lamp, film strip proj
3821540 Lantern, Robert H. Watt, Jun 28 1974,
362/158 ; 362/186; 441/17 - self righting, store upside down
3893247
Illuminated Soles and Heels, Alfred Dana, July 8, 1975 , 36/137 -
incandesent lamp batteries under sole lamp in heel, tilt switch
3924116 Flashlight having a Push Button Switch means, Robert E. Brindley (Union Carbide Corp), Dec 2 1975,
362/158 ; 200/302.1; 200/345; 200/60; 362/205 - side push on push off
4028540 Flashlight Marming Implement, Columbus B. Key, Jun 7, 1977, 240/646;
401/192
4041304 Flashlight, Samuel Spector, Aug 9, 1977
4052610 Flashlight Case Assembly and Flashlight, Mark Sternlicht (Wonder Corp of America), Oct 4, 1977, 362/200;
362/197, -
References:
2119486 Flashlight, Bernard F. Muldoon (H. Hyman), May 31 1938, 362/202 ; 340/321; 362/293; 362/297- small windows allow light to shing to the side
2234444 Illuminating Device, John W. Martin, Mar 11 1941, 362/156 ; 362/207 - combined lantern and first aid kit.
4055840 Reusable Safety Device, Anton R. Uchytil, Oct 25, 1977, 340/321;
116/63P;
366/32;
366/202;
350/101;
340/90;
340/116;
404/9 - flashlight with many relflecting strips at head to reflect light
4090185 Emergency Position Fixing Device, Richard L. Patty, May 16, 1978, 340/321;
340/366A;
340/366G - strobe light mounts to helmet
4128861 Illuminated Shoe, Akis Pelengaris, Dec 5, 1978, 362/103 - high heel switch in bottom of heel
4135230 Flashlight, Joseph M. Armbruster, Jan 16, 1979, 362/206;
362/202 - push-pull recessed switch in tail cap
4151583 Flashlight, Jack V. Miller, Apr 24 1979, 362/205, - push button on side of cylindrical flashlight, uses
flange type prefocused lamp
4152755 Portable magnetically actuatable flashlight, Raymond Trosper, May 1, 1979, 362/158;
362/205;
362/208
4215389 Battery Operated Light, Fernando M. Colangelo, Jul 29, 1980, 362/199;
362/200;
200/511.4 -
minumalist "V" arrangement of two cells & 222 lamp
References:
1528811 Electric Pocket Lamp, Zeiler, Mar 10 1925,
362/200 - special lamp holder reversable as on-off
2349453 Flashlight, Philip X. Noel (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), May 23 1944,
362/197 ; 200/60 hemisphere top when closed-
2369637 Electric Lantern, Frank T. Baird,
3175080 Flashlight, A.H. Moore (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co)
3683423 - na
3711703 Flashlight Construction, Joseph G. Bacevius, Jan 16 1973,
362/189 ; 362/190; 362/196-
penlight minimum number of parts
References:
2166282 Electric Lamp, Benjafield (Benjamin Webster), Jul 1939
2435689 Flashlight, McCabe (M. Kessler), Feb 10 1948
2491686 Pen Shaped Pocket Flashlight, Jerome Nathan (Bantum-Lite Inc)
2600418 Flashlight comprising Permanently Assembled Lamp, Cell, Housing, and Switch Structure, F.H. Muller, Jun 17 1952
2651710 Battery Operated Lamp having Anchoring means to Position the Lamp and Hold the Switch Closed, H.G. Clark, Sep 8 1953
3079492 Flashlight, George Noel Bolinger, Feb 26 1963, 362/189 ; 200/60; D26/49 - cardboard case single piece switch of spring material - minimalist
3781502 Mercury Switch with Heat Sink Contact, AC mains switch
3973092 Acceleration Sensing Switch of the Liquid Contact type having , David S. Breed,
4285031 Portable Searchlight, Hans-Jurgen Reiss, Aug 18, 1981, 362/205;
362/157;
362/158;
362/183;
362/202 - soft case
4293894 Battery operated illuminating device, Nolan D. Blank, Oct 6, 1981, 362/100;
362/186;
362/191
4364103 Battery Case for an Electrically Operated Device, T.L. Harshbarger, Dec 14, 1982, 362/200 -
4475067 |
Door lock illuminating
device |
Oct 2, 1984 |
4623957 |
Battery powered auxiliary
lighting fixture with a timer |
Nov 18, 1986 |
4648012 |
Interior light for U.S.
mailbox |
Mar 3, 1987 |
5036441 |
Illuminated push button |
Jul 30, 1991 |
5179325 |
Touch-sensitive illuminable
door lock |
Jan 12, 1993 |
5434757 |
Unit panel structure for a
door trim |
Jul 18, 1995 |
5634710 |
Keyhole light |
Jun 3, 1997 |
6249089 |
Intelligent electrical device
comprising microchip |
Jun 19, 2001 |
6305814 |
Keyhole lighting fixture |
Oct 23, 2001 |
6439732 |
Theft-proof removable door
handle illumination device |
Aug 27, 2002 |
D464862 |
Solar powered illuminated
door knob |
Oct 29, 2002 |
6621225 |
Intelligent electrical
switching devices |
Sep 16, 2003 |
6650066 |
Intelligent electrical
switching device |
Nov 18, 2003 |
6932486 |
Mortise lock with lighted
trim plate sign |
Aug 23, 2005 |
6952084 |
Intelligent electrical
switching device |
Oct 4, 2005 |
6984900 |
Intelligent electrical
switch |
Jan 10, 2006 |
7084531 |
Intelligent electrical
devices |
Aug 1, 2006 |
7084526 |
Intelligent electrical
devices |
Aug 1, 2006 |
7119459 |
Intelligent switch for
connecting power to a load |
Oct 10, 2006 |
7180021 |
LED illuminated door chime
push button with adjustable task light |
Feb 20, 2007 |
4398238
Variable
focus flashlight, Kel-Lite Ind
4405303 Portable Recreational Marker Boy, Richard K. Smith, Sep 20, 1983, 441/16;
441/22;
441/25
4531178 Diver's Flashlight, Alan K. Uke, Jul 23, 1985, 362/158;
362/183;
362/186;
362/202;
362/203;
362/205;
362/295;
200/60 -
4605994 Flash Lamp, Rudolf Krieg, Aug 12, 1986, 362/202;
362/205;
362/187 - optical system for halogen lamp flashlight
2338078 |
FLASHLIGHT, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Dec 28 1943 |
2361480 |
Illuminating Torch, David P. Joffo, Oct 31 1944 |
2855499 |
Flashlight, George P. Lewis, Oct 1958, Oct 1958, 362/202 ; 340/321; D26/123; D26/49 -
|
4398238 |
Variable
focus flashlight, Kel-Lite IndAug 9, 1983 |
Referenced by
4856218 |
Light beam assisted aiming of
firearms |
Aug 15, 1989 |
4916588 |
A flashlight with focus and
switch control |
Apr 10, 1990 |
4926299 |
Portable flashlight |
May 15, 1990 |
5424927 |
Electro-optic flashlight
electro-optically controlling the emitted light |
Jun 13, 1995 |
5426308 |
Ultraviolet curing device
having movable reflector |
Jun 20, 1995 |
5459649 |
Flashlight with an enhanced
spot beam and a fully illuminated broad beam - parabolic geometry & fialments
362/187;
362/282;
362/346;
362/347
|
Oct 17, 1995 |
5816688 |
Multi-functional lighting
apparatus |
Oct 6, 1998 |
6454433 |
Dual faceted reflector |
Sep 24, 2002 |
6729744 |
Faraday flashlight |
May 4, 2004 |
6808288 |
Faraday flashlight |
Oct 26, 2004 |
6893141 |
Faraday flashlight |
May 17, 2005 |
6959999 |
Flashlight having manual
charging device |
Nov 1, 2005 |
6994450 |
Faraday flashlight |
Feb 7, 2006 |
7083299 |
Flashlight having
convex-concave lens, 362/188;
362/308;
362/311, Aug 1, 2006 |
7147343 |
Flashlight |
Dec 12, 2006 |
7152995 |
Flashlight |
Dec 26, 2006 |
7229188 |
Faraday flashlight |
Jun 12, 2007 |
4680682 Waterproof Flashlight, XXXXXX
4788632 Compact Flashlight, Arthur S. Friedman, Nov 29, 1988, - 362/200;
362/196;
362/455 - almost a cube with lanyard
4800472 Battery Powered Lamp, Colin R. Burton, Philip Davies (Eve Ready Ltd), Jan 24, 1989, 362/158;
362/189
4803605 Flashlight with a backup system, (Ray-O-vac) XXXXXX
4819141 Flashlight, Anthony Maglica (Mag Instrument), Apr 4, 1989, 362/207;
362/187;
362/197;
362/205, -
4870550 Waterproof Flashlight, XXXXXX
4893221 Portable Light, Arthur S. Friedman, Jan 9, 1990, 362/108;
362/197;
362/199;
362/802;
362/375- hangs on neck strap
4901664 Survival Kit Apparatus,
Sylva Labrecque, Feb 20, 1990, 116/210;
116DIG8; 116DIG9; 206/573;
446/220 - box with light and compass
4967323 Adjustable Apparel-held Flashlight, Melissa C. Johnson, Oct 30, 1990, 362/103;
362/105;
362/190;
362/197 - AAA & 112 & ball joint
4984141 Warning and lighting flash light, Larry Lai, Jan 8, 1991, 362/187;
362/206 - colored side filter
Larry
Lai 5097399 Flashlight with Swivel Head, Richard J. Gammache, Mar 17, 1992, 362/197;
362/199;
362/205;
362/207
5045980 Flashlight Adapter, Richard T. Harvey, Sep 3, 1991, 362/202;
362/255;
362/277 - angled reflector with hole in center splits beam into two bearms
5072347 Searchlight, Robert L. Brunson, Dec 10, 1991, 362/194;
362/286;
362/187;
362/306;
362/261;
200/60 - HID type luggable battery pack
References:
1286590 |
PORTABLE ELECTRIC
LANTERN |
Dec 1918 |
1291483 |
PORTABLE ELECTRIC
LANTERN |
Jan 1919 |
1369892 |
LIGHTING APPARATUS |
Mar 1921 |
1825354 |
FOCUSING HAND LAMP |
Sep 1931 |
2982881 |
PORTABLE LIGHT SOURCE |
May 1961 |
3201580 |
FLASHLIGHT R |
Aug 1965 |
3675078 |
ELECTRONIC LAMP DRIVING
CIRCUIT FOR HAND HELD LAMP |
Jul 1972 |
3689759 |
UNDERWATER SEARCHLIGHT |
Sep 1972 |
3746920 |
LIGHTWEIGHT XENON LAMP
IGNITER |
Jul 1973 |
3758769 |
ROTATING LIGHT PROJECTOR |
Sep 1973 |
3852587 |
COMBINATION HEAD AND CASE
MOUNTED |
Dec 1974 |
3944805 |
Wireless electric swivel head
hand lantern |
Mar 16, 1976 |
3953726 |
Infinitely adjustable level
light |
Apr 27, 1976 |
4121136 |
Apparatus for feeding
discharge lamps from a direct current source |
Oct 17, 1978 |
4240009 |
Electronic ballast |
Dec 16, 1980 |
4317162 |
Battery operated luminaire
with emergency switching means |
Feb 23, 1982 |
4450508 |
Self centering underground
mine lamp |
May 22, 1984 |
4499525 |
Constant illumination
flashlight |
Feb 12, 1985 |
4533984 |
Variable-width-beam light
apparatus |
Aug 6, 1985 |
4634936 |
Intrinsically safe miner's
lamp |
Jan 6, 1987 |
4729077 |
Variable beam width lighting
device |
Mar 1, 1988 |
4782432 |
Multi-function light |
Nov 1, 1988 |
4787022 |
High voltage power source for
a discharge tube |
Nov 22, 1988 |
4797796 |
Electric lantern with
oscillating feature |
Jan 10, 1989 |
4855884 |
Variable beamwidth stage
light |
Aug 8, 1989 |
5122938 Twist Switch for Flashlight, Michael J. Pastusek, Jun 16, 1992, - partial turn for on or off
5142458 Searchlight, Robert L. Brunson, Aug 25, 1992, 362/194;
362/183;
362/261- HID type luggable battery pack
References:
1369892 |
LIGHTING APPARATUS |
Mar 1921 |
2320917 |
PORTABLE LAMP |
Jun 1943 |
3201580 |
FLASHLIGHT R |
Aug 1965 |
3852587 |
COMBINATION HEAD AND CASE
MOUNTED |
Dec 1974 |
3944805 |
Wireless electric swivel head
hand lantern |
Mar 16, 1976 |
4317162 |
Battery operated luminaire
with emergency switching means |
Feb 23, 1982 |
5144207 Circuit and Method of Operating an Arc Lamp, Robert L. Brunson, Sep 1, 1992, 315/291;
315/307 -
References:
1286590 |
PORTABLE ELECTRIC
LANTERN |
Dec 1918 |
1291483 |
PORTABLE ELECTRIC
LANTERN |
Jan 1919 |
1369892 |
LIGHTING APPARATUS |
Mar 1921 |
1825354 |
FOCUSING HAND LAMP |
Sep 1931 |
2982881 |
PORTABLE LIGHT SOURCE |
May 1961 |
3201580 |
FLASHLIGHT R |
Aug 1965 |
3675078 |
ELECTRONIC LAMP DRIVING
CIRCUIT FOR HAND HELD LAMP |
Jul 1972 |
3689759 |
UNDERWATER SEARCHLIGHT |
Sep 1972 |
3746920 |
LIGHTWEIGHT XENON LAMP
IGNITER |
Jul 1973 |
4121136 |
Apparatus for feeding
discharge lamps from a direct current source |
Oct 17, 1978 |
4240009 |
Electronic ballast |
Dec 16, 1980 |
4317162 |
Battery operated luminaire
with emergency switching means |
Feb 23, 1982 |
4450508 |
Self centering underground
mine lamp |
May 22, 1984 |
4499525 |
Constant illumination
flashlight |
Feb 12, 1985 |
4533984 |
Variable-width-beam light
apparatus |
Aug 6, 1985 |
4634936 |
Intrinsically safe miner's
lamp |
Jan 6, 1987 |
4782432 |
Multi-function light |
Nov 1, 1988 |
4787022 |
High voltage power source for
a discharge tube |
Nov 22, 1988 |
5051665 |
Fast warm-up ballast for arc
discharge lamp |
Sep 24, 1991 |
5228770 Searchlight, Robert L. Brunson, Jul 20, 1993, 362/194;
362/261;
362/306;
362/390 - HID type focusable
References:
1286590 |
PORTABLE ELECTRIC
LANTERN |
Dec 1918 |
3639751 |
THERMALLY DISSIPATIVE
ENCLOSURE FOR PORTABLE HIGH INTENSITY ILLUMINATING DEVICE |
Feb 1972 |
3689759 |
UNDERWATER SEARCHLIGHT |
Sep 1972 |
4450508 |
Self centering underground
mine lamp |
May 22, 1984 |
4533984 |
Variable-width-beam light
apparatus |
Aug 6, 1985 |
5293307
Miniature
flashlight, Mag Instrument
5295882 Marine Signal Device, Kevin McDermott, Mar 22, 1994, 441/16 -
stored on ship upside down, when right side up turns on, lamp or strobe
References:
2346695 Electric Water Light, Gustave Miller, Apr 18 1944, 441/17 ; 340/321; 362/158; 362/382; 362/390; 429/96 - stored upside down
2355013 Marine Safety Light, Rochestie, Aug 1 1944, 441/17 ; 200/232; 362/158; 429/98 - cylinder, stored up side down
2366929 Floating Signal Light, Melvjn P. Pfeil
3292039 Light-Inhibiting Marine Flasher, Horino, Dec 13 1966, 315/159 ; 315/156; 315/241R; 315/241S; 331/111; 331/113R; 331/66; 441/17- photocell turnes off strobe in daytime
3329981 Signaling Buoy, Joseph A. Orsino, Jul 11 1967, 441/18 ; 340/850 - solar recharging
3559224 Automatic Lighting Device for Salvage
3605149 Signal Buoy,
4669990 Signal Device
5303485 Footwear With Flashing Lights, L.A. Gear
5359505 Lamp or flashlight for use in cigarette lighter shell, Michael C. Story, Donald W. Murray, Oct 25, 1994,
5386351 Convenience flashlight, Marilyn Tabor (Blue Tiger Corp), Jan 31, 1995, 362/201;
362/200;
362/800 - LED with as made lead length, plactic parts and button cell
References:
5424929 Lighting assembly for use in cigarette lighter shell without
reliance on Conductivity Thereof, Donald W. Murray, Ronald J. Meister, Jun 13, 1995
5452189 Lamp for a Life Jacket or Raft, Hans P. Alkjr, Sep 19, 1995, 362/253;
362/103;
362/158;
362/203;
441/36;
441/89 - removing the lamp from it's mount causes cord to rotate lamp lens turning on prefocused lamp
5477435
Module to
provide intermittent light with movement,
Carmen Rapisarda, Dec 19, 1995, 362/189; 362/103; 362/201; 362/200;
36137 - LED with full length leads, button cell and one plastic part
form a module for the heel of a tennis shoe - very minimalist
5523924 Battery System for Sustained Bicycle Pathway Illumination, and Methods, McKay H. Davis, Jun 4, 1996, 362/72;
362/390;
362/396;
224/929;
224/425;
224/454 - bicycle light, Battery configuration has some resemblance to Conrad's D31711
5570948 Flashlight with removable lamp section for fire fighting and
other Specified Uses, W. Kenneth Menke (Fire Products Co), Nov 5, 1996,
362/191;
362/194;
362/199 -
5590951 Switchless Flashlights
5605394 Flashlight, Meng J. Chen, Feb 25, 1997, 362/197;
362/287;
362/427 - spherical head rotates on axle in body
5644858 Inertially Responsice Foot Lights, Jon L. Bemis (L.A. Gear),
Jul 8, 1997, 36137; 36136; 362/103 - LED, button cell and mechanical
switch in heel of tennis shoe.
5704706 Plugin Light Module, Mark R. Goldston (LA Gear), Jan 6, 1998, 362/103;
362/200;
362/201 - tennis shoe heel, can be turned upside down to deactivate
5720543 Portable Flashlight, Martin I. Sheps (Diamondlight Ind), Feb 24, 1998, 362/196;
362/199;
362/200;
362/267 - pancake large reflector, 4 AA
5937681 Lighted Magnifying Key Chain, Nancy Myhr, Aug 17, 1999, 70456R; 70454; 206/371;
206/381;
359/803;
362/100 -
5957567
Flashlight
with support ribs extending beyond front face, Bright Start Ind
6068385 Durable lamp having air cooled moveable bulb, Jordan Hsieh, May 30, 2000, 362/188;
362/288;
362/294;
362/373 -UV internal fan
References:
6089728 Novelty pocket flashlight, Marc Chase Weinstein, Jul 18, 2000, 362/116;
362/186;
362/200;
362/812;
40555 - keyway illumination and ad
References:
1360575 |
SEAT INDICATOR ATTACHMENT FOR
FLASH LIGHTS |
Nov 1920 |
1834805 |
COMBINED POCKET FLASH LIGHT
AND KEY HOLDER |
Dec 1931 |
2166864 |
NOVELTY |
Jul 1939 |
3114143 |
TRAFFIC DIRECTING
FLASHLIGHT |
Dec 1963 |
4819140 |
Compressible flashlight |
Apr 4, 1989 |
5001455 |
Portable signaling
device |
Mar 19, 1991 |
5463539 |
Miniature pocket flashlight
with lens module and outer flexible sheath |
Oct 31, 1995 |
5642931 |
Taxi wand |
Jul 1, 1997 |
6179438
Chargeable
flashlight, Pelican Products
6227677 Portable Light, Mary M. Willis, May 8, 2001, 362/196;
362/191;
362/200;
362/156 - Cold Cathode Fluorescent :amp (CCFL) pocket light
6523973 Miniature flashlight, Robert D. Galli, Feb 25, 2003, 362/200;
362/119;
362/201;
362/116;
362/189;
362/196;
362/208
This may be the first PhotonLight key chain LED light
Citations
|
2465114 |
FLASHLIGHT DESIGN |
|
Mar 1949 |
2591112 |
Vest Pocket Flashlight Including Electric System and Lock, Alex Zwierzynski (H Hyman), Apr 27 1952 |
|
Apr 1952 |
2708073 |
MOHYLOWSKI COMBINED KEY CASE
AND FLASHLIGHT |
|
May 1955 |
3085149 |
MINIATURE LIGHT SOURCE |
|
Apr 1963 |
3256428 |
MINIATURIZED FLASHLIGHT WITH
REPLACEMENT CARTRIDGE UNIT |
|
Jun 1966 |
3296429 |
KEYCASE-FLASHLIGHT
CONSTRUCTION |
|
Jan 1967 |
3613414 |
SELF-EJECTING KEYHOLDER WITH
ILLUMINATION |
|
Oct 1971 |
4122510 |
Flashlight |
|
Oct 24, 1978 |
4276582 |
Key with light |
|
Jun 30, 1981 |
4303966 |
Light connectable with a
key |
|
Dec 1, 1981 |
4392186 |
Key with light in handle |
|
Jul 5, 1983 |
4398237 |
Miniature battery-operated
light |
|
Aug 9, 1983 |
4419718 |
Pocket flashlight |
|
Dec 6, 1983 |
4521833 |
Light |
|
Jun 4, 1985 |
4524409 |
Flashlight |
|
Jun 18, 1985 |
4628418 |
Multi-purpose miniature
flashlight device |
|
Dec 9, 1986 |
4787016 |
Light attachable to a
key |
|
Nov 22, 1988 |
5008784 |
Lighting equipment for a key
ring |
|
Apr 16, 1991 |
5122943 |
Encapsulated light emitting
diode and method for encapsulation |
|
Jun 16, 1992 |
5143442 |
Portable projection
device |
|
Sep 1, 1992 |
5158356 |
Ornamental lamp with internal
switch |
|
Oct 27, 1992 |
5318177 |
Multi-function container with
a light source |
|
Jun 7, 1994 |
5386351 |
Convenience flashlight |
|
Jan 31, 1995 |
5457613 |
Peripherally sealed card-like
flashlight device |
|
Oct 10, 1995 |
5463539 |
Miniature pocket flashlight
with lens module and outer flexible sheath |
|
Oct 31, 1995 |
5515248 |
Thin adhesively attached key
light device |
|
May 7, 1996 |
5541817 |
Key with a built-in
light |
|
Jul 30, 1996 |
5730013 |
Key structure with
illumination function |
|
Mar 24, 1998 |
5893631 |
Compact flashlight |
|
Apr 13, 1999 |
5927846 |
Disposable planar
flashlight |
|
Jul 27, 1999 |
5934789 |
Disposable planar
flashlight |
|
Aug 10, 1999 |
6006562 |
Collector holder,
particularly for keys |
|
Dec 28, 1999 |
6039454 |
Flat flashlight device with
key ring attachment and registerable and mateabe parts |
|
Mar 21, 2000 |
6070990 |
Card light having a cover
being an adhesively attached label |
|
Jun 6, 2000 |
6079845 |
Light device for attachment
to a key ring |
|
Jun 27, 2000 |
6190018 |
Miniature LED flashlight |
|
Feb 20, 2001 |
6598991 Miniature flashlight device, Peter Altman (Lumatec Ind), Jul 29, 2003, 362/116;
362/208;
362/105;
362/106;
362/189 - stored with magnets holding to iron or steel, When removed the magnets lack of attraction turns on the light.
774749 Portable Electric Light, E.R. Gill (Electrical Contract Co), Nov 15, 1904,
362/205- 3D cell cylindrical
D443370 Miniature flashlight, Sun Yu, Jun 5, 2001, D26 37 -
6669352 Liquid-Activated Novelty Light, Kristy McKinney, Dec 30, 2003, 362/158;
362/186;
362/101;
362/394 LED or lamp for use in drinks at parties
References:
2381520 Electric Torch which Floats Lamp Uppermost in Water, Charles Wallace Saunders (GE), Aug 7 1945
2765481 Floating Signal Light, Manhart, Oct 9 1956
4796167 Locus identifying device, Brown & Martin (Kat Electronics), Jan 3, 1989, 362/158;
362/202;
362/253;
116DIG7 - when wet LEDs blink
5748080 Overboard
safety device, Charles Matthew Clay, May 5, 1998, 340/539;
340/571;
340/572;
340/573;
340/693;
340/604;
362/158;
362/183-
5903212 "Ice cube" novelty, Nicholas A. Rodgers, May 11, 1999, 340/309.8 ; 340/309.3; 340/309.4; 340/604; 43/17.5 - ball in cage switch
6722772
Flashlight
and combination for use in aligning flashlight lamp bulbs, Mag Instrument
6729744 Faraday Flashlight, Pat Y. Mah, May 4, 2004, 362/192;
362/202 - Shake Light?
1184056 |
Self Conatined Generating and Lighting Unit, H.R. Van Derenter, May 23 1916 |
3100292 |
Vibration Pickup, Warner, Jan 1960 PM and coils - magnets arranged wrong
|
3129347 |
MAGNETO-ELECTRIC MOTION DETECTING, Tullio Tognola (Bendix), July 1960
Tognola - magnet suspended by other PMs
|
3149254 |
Linear Motor or Generator, Carter, Sep 1964,
|
3453573 |
TEMPERATURE
COMPENSATED TRANSDUCER, Kyle,
Apr 1966 - linear mass and spring
|
3696251 |
Method of Generating Electricity, Last, Oct 1972 - weight PM springs wave motion, etc
|
3736448 |
displacement Transducer, Hebel,
May 1973 |
3933535 |
Method for
producing large and/or complex permanent magnet structures, Becker (GE),
Jan 1976 |
3984707 |
Spring
return linear signal generator, McClintock,
Oct 1976, 310/15 ; 310/30
2813988
3542495
3430120
3119940
1619677
|
4114305 |
Illuminated Fish Lure, Andrew M. Wohlert
Sep 1978 43/176;
310/15;
310/25;
315/130- magnet, coil LEDs
|
4140932 |
Pulse
generator, Andrew M. Wohlert, Feb 20, 1979
Feb 1979 - see 4114305 |
4605994 |
Flash
lamp, Krieg
August 1986 |
4680682 |
Micro-flashlight |
July 1987 |
Parker |
4709176 |
|
November 1987 |
Ridley et al. |
4777582 |
|
October 1988 |
Sharrah |
4803605 |
|
February 1989 |
Schaller et al. |
4870550 |
|
September 1989 |
Uke |
5008575 |
|
April 1994 |
Maglica |
5347186 |
|
September 1994 |
Konotchick |
5578877 |
|
November 1996 |
Tiemann |
5975714 |
|
November 1999 |
Vetorino et al. |
6220719 |
|
April 2001 |
Vetorino et al. |
6841941
Brightness
controllable flashlights, SureFire
6991360
Flashlight
with a light source aligned with a reflector axis, Mag Instrument
7083299 Flashlight having
convex-concave lens, Aug 1, 2006, 362/188;
362/308;
362/311 -three lens optical system
Citations
1478282 |
Flashlight, Robert Hunter, Dec 18 1923, 362/187 ; 362/191- adjustable lens to lamp distance |
1524205 |
Electric Lamp, J. Papke, Jan 27, 1924, 362/208 340/321 362/191 - adjustable glass cap allows beam or area illumination |
1591627 |
Handlamp, N.M. Hopkins (National Carbon Co), Jul 6 1926, 362/203 ; 362/208; 429/97; 43/17.5- 2 inline AA lamp holder is reflector (how do they form the sheetmetal?) |
1595146 |
Flash Lamp, Ford, (French Battery Co), Aug 10 1926, 362/203 - spring holds lamp away from battery until cap is screwed tighter |
1603272 |
1603272 Focusing Head Searchlight, R.M. Eaton (Niagara Searchlight Co ), Oct 19 1926, 362/187 ; 362/202- cylindrical screw base bulb many patents call this one |
2249689 |
Flashligh, Albert Gelardin Jul 15 1941, 362/203 ; 362/208 - spring holds 112 lamp away from battery until tail cap is turned in |
2313356 |
Flashlight Attachment, Fred M. New, Mar 9 1943, 362/280 ; 362/202 - blackout dim filter |
2347532 |
Flashlight, Michel N. Yardeny (American Type), Apr 25 1944, 200/60 ; 362/205 - blackout, switch light on when pointing down
|
2435689 |
Flashlight, McCabe (M. Kessler), Feb 10 1948, 362/203 - designed to be made on a screw machine, i.e. the first of machined lights |
3535282 |
FLASHLIGHT WITH AUTOMATIC
TIME-DELAY CUT-OFF SWITCH |
Oct 1970 |
3800136 |
VARIABLE INTENSITY BATTERY
OPERATED LIGHT |
Mar 1974 |
4577263 |
Miniature flashlight |
Mar 18, 1986 |
4605994 |
Flash lamp |
Aug 12, 1986 |
4623957 |
Battery powered auxiliary
lighting fixture with a timer |
Nov 18, 1986 |
4875147 |
Delayed action
flashlight |
Oct 17, 1989 |
4947291 |
Lighting device |
Aug 7, 1990 |
5138538 |
Self-extinguishing
flashlight |
Aug 11, 1992 |
5351330 |
Laser diode-lens
alignment |
Sep 27, 1994 |
5422798 |
Flashlight switch |
Jun 6, 1995 |
5594433 |
Omni-directional LED
lamps |
Jan 14, 1997 |
5630661 |
Metal arc flashlight |
May 20, 1997 |
5838024 |
Light emitting diode array
and optical image forming apparatus with light emitting diode array |
Nov 17, 1998 |
5865529 |
Light emitting diode lamp
having a spherical radiating pattern |
Feb 2, 1999 |
6007218 |
Self-contained laser
illuminator module |
Dec 28, 1999 |
6013985 |
Sealed solar-powered light
assembly |
Jan 11, 2000 |
6086220 |
Marine safety light |
Jul 11, 2000 |
6095661 |
Method and apparatus for an
L.E.D. flashlight |
Aug 1, 2000 |
6142650 |
Laser flashlight |
Nov 7, 2000 |
6220719 |
Renewable energy
flashlight |
Apr 24, 2001 |
6249089 |
Intelligent electrical device
comprising microchip |
Jun 19, 2001 |
6296367 |
Rechargeable flashlight with
step-up voltage converter and recharger therefor |
Oct 2, 2001 |
6736531 |
Reading light with shutoff
timer |
May 18, 2004 |
7152995 Flashlight, Leonard T. Chapman (Chapman/Leonard Ent), Dec 26, 2006, 362/206;
362/205;
362/802 - turett holds three lens rotate in front of 5mm LED
Walleye 2 D Cell Flash Light Eveready 2639?
![Wall Eye 2 D Cell Flash Light](Images/FlashLite2DWallEyes.jpg) |
![Wall Eye 2 D Flash Light Lens & Circuit Closure](Images/FlashLite2DWallEyeLnsw1s.jpg)
|
Wall Eye 2 D Cell Flash Light No marking on brass battery cap
|
Switch & Lens
|
![Gold Stripes is groups of 3 Eveready?](Images/FlashLite2DWallEye3GldStrs.jpg)
|
![Wall Eye 2 D Flash Light Lens & Circuit Closure](Images/FlashLite2DWallEyeLnsw2s.jpg) |
Gold Stripes in Groups of 3 Eveready?
|
Insulating washer on disk |
This Flash Light has no markings.
It uses a glass lens that is NOT it's focal length from the bulb but
instead much closer. In the photo above you can just make
out the broad hot spot about two diameters in front of the lens.
When the lens is moved a couple of inches forward the hot spot is just
a few degrees wide, but it would take a longer tube to hold it
there. So by locating the lens where it is the beam
is something like 100 degress total. Lens has a focal length of
about 1 5/8" but is mounted about 1/2" from the filament. Maybe
this is the wrong lens for this light?
The Lens is convex on the outside and concave on the inside. The inside is also recessed.
The circuit close/break is done in a way that's similar to the Eveready
Pocket Flash Lights, that's to say the switch has one side grounded to
the case, so the switch in the picture is making contact with the
case. The reflector, bulb holder has a disk connected to the
threaded part of the bulb but that is insulated from the metal
reflector (and case). The center of the bulb makes contact with
the positive battery terminal. The switch connects the case to
the disk. The conducting disk as half of a switch where the other
half is the sliding part and the use of an adjacent insulating disk so
that the metalic reflector does not connect the lamp base to the flash
lite case is used in the following National Carbon Co patents:
1157395, 1226634, 1312220, 13315262, 1388165 and probably others.
If this was a depression era flash light then the use of a single rivet
to attach the switch surly was a cost saving compared to other switch
designs that use 3 , 4 or more rivets, with there associated holes and
installation labor.
The body was black and there were gold stripes in groups of three
running parallel to the long axis. The head was plated, maybe
Nickel and the battery brass battery cap was black.
What Goes Wrong
As received it was DOA for function, but the lamp is good (although
impossible to remove). The problem was corrosion at the
joints. After dissambely and scrubbing all metal surfaces with
Renaissance Metal De-Corroder and a through rinse under warm tap watter
and a good drying including some canned air, it now is functional.
May Baby Torch
This
is my first attempt at using an external flash as the main light and
the camera flash for fill plus a light box made from a Priority mail
carton and some printer paper. I'm happy with the result, taking
photos of glass or mirrors is difficult.
Cap marked: May Baby Torch, May Mfg Co, Pasadena Calif.
Switch marked: Made in U.S. A. and Pat. Apl'd For.
You can see that the forward part of the lens has a flat on the inside
and that part acts like a lens and focuses the light in a forward beam
that's rather wide. To get a narrow beam the glass would need to
be maybe an inch forward of where it is, so the intent was to just
brighten the forward light a little. The rest of the glass is not
a lens and just lets the light out for low even illumination all around.
So far haven't found a patent for this light, if you have the patent number let me know.
There is an lamp extender. It has an E10 socket on one end and an E10 plug on the other. It's about 1/2" long.
Niagara Searchlight Co
![Niagara Searchlight Electric Lighting Device 1908330](Images/NiagaraFlashlights.jpg)
994094
Portable Lamp Apparatus, R.M. Eaton (prior to Niagara?), May 360 1911,
fireman head mounted light, with seperate belt worn battery pack.
1094839 Flash Light Device, R.M. Eaton (Niagara Searchlight Co ), Apr 28 1914,
362/205 ; 340/321- short prevention
This the the patent referenced on most of the Niagara lights. The wording in the patent and the class numbers
362/205: Illumination / Self Powered Lamp . Cylindrical .. with switch
340/321: Communications Electrical / Systems . Portable Self Contained
Both are addressing the short prevention aspect of the patent.
D55253 Adapter Head for Flashlights, R.M. Eaton, May 25, 1920,
D26/113
1399545 Flashlight, R.M. Eaton, Dec 6, 1921,
362/208 - the use of tubular rivits (now called eyelets) not focusing.
1464382 Electric Lamp, R.M. Eaton (A.L. Schellhammer), Aug 7 1923,
362/289 ; 362/110 - lamp clips to revolver barrel, battery at end of wire.
1518575
Focusing Hand Searchlight, R.M. Eaton, Dec 9 1924,
362/187 ; 340/321; 362/205; 362/207
From hear on the focusing feature is on all the Niagra products.
The lamp shown at left is focused by rotating the threaded ring.
1537340 Process for Assembling Battery Cells, RICHARD MAX EATON, May 12, 1925,
29/623.2
1603272 Focusing Head Searchlight, R.M. Eaton (Niagara Searchlight Co ), Oct 19 1926,
362/187 ; 362/202- cylindrical screw base bulb many patents call this one
1659864 Switch for Electric Flash Lights, R.M. Eaton, Feb 21, 1928,
200/60 ; 362/205 -
1689382 Electric Flash Light, R.M. Eaton, Oct 30 1928,
362/191 ; D26/37- button loop added to cap
1908330 Electric Lighting Device, R.M. Eaton (Niagara Searchlight Co ), May 9 1933,
362/187-
spot or flood beam bicycle type rectangular Springs push
the reflector forward and the bezel is screwed in or out to change the
beam.
The "Chestlite" seems to have military type straps and buckles yet the
1931 amde in peace time, maybe under contract to the Army. Patent
does not cover strap loops.
It's not clear what type of battery or lamp is used in this light.
1914970 Portable Electric Illuminating Device, R.M. Eaton (Niagara
Searchlight Co ) Jun 20 1933, - Batteries are tall vertical and each is
3 volts. Either one can be connected or they both can be
connected in parallel.
1932102 Electric Illuminating Device, R.M. Eaton (Niagara Searchlight Co ), Osc 24 1934,
362/187- allows getting either a flood or spot beam by adding a second reflector over the first reflector.
2420152 Flashlight, Charles E. Wohler, May 6, 1947,
362/191 - penlight
2425274 Flashlight, Lewis G. Sherwood, Aug 5, 1947,
362/190 362/196 - two side by side cells
References:
1373611 Portable Electric Light, D.L. Graff, Apr 5, 1921, 362/197 ; 429/99- looks like roll film camera
1348128 Electrical Connection, John H. George (Hawthorne Co), Jul 27, 1920, 362/197 ; 429/97 - two No. 6 Dry Cells - looks like Grether fire fighting lantern
2420634 Electric Lantern, C.E. Wohler, May 13 1947,
362/190 ; 362/197 - two each No. 6 Dry Cell
2425274 Flashlight, Lewis G. Sherwood, Aug 5, 1947,
362/190 ; 362/196 - two vertical D cells, plastic case, raising handle turns on,
References:
1373611 Portable Electric Light, D. L. GRAFF (National Carbon Co), Apr 5, 1921, 362/197 ; 429/99 - looks like camera
1348128 Electrical Connection, JOHN H. GEORGE (Hawthorne Co), Jul 27, 1920, 362/197 ; 429/97 - two No. 6 Dry Cells
![Niagara 3 D Flaslight Searchlight](Images/Niagara3D12-6-21OAs.jpg)
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3 D Cell
Patent Dates:
4-9-14 ??? (maybe date 1094839 was accepted?)
12-6-21 = 1399545
Threaded head joint next to body focuses lamp.
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![Niagar 3 D cell Falshlight Searchlight head off](Images/Niagara3D112-6-21HOs.jpg)
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With head off it provides broad area lighting.
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![Niagara 3 D cell Flashlight Searchlight has lamp storage](Images/Niagara3D12-6-21SLs.jpg)
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Lamp Storage in cap.
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![Niagara 3 D cell Flashlight Searchlight end cap](Images/Niagara3Dcaps.jpg)
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Patent date on cap is April 28, 1914 = 1094839
and on body
Patent Dates:
4-9-14 this may be a typo, there were no patents
issued April 8 through April 13 1914.
12-6-21 = 1399545
even though there's a dent it works fine.
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![Niagara two Horizontal D cell Lantern on](Images/Niagara-L1Ons.jpg)
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Two horizontal D cells.
Turning ring around glass lens focuses lamp.
It's on in the photo.
After installing a couple of batteries checked the normal lamb brightness and it was working, but not overly bright.
After installing the E10LED (above, on LED page) the brightness was dramatically higher and the focusing was able to bring it to a spot.
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![Niagra two horizontal D Lantern](Images/Niagara-L1IBks.jpg)
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Patented May 9 1923 No. 1908330
Insert two regular flashlight
batteries as indicated. The cor-
rect bulb to use is No. 14.
To focus turn glass holder
ring to right or left until
smallext beam of light
is secured.
A sturdy electric lantern with a
thrusand uses around the house,
in the car, camping, travelling, etc.
Always have one of these little
lanterns within reach of your bed
at night.
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![Niagra Chestlite patent 1908330](Images/1908330Bks.jpg) |
The "Chestlite" seems to have military type straps and buckles yet the
1931 application date maybe means made in peace time, maybe under contract to the Army. Patent 1908330 does
not cover straps.
1825088 Combined Safety Light and Illuminating Lamp, Powell (not assigned), Sep29 1931, 362/108
; 429/98 - covers a lamp head on the chest held with straps and a
seperate battery pack on belt. Niagrar must have bought this
patent. This light is identical to the above red Niagara except
for the metal loops for the chest straps.
Appears to be new old stock.
Label: "Chestlite"
Universal Flashlight Co Inc, Washington, D.C.
The eyelet above the switch is a screw on the red Niagara, so the screw is probably
a user repair.
2320193 Combined Safety Light and Illuminating Lamp, Powell , May 25 1943
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Pocket Flash Lights & Vest Pocket F.L.
246794 Pocket Lamp and Friction Lighter Combined, T. Lawrence, A.C. Stratton & J.M. Wolf, Sep 6, 1881,
426/494
; 203/41 - the oldest patent I've found with "pocket lamp" in the
title. It's interesting that these were called lamps
and not lighters. The next generation used a wheel holding a
number of flints which when spun would shower sparks on the wick.
The newest oil burners used a cylindrical package sort of like two
lipstick tubes with a square block in the center. When you pulled
them apart you were stretching a spring and opening a window that
admitted one BB sized flash bang pellet. When you let go the
pellet was jammed into serrated jaws making a lot of sparks and
lighting a wick fed oil from the opposite lipstick tube.
You can see the family resemblance with the electric versions.
Pocket Flash Lights have a similarity to bicycle lights, but are much smaller and the lamp is usually pointing
up rather than forward.
They were made in different sizes,
where the design is the same for all of them.
The tab type unit cell 1.5 Volt battery has an appearance like
that 4.5 Volt bicycle unit cell, but it's only 1.5 Volts and smaller.
The narrow Pocket Flash Light uses an eyelet instead of the rivet at
(11), the contact in made by bending the spring (10) rather than the
stud (7) and the slide switch (13) has open ends which cost much less
to make than the closed end version used on the patent style light.
The table
above of
Prismatic
(unit cell) batteries does NOT include any Pocket Flash Light
cells. Both of the Eveready Pocket Flash Lights uses a 2
cell battery with the factory lamp rated for 2.5 Volts.
![Conrad Hubert Pocket Flash Light Patent Fig 1 & 2](Images/1047525_Pprtable_Electric_Light_Fig1-2s.jpg)
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![Eveready Pocket Flash Lights & Pocket Amp Meter](Images/ErPck1-2-3-Ams.jpg)
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![Eeready No. 3 Pocket Flash Light On](Images/PL3ons.jpg)
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Pocket Flash Light Patent by Conrad Hubert
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No. 3 and two other Pocket Flashlights & Pocket Amp Meter for testing No. 6 Dry Cells
all by Eveready
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Mystery Pocket Flash Light
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![Eveready Pocket Flash Light with it's No. 750 battery](Images/ER-PFL-No750s.jpg)
Note at bottom of Pocket Flash Light
EVEREADY is stamped and is the only mark on it
The No. 750 battery is a prefect fit
in the narrow Pocket Flash Light above right.
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![Eveready Pocket Flash Light Top](Images/ER-PFL750Tops.jpg)
Top of Eveready Pocket Flash Light
Top button is to open clam shell case
Bottom slide button is on-off switch.
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![Mystery Pocket Flash Light Top](Images/VanityPFLtop2s.jpg)
![Mystery Pocket Flash Light Open](Images/VanityPFLopn3s.jpg)
Mystery Pocket Flash Light
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754694 Electric Pocket Lamp, Angelica E. Post, Filed: Dec 30, 1903, Issued:Mar 15 1904,
362/201 ; 200/60; 429/97 - Oldest patent in class 362/201
Has the look and feel of the Eveready unit with very similar case and lamp mounting.
762720 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Filed: Jan 25, 1904, Issued: Jun 14 1904, 362/201 ; 200/60; 429/97-
ramp button with lens, uses two cells the same length and a shorter
center cell to make room for the lamp. Insulating case, series
connected cells for 4.5 volts. Special bulb with reflective
coating and no top protrusion.
![Eveready patents 754694 & 762720 "Ever Ready Light"](Images/ER-Mar15-1904PFLas.jpg)
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![Red Button on 1904 Ever Ready Light](Images/ER-Mar15-1904PFLsws.jpg)
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Battery door marked: Ever Ready Light
Patented March 15 1904 June 14 1904 |
Button is red glass but it's mounted in a cup so no light
from the lamp can shine through.
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![Eveready Pocket Flash Lights](Images/ERPFLdec171912x2Engs.jpg)
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Pocket Flashlight on the right is:
3" tall x 1 3/8" wide x 0.75" thick.
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Both marked Eveready pat. Dec. 17, 1912 (i.e. 1047525)
Engraved has lamp with white plaster of paris
engraved 2.24 V JAPAN
2.5" tall, x 1.25" wide x 0.75" thick
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777510 Portable Light, Conrad Hubert, Filed: Jul 21, 1904, Issued: Dec 13 1904,
362/201 - two long & one center short battery to clear lamp.
818449 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Apr 24 1906,
362/200 ; 200/60 - Pocket Flash Lights of small size
835529 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Nov 132 1906,
362/201 ; 200/52R; D26/37 - whisky flask Pocket Flash Light
There is a lens above the body and top mounted switch beside lens
Case could be fiberboard and uses end caps.<>
Unit tab type battery
880703 Battery, George M. Wheeler,
429/159 ; 206/705; 429/178 - Pocket Flash Light, one cell can be cut out and replaced
881264 Electric Signal Device, Elias Schermerhorn, Mar 1908,
340/321 340/815.73 362/194 - a pocket flash light with a (Sounder)fitted to allow both visual and audatory signals
916833 Pocket Electric Incandecent Lamp, Fritz Blau (Gasgluhlight), Mar 1909,
362/203 ; 429/96 - later he workrd for GE
1035879 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Aug 20, 1912,
362/201 ; 200/60 - sort of a toggle swith with large range of motion to allow for different battery tab locations
1047525 Portable Electrical Light, Conrad Hubert, December 17, 1912, 362/208 ;
200/60; 362/201 - Pocket Flash Light
In the group photo above the wider Pocket Flash Light is exactly like
the one in the patent. It uses a rivet (11) to attach the switch
spring (10) to the casing (1). Also the contact is made by a
cylindrical contact stud (7). Also the proportions match Fig 1 of
the patent.
1068088 Portable Electric Lamp, F.C. Smith (Waterbury Mfg Co), Jul 22 1913,
200/60 ; 200/551; 362/204 - looks like Conrd's 2 AA pocket light
1074377 Electric Pocket Lamp, Emil Neudorffer, Sep 30, 1913,
362/200
- lamp between two cylindrical cells.
Maybe a wood block shaped to fit
the cells and lamp, then packaged in a watch case or other outline
1075827 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Oct 1913,
200/60 ; 200/549; 362/200; 362/201 - Exterior slide switch and interior lever to have more motion
Pocket Flash Light Batteries
![Vest Pocket Battery](Images/Vest_Pocket_Battery.jpg)
This is the battery with tabs shape that's used on most of these Pocket Flash Lights.
1284583 Apparatus for Making Battery Wrappers, Charles Burgess (Burgess Batt Co), Nov 12 1918, 493/175 ; 493/153 - for pocket FL
1358717 Flash Light Battery, N.D. Forbes (Winchester), Nov 16, 1920, 429/156
; 429/185- for use in "Vest Pocket" and "Cigarette Case" Flash
Lights. This is only a process imporvement relating to the wax
that covers the top of the cells.
1398366 Dry Cell, H. De Olaneta (Winchester), Nov 29 1921, 429/82 ; 429/130; 429/172 - for PFL
1402285 Manufacture of Primary Cells, H. De Olaneta (Winchester), Jan 3, 1922, 252/182.1 - for PFL depolarizer
1430726 Manufacture of Dry Cells, H. De Olaneta (Winchester), Oct 3 1922 -
1430727 Manufacture of Dry Cells, H. De Olaneta (Winchester), Oct 3 1922
1488908 Dry Cell, H. De Olaneta (Winchester), Apr 1, 1924, 429/134 ; 429/201; 429/224 - method ot use amorphorus depolerizer instead of crystaline
1511271 Method of Encreasing Life of Dry Cells, H. De Olaneta (Winchester), Oct 14, 1924, 429/52 ; 429/118; 429/166; 429/201 - impurities in zinc makes holes
1518637 Dry Cell, H. De Olaneta (Winchester), Dec 9, 1924,
1518638 Dry Cell, H. De Olaneta (Winchester), Dec 9, 1924,
1176468 Flash Light Battery Container, Harry M. Koretzky, Mar 21 1916, 429/65 ; 206/524.5; 429/167 - Paper doll cutout to make tabed 2 AA battery
1937045 Electric Battery, Schulte (Burgess Batt Co), Nov 28 1933, 429/159 - for Burgess Snap-Lite
1937046 Electric Battery, Schulte & Zook (Burgess Batt Co), Nov 28 1933, 429/159 -
for pocket or hand flash lights
Refeences:
1701093 Battery Hand Lamp, J.S. Zook (Burgess Batt Co) - Snap-Lite
1653800 Dry Cell, H. De Olaneta (Winchester), Dec 27, 1927,429/172 - PFL batt - division of 1398366 - cell closure allows gas to escape
2496709 Flat Primary Battery and Cell Unit, Albert Gelardin, Feb 7 1950, 429/155 ; 429/162 - not sure if for flashlight or radio B battery
Pocket and Similar Patents
951592 Cigarette-case, Chatellier, Mar 8 1910, 206/263 ; 206/256 - may be the first use of this type of latch, like on the Franco
1122777
1060615 Combined Vest Pocket Pencil and Pen Holder and Eelectric Light, E.A. Metcalf, May 6 1913, 362/118 ; 200/60; 24/11CC; 24/11R- uses the tab contact battery
1074376 Electric Pocket Lamp, E. Neudorffer, Sep 30 1913, 362/196362/196 ; 200/60; 429/97 - pocket watch case, rotating front vs back is switch oldest patent in
1083520 Portable Electric Light, Charles F. Burgess, Jan 6, 1914, 362/204- cylindrical Pocket Flash Light
1091778 Egg Tester, WALTER K. STEBBINS, Mar 31, 1914, 356/67
- uses Conrad's 762720 patent but uses a spring loaded lamp holder that
turns on the Pocket Flash Lamp when an egg is pressed on top
1093144 Portable Electric Lamp, W.J. Monaghan (Waterbury Mfg Co), Apr 14, 1914, 362/208 ; 362/201 - Pocket Flash Light
1093287 Electric Cap Light, A.B. Neff, Apr 14 1914, 362/194 ; D26/38- cute cap/reflector just slides on cell, no switch no insulators, minimalist
1107646 Electric Switch, B. Benedict (Beacon Minature Electric Co), Aug 18, 1914, 200/60 ; 200/551; 362/204 - says objects in pocket can press button on Conrad's patent light causing the battery to go flat.
1127856 Pocket Lamp, C.A. Boehm, Feb 9 1915, 362/196 200/60 - screw base lamp parallel to top surface with hole beside bulb that's a cylinder minimum volume
1134977 Pocket Flash Light, H.H. & H.T. Hipwell, Apr 6, 1915, 362/201 ; 200/60; 340/321 -
case has raised switch housing, hinged battery door, bare lamp
1144087 Adjustable Holder for Pocket Electric Lamps, D.W.S. Adler (Metalyte Co), Jun 22 1915 248/217.1 ; 224/182; 24/13; 248/126; 362/191; 362/388- holds pocket light on hinged bracket
Pistol Flash Lights
These are a sub class of Pocket Flash Lights
![1184760 Pocket Flash Light](Images/1184760s.jpg)
784227 Search-light for revolvers or other firearms, Byeon G. Riblet, Mar 7 1905, 362/114 -uses "pocket-flash" battery
933095 Flash-Light, DOSIER H. MOSTELLER (MOSTELLER Mfg Co), Sep 7 1909, 356/247 ; 362/110; 42/131- lamp under revolver barrel
1098085 Pistol Flash Light, Joseph Block (Interstate Electric Novelty Co), May 26 1914, 362/112 ; 200/60; 310/69; 340/321; 600/249 -
1098628 Pistol Flash-Light, Henry Hyman, (Interstate Electric Novelty Co), Jun 2 1914, 362/112 ; 362/196; D26/45-
1118467 Pistol Flash Light, Joseph Block (Interstate Electric Novelty Co), Nov 24, 1914, 362/112 ; 362/196 - clam shell uses pocket Flash Light battery
1361071 Toy Pistol, G. J. KIERSTEAD, Dec 7, 1920, 42/54 ; D21/574 - not flashlight, snap or cap toy
1511046 Flash Light, E.R. Barnay (Franco), Oct 7 1924, 362/184 ; 362/200- pocket light with lamp at each end & with sheet metal wiring
1160518 Pocket Flash-light, Anker S. Lyhne, Nov 16 1915, 362/112 - more reliable and fewer parts
1160519 Case for Pocket Flash-lights, Anker S. Lyhne, Nov 16 1915, 362/201 -
1184760
Pocket Flash Light, A.S. Lyhne (Franco?), May 30, 1916, 362/112 - photo at above
of gun shaped. It also used the battery with the two tab
contacts.
![Pistol Flashlight 2 C Cell](Images/Pistol2C-Flashlights.jpg)
This is a two C cell pistol flash light. The only marking I've found is "Made in U.S.A." under the barrel.
If you know what it is please let me know.
One of these on eBay had a decal on the grip area just below the barrel that said "Old Fort Niagara".
Maybe these were made by Niagara?
2536484 Pistol Type Flashlight with Trigger Actuated Switch, Robert J. Avery, Jan 2 1951, 362/112 -
uses three unit cells (?size)
References:
1160518 Pocket Flash-light, Anker S. Lyhne, Nov 16 1915
1338239 Searchlight-Firearm, JOSEPH MATYS, Apr 27 1920, 362/114 - real revolver with raw lamp under barrel
2041843 Electric Pocket Lamp, Benjamin Daniel Lifschitz (E. Singer), May 26 1936 ,362/201 - can use individual cells or tab type battery Austria
2385639 Flashlight, C. S. PACKER (Justrite Mfg Co), Sep 25 1945, 362/196 ; 362/197 - very compact 3 cell F.L. (no references)
2588036 Toy Pistol, O'Quinn, Mar 4 1952, 446/407 ; 362/112; 446/473 - to sound like pistol & have flashing light
References:
689547 Illuminator for Firearms, FRANK D. JAMES, Dec 24 1901,
362/113 ; 42/146 - raw lamp under revolver barrel, switch button on trigger, battery in grip
876088 Electric Pistol, ERNST OSWALD PFEIL, Jan 7 1908,
42/54 ; 340/321; 362/112; 42/106; 446/401 - raw lamp inside barrel/tube, cylinder is battery
945610 Toy Gun, JOHN C. ROTERMTTND, Jan 4, 1910,
446/407 - many triggers in wheel that snap a flat spring to make noise used in 2588036
1096726 Pocket Lantern, WILHELM KNOPF, May 12 1914,
362/112 ; 340/321; D26/47 - pistol shape, flat spring snaps and light comes on
1129871 Electric Pocket Lamp, SAID WEISS, Mar 2, 1915,
362/112 - combines a crok shooter and raw lamp flash of light, pocket F.L. battery
2007082 Marksmanship Practicing Means, Charles W. Griffith (Rayolite Rifle Range Co), Jul 2 1935,
362/112 ; 200/37R; 200/52R; 362/394; 463/51 -
Rifle shape, but can also be
pistol. Each pull of the trigger makes a very brief flash of
light which if it hits a photocell counts as a hit.
Used in carnival shooting galleries. The ratchet wheel may also count shots?
2593942 Pistol type Flashlight having seperate Casting parts and Trigger operated Switch, Van Vliet , Apr 22 1952, 362/112 ; 362/802; D26/47 -
streamlined shape (rocket?)
References:
1835233 Pistol Light, ANKER S. LYHNE (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Dec 8, 1931,
362/112 ; 43/17; D26/45 -
sheetmetal stamping, cylindrical cells in barrel/tube, not pocket light type battery
2209702 Switch, Francis B. Meginniss, Jul 30 1940,
362/205 ; 200/568; 200/60 - rotational inertia turns light on or off
Reference:
1948728 Switch, Francis B. Meginniss, Feb 27, 1934, 200/60 ; 200/302.1; 200/DIG.9; 362/205; 362/310 - sealed inside
2399921 Electric Lamp, A.D. Dircksen, May 7, 1946,
362/208 - parachute marker lightE
2928190 Electric Target Practice Apparatus with TIme Delay Fixing Means , Llewellyn W. Evans, Mar 15 1960, 434/21 -
rifle shape with 2 lens optical
projection. adjustable time delay to simulat time of flight of round,
retrofit to real gun for solider training
References:
2007082 Marksmanship Practicing Means, Charles W. Griffith (Rayolite Rifle Range Co), Jul 2 1935
2032497 error in # XXXXXX
2287429 Electric Shooting Range, Hooker, Jun 23 1942,
463/52 ; 362/112 -
2710754 Light Actuated Target Apparatus, R Varney, Jun 14 1955,
463/50 ; 362/112; 368/3; 463/51 - markenship training, amusument
References:
2135667 XXXXXX
2181948
2188263
2241670
2269258
2309614
2310084
2404653
3104478 Hit Indicator Apparatus, Strauss (Aircraft Armaments Inc), Sep 24 1963, 434/22 ; 250/342; 340/10.5; 342/53 - solider training
Shooter transmits an omnicirectional
radio pulse coded signal and all targets that would be hurt by that
type weapon respond with an IR pulsed signal. The shooter has a 3
lens optical IR sensor boresighted with the barrel so only a traget
that was aimed at would count as a hit.
References:
1379166 XXXXXXXX
2007082
2032588
2042174
2442240
2628836
2845619
2968877
1186852 Switch Portable Lamp, G.B. Slocum (Waterbury Mfg Co), Jun 13 1916, 200/60 ; 200/332.2; 362/205 - pocket flash light switch is a small modifiecation of Conrad's
Franco Dec 29 1914 Pocket Flashlight
![Franco Pocket Flashlight Trademark 1914](Images/FrankoTM12291914s.jpg)
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![Franko patent 1186852 Pocket Flashlight](Images/Franko1186852s.jpg)
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1122777 Electric Switch, A.S. Lyhne (Franco?), Dec 29 1914, 200/60 362/205 - clamshell PFL
The switch is an improvement on the type that depends on one of the battery tabs, which may be bent or twisted.
Also uses the cigarette lighter case type of latch where the edge of
the sheet metal spring is the button. On the opposite part
there's just an inward dimple that gets held by the rectangular
opening in the latch sheet metal. The round object just to
the right of the latch is a rivit holding the latch-spring in place.
The reflector is a seperate part that has been soldered to the top case.
Overall size 3 3/4 x 2 3/4 x 1 thick. AA cells are way too
small, probably uses what's called a 3 "B" cell battery pack.
Lamp is glowing dimly at 1.5 V and 200 ma.
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D47870 Pocket Flash Light, H.M. Koretzky, Sep 21, 1915, D26/38 ; D10/31 - not clear if it's a combined pocket watch and flash light or just has a face like a flash light.
1146628 Portable Electric Light, I. Koretzky (L.J. Morrison), Jul 13, 1913, 362/208 ; 362/201 -gets around 1047525 by using a screw for the switch, otherwise a copy
1147859 Emergency Lamp and Box Therefore, ISIDOR GOLDBERG, Jul 27, 1915, 362/375 ; 362/394; 362/802 -
Pocket Flash Light behind "break glass to get light" box might be mounted in elevator
1150066 Pocket Flash-Light, F.M. Resenfeld (Import Sales Co), Aug 17 1915, 362/191 ; 362/206 - single AA cylindrical
1153420 Push and Pinch Contact for Flash-lights, A. Brody, Sep 14, 1915, 362/206 ; 200/536; 200/60; 200/61.58R -
1155249 Flash-Light, H.M. Koretzky, Sep 28, 1915, 362/195 ; 200/60 - in pocket watch case
" RE14088 Flash-Light, H.M. Koretzky, Mar 14 1916, 362/196 ; 362/205; 362/206 - special two cell battery
1160519 Case for Pocket Flash Lights, A.S. Lyhne, Nov 16, 1915, 362/201 - metal housing with no corners
1168241 Flash Light, Bernard Benedict (Beacon Minature Electric Co), Sep 8 1914, 200/60 ; 200/549; 362/205 - sliding switch contact is circle with gap for battery tab, will work when tab is bent.
1185978 Electric Hand Lamp, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Labratories), Jun 6, 1916, 362/201 ; 43/17.5 - more reliable connection between lamp and unit battery
1187121 Electric Pocket Flash Light, E. Alschuler (Interstate
Electric Novelty Co), Jun 13, 1916, 362/205 - insulating optical
reflector to prevent external shorts. AA Lens &
Reflector
1187104 Electric Pocket Flash Light, C.J. Sagebrecht (Interstate Electric Novelty Co), Jun 13 1916, 362/208 ; 362/204 - reflector and lens cylindrical
1187105 Electric Pocket Flash Light, C.J. Sagebrecht (Interstate Electric Novelty Co), Jun 13 1916, 362/204 ; 200/60- another short prevention scheme
1187574 Portable Electrical Light, C. Wachtel (Interstate Electric Novelty Co), ( Jun 20 1916, 362/201- similar to eveready, different switch
1198239 Electric Flash Light, H.M. Koretzky, Sep 12 1916, - ref 1155249 - in pocket watch case
1200366 Battery Lamp, Kerlin (National Carbon Co), Oct 3 1916, 362/189 ; 362/204 - combined cells and/or cells & lamp
1201550 Flash-Light, F.W. Brush, Oct 17 1916, 362/202 ; 600/248- dentist mirror & light
1216979 Combined Flash0Light and Toilet Article, A Freed, Feb 20 1917, 362/142 ; 132/316; 362/321- pocket flash light with variable azimuth light beam & mirror
1202498 Illuminated Blank Book, Findley, Oct 24 1916, 362/99 ; 362/155 - battery and lamp along spine
1220634 - insulating cylindrical
1122424 Portable Electric Light, C.J. Sagebrecht (Interstate Electric Novelty Co), 362/196 ; 200/60- clamshell type similar to Eveready
1211121 Flash Lamp, EVERETT, Jan 2 1917, 362/197- narrow pocket FL that can illuminate the tone arm on a record player
1211976 Novelty Device,J.R. Spencer & J.L. Ross , Jan 9 1917, 362/157 ; 116/35R; 200/DIG.2; 340/321; D11/207 - lighted pin or button
1212907
Battery Lamp, W. R. Clymer (National Carbon Co.), Jan 16, 1917, 362/201
; 362/295 - a resistor to drop voltage of fresh battery
1226727 Pocket Flash Light, C. Wachtel, May 22 1917, 362/196 ; D26/37 - looks like a small book & uses the tab contact battery.
D52593, A Case for a Flash-Light, C. Wachtel, Oct 15 1918, D26/46 - looks like a book
1226728 Pocket Flash Light, C. Wachtel,May 22, 1917, 362/204 ; 200/60 - consecutive patent numbers
1236132 Pencil-Light, Altman, Aug 7 1917, 362/184 ; 362/1 - lamp sticks out the side and has a reflector to pencil point
1238850 Portable Electric Light, G.W. Wacker, (National Carbon Co), Sep 4 1917, - calls 1157395 and 1220634
cylindrical reflector & lens, uses Eveready disk in switch circuit
1239078 Flash Light, B. Benedict (Beacon Minature Electric Co), Sep 4 1917, 362/196 ; 200/60- uses the tab contact battery looks like pocket watch almost bankrupt them
1241071 Portable Electric Light, W.H. Zachmann (National Carbon Co), Sep 25 1917, - side by side AA Pocket Flash Light
side hinges to open, but not clam shell ,i.e. not on center line, more like a door
1246042 Flash-Light, B. Benedict (Beacon Minature Co), Nov 13 1917, 362/201 ; 340/321- Pocket Flash Light, unit cell, hinged lid holds lens over lamp
1246225 Portable Electric Light, B. Benedict, (National Carbon Co), Nov 13 1917, 362/191 ; 200/60; 362/197- tab type battery use by soldiers, belt loop closes using glove snap fastners
1254114 Portable Electric Light, B. Benedict, (National Carbon Co), Jan 22 1918, 362/205 ; 200/60 - not pocket, uses very long cylindrical cell
1257382 Indirect Illumination, HENRY G. O NEILL, Feb 26, 1918, 362/142 ; 362/187 -
1262270 Pocket Lamp for Firearms, Schmidt, Apr 9 1918, 362/110 ; 362/184; 362/191 - two lens, one negative and one positive images aiming mark
1263674 Pocket Flash Light, A. Janovsky, Apr 23 1918, - looks like a round of ammunition where the lens is the base end
1265820 Flash (pocket) Light, E.W. Seymour, May 14 1918, 362/206 ; 200/60- long AA
1271390 Buttonhole Electric Light, FRANK THOMAS, Jul 2, 1918, 362/103 ; 340/321 -
1280370 Electric Pocket Lamp, Beckmann (Dring Schneider), Oct 1 1918, 362/199- reflector swivels, lamp has mirror that can be opened to reflect light, hood can narrow beam (W.W. I?)
1282555 Flash Lamp with Extension, W.A. Ericksen, Oct 22 1918, 362/200 - the lamp and reflector but not lens are on extension cord
1282615 Flash Light and Battery, M. Mizrahl, Oct 22, 1918, 362/201 ; 200/60 - lamp on narrow side face & special battery
1283566 Pocket Flash Light, F.M. Rosenfeld (Import Sales Co), Nov 5 1918, 362/191 ; 362/201- uses the tab contact battery
1285382 Pocket Flash Light, C.E. Renshaw, Nov 19 1918, 250/465.1 ; 362/200; 362/84; D26/37 - add phospherence material to aid in finding the PFL in the dark
1287393 Flash-light Holder, Molnar, Dec 10 1918, - holds pocket light on back of hand so you can see as your write
1289113 Lamp, C. Campbell, Dec 13 1918,362/201 - lens on tube with heical focusing thread
1302981 Light-Support, Sheley, May 6 1919, 248/126 ; 248/231.81; 248/231.91; 248/284.1; 362/103; 362/396 - light clips on clothing, battery in pocket
1306740 Flash-Light, H. Bieber, Jun 17 1919, 362/189 362/201- stiff paper housing metal socket minalimist design
1312220 Portable Electric Light, G.W. Wacker (National Carbon Co), Aug 5 1919, 362/204- not pocket, short prevention cylincrical
1312221 Portable Electric Light, G.W. Wacker (National Carbon Co), Aug 5 1919, 362/196 - tabbed battery, sheetmetal wiring like Pocket Light No. 3
uses sheet metal wiring
1315262 Circuit Controler for Flash Lightrs, G.W. Wacker (National
Carbon Co), Sep 9, 1919 - cylindrical lens & reflector probably not
pocket FL
1315457 Portable Electric Light, Bernard Benedict (National Carbon Co has now bought Beacon Electric), Sep 9 1919, 362/135 ; 132/288; 362/199; D26/37; D26/38 vanity case
D213516 Electric Battery Lantern, Herbert J. Ashe (H.J. Ash Co), Mar 11 1969, D26/50 - 1315457 & 2932018
D221895 Casing for an Electric Lamp, Angiband, Sep 14 1971, D26/37 - Ref: D50963, D190054, 1315457
1315816 Pocket Flash Light Battery & Bulb Tester, R.E. Cole -Sep 9, 1919 - is already on this web page
1321026 Combined Flash-Light and Toilet Article, A.N. & O.E. Freed, Nov 1919, 362/196 132/286 D26/38 - mirror on front door, lamp on removagle shelf lens on top and front
1321153 Pocket Flash Light, D.A. Runnion, Nov 11 1919, 362/109 ; 281/51; 362/196 - uses the rectangular battery with tab connections. has flip up cover that acts as reflector
1326983 Portable Electric Light, F. G. Spiers (National Carbon Co), Jan 6, 1920, 362/208- not pocket, insulating cylindrical tube made of fiber
1327017 Electric Pocket Lamp, C. Boltshauser (Phoebus Co, Germany), Jan 6 1920, 362/196 362/202 429/99 D26/37 - small can lamp on top
1346104 Electric Pocket Lamp, C. Boltshauser (Phoebus Co, Germany), Jul 13, 1920 362/196 - top like gabled roof lamp faces forward
1365636 Electric Pocket Lamp, C. Boltshauser (Phoebus Co, Germany), Jan 1921, 362/196 43/17 D26/46 - top like gabled roof lamp faces forward
1377477 Battery Hand Lamp, C. Hambuechen (National Carbon Co), May 10 1921, 362/205 ; 200/60; 362/208- cylindrical single cell reflector & lens
1377646 Flashlight or Battery Hand Lamp, A.W. Wellington (Chase Co), May 10 1921, 362/204- external short prevention, cylindrical lens & reflector offset strips to switch
D58006 Portable Electric Light Support, C.T. Wittstein, May 24, 1921 - holds Eveready or similar Pocket Flash Light
1382912 Insulator, H.H. Hipwell, - cylindrical
1388165 Flashlight, W. Bronie (National Carbon Co), Aug 23 1921, 200/60 ; 362/205; 362/310- Improve patent 1220634
1396828 Hand Lamp, G.D. Gallagher, Nov 15, 1921, 200/60 ; 362/205- switch for unit cell pocket flashlight
" RE15549 Hand Lamp, G.D. Gallagher, Feb 20 1923, 200/60 ; 362/202 - switch for unit cell pocket flashlight
1406964 Circuit Controler for Flash Lightrs, B. Benedict, (National Carbon Co), Feb 21, 1922, 200/60 ; 362/205; 362/310
- slide switch goes over spherical top button - 2 rivets
Bill Utley calles it Slide and Flash Button Switch 1917 - 1922
1411615 Flash Light, FRED EVANS (L.V. Aronson), Apr 4 1922, 362/192 ; 310/73; 310/75B; 74/130 - squeeze generator
1421528 Flash Light, L. A. Miller (Winchester), Jul 4, 1922 362/208 - unit battery type, battery door latch is just bumps on the sheet metal
1429261 Flashlight or Battery Hand Lamp, A.W. Wellington (Chase Co), Sep 19 1922, 362/204- cylindrical reflector & Lens short circuit prevention
1432876 Portable Electric Lamp, P.J. L'evesque (Compagnie Generale D'Electricite), Oct 24, 1922, 362/188 362/201 - reflector for better spot beam
1449391 Combination Flash Light and Toilet Article, LOUIS FRANKLIN, Mar 27, 1923 362/136 ; 132/288; 132/294 - lady's vanity case
1458329 Hand Bag, C.S. Elfelt, Jun 12 1923, 362/136 ; 132/288 -
1465293 Electric Lamp, E. Alber, Aug 21 1923, 362/196 ; D26/37- gabled roof or half circle roof front facing lamp
1468408 Electric Pocket Lamp, H. Studer (Switzerland), Sep 18, 1923, 362/196 - focusing lamp
1487476 Electric Pocket and Night Lamp, PAUL ROMBACH, Mar 18, 1924, 362/200 - presing the lamp actuates the switch (similar to the Eveready Table Masterlite)
1506302 Flashlight and Electrolytic Rectifier, N.M. Hopkins, (National Carbon Co), 362/183 ; 320/114; 340/815.73; 429/178- rechargable in the cylindrical flash light - storage batt, not pocket
1492743 Flash Light, C. Osean (Union Carbide), May 6 1924, 362/196 ; 429/99- clamshell POCKET FL using seperate cells, not a unit cell, uses coil springs to hold cells in contact with terminals
1498331 Hand Lamp Switch, A.L. Staples (Winchester), Jun 17, 1924, 362/201 - extended motion & flash on on all the tim
1509354 Portable Illuminating Device, C. Hambuechen, (National Carbon Co), Sep 23 1924, 362/202 - bulb mounted from sides of reflector more rugged
1513437 Electrical Switch, L.J. Voorhees (National Carbon Co), Oct 28 1924, 200/60 - Cylindrical flashlight, not pocket light - bug button 2 rivets
1544852 Toilet Case, Sommerfield E. Miller, Jul 7, 1925, 362/156 ; 132/295 -
1547699 Electrical Switch, L.J. Voorhees (National Carbon Co), Jul 28, 1925, 200/60- not pocket, cylindrical - multiple rivets
1552404 Electric Light for Hand Bags, JOHN ALLEN, Sep 8 1925, 362/135 ; 362/205; D26/38 -
Referenced by:
D292616 Disposable clip light Nov 3, 1987
D298658 Purse illuminator Nov 22, 1988
D298860 Miniature rechargeable pocket lamp Dec 6, 1988
D351244 Flashlight Oct 4, 1994
1556860 Flash-light Traffic Signal, J.M. Lovaas, Oct 13 1925,340/321 ; 362/103 - uses the tab contact battery. worn on left wrist to make visible hand signals while motoring
1559481 Flash Light, L.J. Voorhees (National Carbon Co), Oct 27 1925, 362/207- spare bulb storage
1588428 Flash Light, L.J. Voorhees (National Carbon Co), Jun 15 1926, 362/196 ; 429/97-clamshell POCKET FLASHLIGHT No 1?
1588464 Flash Light, C. Osean (National Carbon Co), Jun 15, 1926, 362/196 ; 429/97 - uses 2 side by side cells both pointing in the same direction clamshell POCKET FLASHLIGHT No. 2?
1590541 Automatic Contact Device for use in Pocket Lamps, F.R. Paivio, Jun 29 1929, 362/208 200/85R 362/201 - accidential on prevention
1591627 Handlamp, N.M. Hopkins (National Carbon Co), Jul 6 1926, 362/203 ; 362/208; 429/97; 43/17.5- 2 inline AA lamp holder is reflector (how do they form the sheetmetal?)
1594510 Arm Safety Lamp, M Saks, Aug 3 1926, 362/201 340/321 362/103 - bicycle rider
1610289 Battery Hand Lamp, H.W. Jones (National Carbon Co), Dec 14 1926, 362/187- focus screw base lamp
1611529 Battery Lantern, H.W. Jones (National Carbon Co), Dec 21 1926 362/197- two side by side No. 6 Dry Cells same layout as a pocket FL, but much larger.
1654373 Electrical Switch Mechanism, F.A. Holt (National Carbon Co), Dec 27 1927, 200/60 ; 362/205-
button sliding switch - 4 +1 eyelets
Bill Utley calls it the Safety Lock Switch used from 1923 till 1932.
1688179 Hand Signal Light, H.G. Essman, Oct 16 1928, 340/321 362/201 D26/37 - automobile turn signals
1668881 Portable Electric Light, L.J. Voorhees (National Carbon Co), 362/188- means for adjusting lamp relative to reflector uese eyelet and fiber washers, not pocket
1669292 Focusing Lamp, R. Eckstein (National Carbon Co), May 8 1928, 362/188 ; 362/187; 362/204 - allows user to focus (not prefocused)
1669313 Illuminating Device, L.J. Voorhees (National Carbon Co), May 8 1928, 362/188- not pocket, provision to focus bulb in reflector for spot beam
1680169 Flash Light, C. Osean (National Carbon Co), Aug 7 1928, 362/188- bulb storage, cited be many modern patents
1691989 Flash Light, C. Osean (National Carbon Co), Nov 20 1928, 362/188- focus screw base bulb
1697405 Portable Electric Hand Lamp, H.F. Reichenbach (Chase Co), Jan 1, 1929, 362/205 ; 200/60; 340/321- cylindrical reflector & Lens screw base lamp, switch that stays put
1700673 F. Eckhardt, Jan 29, 1929, 362/201 362/212
Burgess Snap-Lite
![Burgess Snap LIte No. 942](Images/SnapLite942s.jpg)
The
Snap-Lite was a very low cost light based on two AA cells side by side
with a lamp connected to a lid. When the lid is opened it both
rotates the lamp and turns it on. These were imprinted with a
business name and "Compliments of . . ." as a giveaway item. The
cells can not be replaced so it's a throwaway, but some people kept
them even though they no longer worked. This was the first use of
the Burgess patent 1307868 which involved forming the Zinc can as one
piece of metal instead of the prior method of soldering a cylinder then
soldering a cap to the cylinder. Apparently the internal
chemicals are exhausted before the zinc has a hold eaten through it,
hence a number of these still survive.
Photo i s of a No. 942 Burgess Snap Lite. In the oval on top is:
patented
Burgess
SnapLite
Flashlight
Burgess Battery Company,Stamped in U.S.A.
On the clip that holds the screw based lamp:
Burgess,
No. 942
The clip that holds the lamp is
seperate from the lid and can rotate indipendtly of the lid, so it's
not clear how the lamp gets turned on.
Stamped into the floor of the top compartment: 52
Schneider's Flashlight book,
pg 74 - 75, shows three styles of Snap Lite: the earliest have the dark
brown case like this one, the "Number Two" has a red case and the
newest ones are Art Deco styled. The book says they all are 2
3/4" tall. This one measures 2 5/8" closed and 3 3/8" open.
There are a few patents for a light that has the look and feel of the
Snap-Lite by other makeres so they seem to have been quite popular.
1701093 Battery Hand Lamp, J.S. Zook (Burgess Batt Co), Feb 5 1929, 362/199 ; 429/97 - aka Pocket Flash Light, 2 AA - Snap-Lite
Burgess Disposable Snap-Lite
D78186 Battery Hand Lamp, J.S. Zook (Burgess Batt Co), Apr 2, 1929, D26/47 -
1307868 Flash Light Battery, A.S. Lynne, Jun 24 1919, 429/166 ; 429/157 - one piece zinc cup, no leaks & same size
1714531 Switch, L.J. Voorhees (National Carbon Co), May 28 1929 200/60 ; 200/556- a 3 cell Pocket FL with a ball type toggle switch
1735545 Portable Electric Hand Lamp, P.R. Puckett (Chase Co), Nov 12 1929, 362/205 - cylindrical- bail on lens end, why?
1739316 Illuminated Purse, Koban, Dec 10 1929, 362/155 -
1758918 Flash Light, C.K. Bryce, (National Carbon Co), May 20 1930, 362/188- removable head allows getting swolen battery out
1763874 Battery Hand Lamp, J.S. Zook (Burgess Batt Co), Jun 17 1930, 362/199 ; 429/97- 2 AA bulb rotates with lid - Snap-Lite
1763898 Hand Lamp, R.A. Lorig (Burgess Batt Co), Jun 17, 1930, 362/199- Snap-Lite
aka Pocket Flash Light, bulb hinges with lid, two AA
References:
1701093 Battery Hand Lamp, J.S. Zook (Burgess Batt Co) - Snap-Lite
1792547 Hand Lamp, Nygard (Burgess Battery Co), Feb 17 1931, 362/199- dual AA rotating lid-switch - Snap-Lite
1775476 Lady's Handbag, S.B. Shifflett, Sep 9, 1930, 362/136 ; 132/288- built in light
1778243 Toilet Article, J.A. Burhans, Oct 14 1930, 362/155 ; 429/98 - make-up case to aid cosmetic application
1781064 Adjustable Lamp, H.W. Jones (National Carbon Co), 362/187- focus screw based lamp cylindrical FL
1784114 Battery Hand Lamp, W.B. Schulte (Burgess Batt Co), Dec 9, 1930, 362/201 ; 396/155; 429/97- Snap-Lite
aka Pocket Flash Light, 2 AA or 4N? - replaceable batteries & lamp
References:
1701093 Battery Hand Lamp, J.S. Zook (Burgess Batt Co) Burgess Snap-Lite
1792547 Hand Lamp, Nygard (Burgess Battery Co), Feb 17 1931, 362/199- dual AA rotating lid-switch - Snap-Lite
1816779 Lighting Device for Key Rings, A.L. Jeanneret (Switzerland), Jul 28 1931, 70/456R ; 362/116; 368/278 - sort of pocket watch light
1816877 Flash Light Switch, E. Tompkins (Scovill Mfg Co), Aug 4, 1931, 200/60 362/201 - very similar to Conrad's 1035879
1823105 Contact Measn for Battery Energized Devices, 362/205- prevent normal "D" cells from working in FL marketing hype?
1831514 Battery Hand Lamp, R,B, Smith, 362/188 ; 362/327- focus screw base bulb in cylindrical FL
1866600 Pocket Flash Light, F. Rauch, Jul 12 1932, 362/201 362/158 362/189 - curved notch for holding like trigger
1889788 Portable Battery Lamp, A. Mitchell (Chase Co), Dec 6 1932, 362/191 ; 292/210; 292/248; 362/196- clamshell, two cells, POCKET FLASH LIGHT, large reflector on side
D86734 Flash Light, A. Mitchell (Chase Co), Apr 12 1932, D26/44 - ladies compact?
D89969 Portable Battery Lamp, A. Mitchell (Chase Co), May 23 1933, D26/44- light out side of cylinder
D87543 Portable Electric Lamp, A. Mitchell (Chase Co), Aug 9 1932, - Maritime motif
1834642 Flash Light, C.A. Gillingham (National Carbon Co), Dec 1 1931, - cylindrical floats for sea plane landing on water
1834805 Combined Pocket Flash Light & Key Holder, L.H. Roddis, Dec 1 1931, 362/116 ; 40/634; 70/456R- opening cover - rotating bulb turns on
1857390 Flash Light, B.F. Muldoon (Henry Hyman), May 10, 1932, 362/199-
Snap look alike
1866600 Pocket Flash Light, F. Rauch, Jul 12 1932, - trigger like switch, fits in palm of hand
1875650 Vanity Case, Pemberton, Sep 6 1932, 362/136 ; 132/288 - hinged lamp makes contact when lid up
1884968 Combined Flash Light and Reading Glass, I.H.M. Bloch, Oct 1932, 359/803 ; 359/808; 362/109 - a pouch with swiveling mag glass that holds a stock PFL
1890841 Knife and Flashlight, R. D. Brown, Dec 13 1932, 362/119 -
1897627 Battery Hand Lamp, J.S. Zook (Burgess Battery Co), Feb 14 1933, 362/199- Snap-Lite
rotating lid, lamp & switch
References:
1701093 Battery Hand Lamp, J.S. Zook (Burgess Batt Co) Burgess Snap-Lite
1900348 Flash Light, H.W. Jones (National Carbon Co), Mar 7, 1933, 362/189 ; 362/195; D26/37- POCKET FL w/bulb protector hood, maybe uses 706 3 V battery?
1909278 Battery Lantern, H.W. Jones (National Carbon Co), May 16 1933, 362/197- 3 cell same form factor as pocket FL, includes contacts "i" or "U" for battery polarity control
1918347 Flash Light, A. Mitchell (Chase Co), Jul 18 1933, 362/196 - pocket watch with light from face
1920314 Flashlight, Bernard F. Muldoon (H. Hyman), Aug 1, 1933, 362/190 - Flip Top PFL two AA screw base lamp
1921171 Flash Light, Glenn A. Smith Aug 8, 1933, 362/189 ; 362/200 - switch and reflector above case
1926108 Hand Lamp, Bernard F. Muldoon (H Hymen), Sep 12 1933, 362/199-
1937651 Flash Light Switch, H.G. Graubner (National Carbon Co), Dec 5 1933, 200/60 ; 362/205- interesting double shape reflector - 3 rivets
1940023 Hand Lamp, W.B. Schulte Burgess Battery Co), Dec 19 1933, 362/189 362/197 362/208 -
minimalist sheet metal cap for tab type Pocket Flash Light Battery not snap lite2118997
1940843 Flash Light Cap, Otto C. Britsch ( H Hyman), Dec 1933, 362/201 -
Snap look alike, but lamp is fixed, lid opens and activates switch
1948613 Flash Light, O.C. Britsch (Bond Electric Corp), Fev 27 1934, 362/201 200/60 362/208 -
Snap look alike, but lamp is fixed, lid opens and activates switch
1950103 Portable Electric Lantern, William C. Embury, Mar 6 1934, 362/199 - telescopes on itself to store in compact package -? size?
1964577 Battery Lamp, James H. Horsley (Universal Lamp Co), Jun 26 1934, 362/200 - very compact "Vest Pocket Lamp"
1969196 Vest Pocket Flash Light, G.H. Barber (Bond Electric Corp), Aug 7 1934, 362/189 ; 362/201 - uses the rectangular battery with tab connections or two AA cells?
1972879 Key Container, Gerhard Flintermann, Sep 11 1934, 70/456R ; 206/38; 362/116; D26/38 - narrow PFL with key storage on the side
1974294 Folding Duplex Flash Light, J.J. Walsh, Sep 18 1934, 362/202 362/208 D26/49 -
1980351 Electric Flash Lamp, S. Osterman (Guth Stern & Co), Nov 13 1934, 362/142 ; 132/288; 362/136; 362/199; D26/38 -
Allbright rectangular pocket lights. Lamp on large face, early wete #14 and later 222 type
1995141 Flash Light, G.H. Barber (Bond Electric Corp), Mar 19 1935, 362/201 362/208 429/97 -
Sort of like Snap lite, but more like a cigarette lighter
GEM Flash-O-Light
D95065 Flash Light, Howard M. Price (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Apr 2 1935, D26/37 - rectangular lamp on large face
D107578 Flashlight Casing, Howard M. Price (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co),Dec 21, 1937, D26/49 -
2014266 Vanity Case, William E. Sherbondy, Sep 1935, 362/137 ; 362/372 - two AA?AAA & mazda lamp that rotates when case is opened
2002602 Flash Light of Candle Type, H.G. Graubner (National Carbon Co), May 28 1935, 362/190 ; 200/60- easy to form light metal outer shell with internal weight for stability
2011692 Electric Light, W.E. Simpson, Aug 1935, 362/201 362/100 - attached to fixed surface, turns on when hinged out
2020352 Switch, A. Bolduc, Nov 12 1935, 362/205 200/60 362/208 - tiny cylindrical light
2021015 Illuminating Compact, Muller, Nov 12 1935, 362/136 - no references
2039205 Pocket Powder-Case, Franz Anderl (Frida Weissenbeck) Apr 28 1936, 362/156 ; 132/288; 132/297; 206/235 - lamp between cells
2041843 Electric Pocket Lamp, Benjamin Daniel Lifschitz (E. Singer), May 1936, 362/201 - can use unit battery or two AA cells, level switch on top corner
2065307 Electric Flashlight, Giles C. Fullmer (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Dec 22 1936, 362/196 200/60 D26/37 - rectangular art deco pocket light, two AA mazda lamp
2066028 Combined Flashlight and Lighter, Otto C. Britsch (H Hyman), Dec 1936, 362/109 ; 200/60 -
2068813 Combined Cigarette and Vanity Case, Willis R. Morey (Vanilite Products Inc), Jan 26 1937, 362/156 ; 132/316; 206/38; 362/136; 362/99- includes 112 lamp
2087460 Flashlight Switch, Jefferson D. Wallace, Jul 20 1937, 200/60 ; 200/547 - combined pocket flash light & lighter
2089897 Flashlight, Marion D. Judkins, Aug 10 1937, 362/200 ; 200/60; 340/321 - can be worn on back on hand and switch operated by thumb thus freeing hands
2092355 Combined Vanity Case and Flashlight, Mailloux, Sep 7 1937, 362/136 -
2118997 Battery Hand Lamp, J. S. Zook (Barren Battery Co), May 1938, 362/199 200/60 362/201 - - Snap-Lite
References: 1701093 Battery Hand Lamp, J.S. Zook (Burgess Batt Co) Snap-Lite
2120238 Flashlight, Abbott P. Brush, Jun 14 1938, 362/140
; 362/203; 429/96
- minimalist single cell with mirror, end not silvered to let light out
no references
2161872 Electrical Pocket Writing and Beading Lamp, Franz Kostal (W.E. Resser), Jun 13 1939, 362/99 362/194 362/275 362/396 362/410 40/555 -
has a flex connection between the lamp head and battery tube
D114327 Flashlight Case, Albert Gelardin, Apr 18, 1939, D26/37 ; D27/160- Art Deco side by side AAA or AA
2179214 Illuminating Device for Pocketbooks or like receptacles, Otio Hallbauer (H. Bodenmann), Nov 7 1939, 362/156-
2179669 Vanity Case, Winfred T. Parkin (T.W. Foster Bros Co), Nov 14 1939,
220/259.2 ; 132/315; 132/316; 220/DIG.26; 292/127; 292/99; 292/DIG.50 - no references
2235109 Mirror Light, Willis R. Morey, Mar 18 1941, 362/109 ; 362/135- small light clips to normal make-up mirror
2249692 Pocket Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jul 15 1941, - top mounted
switch uncovers lamp whem pressed down plastic housing, 1 or 2 cells
222 type lamp
2283430 Flashlight, Palmer E. Frettem, May 19 1942, 43/17.5 ; 43/17 - for fishing reel
2258540 Illuminated Vanity Case, George M. Cressaty, Oct 7 1941, 362/137 ; 132/288; 206/38; 220/DIG.26; 362/339; D28/78
2258541 Illuminated Vanity Case, George M. Cressaty, Oct 7 1941,362/137 ; 220/DIG.26; D28/83 - no references
2258542 Illuminated Vanity Case, George M. Cressaty, Oct 7 1941, 362/137 ; 220/DIG.26; D28/78
2258543 Illuminated Vanity Case, George M. Cressaty, Oct 7 1941, 362/137 ; 132/288; 220/DIG.26; D28/78
2258544 Illuminated Vanity Case, George M. Cressaty, Oct 7 1941, 362/137 ; 220/DIG.26; D28/78
2262040 Illuminated Panel Battery Lamp, Van Dyne Pell, Nov 11 1941, 362/99 200/60 362/201 362/97 40/555 - might be used for photo name badge or advertisement
2272040 Flashlight, B.F. Muldoon (H. Hyman), Feb 3 1942 362/196 292/17 - mouse shape push button at point two AA
2299467 Mouth Supported Flashlight, Frank J. Colby (G.K. Allen), Oct 20 1942, 362/190 362/191 362/196 - fisherman ties lure with both hands
2314517 Illuminatable Vanity Case and like Container, John Giacomo Pucci, Mar 23, 1943, 362/137 -
2315025 Electric Pocket Lamp, Samuel Daniel Sullam, Mar 30, 1943, 362/196 - cylindrical case split on long axis for dissassembly
2316419 Illuminating Device for Pocketbooks, Otto Hallbauer, Apr 13 1943, 362/194 362/187 - made as part of a women.s purse
2329063 Pocket Flash Light, Lee J. Lockwood ( Burgess Battery Co), Sep 7 1943, 362/196 ; 200/276.1; 200/303 -
similar to Snap Lite, but 222 lamp is horizontal and fixed, button behind lamp turns it on, plastic case
2330851 Switching Case for Electric Pocket Lamps, Emile Venot, 362/201 - top of case & Lamp slide sideways to turn on or off
2373390 Portable Electric Lighting Device, George R. Fuss, Apr 10, 1945, 362/197 - lamp between cells for purse, etc no references
2374375 Illuminated Brooch, J.H. O'Donnell, Apr 24 1945, 362/184 ; 340/321; 362/104; D11/56; D26/57- two cells two lamps hart with arrow
2377538 Book Lamp, Jacob Cohen = Jack Victor Conway, Jun 5 1945, 362/99 ; 362/275 -
2383223 Searchlight, Leland H. Snyder (Quality Hardware & Machine Corp), Aug 21 1945, 362/184- two lamps switch selects normal reflector or broad coverage - no references
2386255 Flashlight, Willis B. Morey, Oct 9 1945, 362/197 ; 362/190; 362/98 - to be attached to pocket no references
2387144 Electric Flashlight, William H. Gey, Oct 16, 1945, 362/158 - 222 horizontal & two AA vertical side by side Pocket FL
2401349 Dry-Batttery Torch or Flash Lamp, Herbert Frank Hedge, Jun 4, 1946, 362/189 362/201 - battery tab has lamp socket very minimalist design
![Bantum Lite patent 2412313](Images/BantumLites.jpg)
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2412313 Pocket Flashlight, R.B. Battersby (S.Schwartz), Dec 10 1946, 362/201 220/827 362/208 - flip top 222 - Bantum AAA cells key chain loop on bottom
The lamp in this light does not have any threads. It's a 222 type with the built-in lens.
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2424432 Vanity Case, Richard Bower, Jul 22 1947,362/203 ; 132/286; 132/288; 206/229; 206/37 - lamp between cells
References:
2283430 Flashlight
2307745 Hydrometer (with light), Lutz, Jan 12 1943, 73/442 ; 362/191
2453621 Illuminated Compact, Orville W. Chinn, Nov 9, 1948, 362/156 -
References:
1449391 Combination Flash Light and Toilet Article
2021015 Illuminating Compact
2092355 Combined Vanity Case and Flashlight
2258542 Illuminated Vanity Case
2314517 Illuminatable Vanity Case and like Container
2454527 Combined Compact and Flashlight, Marc Aurele Taschereau, Nov 23 1948, 362/136 ; 220/DIG.26 -
2454895 Flashlight, Joseph J. Cannistra, Nov 30, 1948, 362/201 D26/2 - methacrylate (Clear Plastic) case with machined pockets for two parallel AA and a 222 lamp
2465114 Flashlight Design, John Foster Oury, Mar 22 1949, 362/196 429/97 - skinny sardine can two AA & 222.
The case and the working part can be seperated so that the working part can be used elsewhere.
2468248 Illuminated Vanity Case, Cederquist, Dec 26 1949, 362/137 -
2480223 Keyhole Illuminating Device, Alfred D. Costanzo, Aug 30 1949, 362/196 362/100 - heart shaped twi AA #14 lamp
2480800 Illuminating Attachment for Compacts, Bertram N. Wickwire, Aug 30 1949, 362/142 ; 362/136; 362/191 -
2494886 Combination Cigarette Lighter and Flashlight, Max Leif, Jan 17 1950, 362/199 ; D26/38- modern looking
References:
1763874 Battery Hand Lamp
1875650 Vanity Case
1883546 Smoker's Novelty - not here
1897627 Battery Hand Lamp
1900348 Flash Light
2066028 Combined Flashlight and Lighter
2075883 Combined Electric and Flame Lighter - not here
2087460 Flashlight Switch
2502105 Flashlight, Hyman R. Segal, Mar 28, 1950, 362/186 362/201 - anodized aluminum (non conducting head which when slid sideways uncovers a hole and turns on lamp
2528701 Vest Pocket Flashlight, August Mitchell (Cresale Inc), Nov 1950, 362/201 200/60 D26/37 - two AA tip of 222 lamp sticks out side rotary switch on other side
2536408 Fish Lure, Diedrieh G. Addicks, Jan 2 1951, 43/17.5 362/201 - Lucite cap sealed wih O-ring lamp screws into spring which contacts metal can (batt -)
2544059 Flashlight, B.N. Wickwire, Mar 6 1951, 362/197 362/196 - women's handbag
References:
1172354 Portable Lamp
1194986 Illuminating Device
1226607 Phonograph Lamp
1271390 Buttonhole Electric Light
1947975 Selective Contact Illuminator Pen
2009952 Flash Light, Marie L. Beaumont, Jul 30 1935
2299148 Flashlight
2361414 Marine Safety Light
2373390 Portable Electric Lighting Device
2424432 Vanity Case
2564412 Flashlight having an Angularly Adjustable Lamp Carrier and Hood, A. Von Haase, Aug 14 1951, 362/197- built into women's purse
References:
1194986 Illuminating Device
1739316 Illuminated Purse
1875650 Vanity Case
2014266 Vanity Case
2179214 Illuminating Device for Pocketbooks or like receptacles
2258541 Illuminated Vanity Case
2299148 Flashlight
2373390 Portable Electric Lighting Device
2386255 Flashlight
2564980 Safety Light for Lanterns, Marcella G. Kellermann, Aug 21, 1951, 362/201 - simple two cell & #14 light with two wires for Halloween pumpkin
2572095 Automatically Actuated Illumination for Containers Provided with Hinged Closures, Milton C. Baillie, Oct 23 1951, 362/155 -
References:
2014266 Vanity Case
2021015 Illuminating Compact
2179669 Vanity Case
2258540 Illuminated Vanity Case
2453621 Illuminated Compact
2454527 Combined Compact and Flashlight
2468248 Illuminated Vanity Case
2579762 Flat Pocket Hand Lamp, Earl L. Schofield *Burgess Battery Co), Dec 25 1951, 362/201 - two AA & 222 , hinged on short end battery door, no rattle
2580258 Illuminated Mirror, Michael Tarasuk, Dec 25 1951, 362/141 -
References:
1832492 Movable Reflector, line powered - not here
2014266 Vanity Case
2120238 Flashlight
2258543 Illuminated Vanity Case
2386255 Flashlight
2480800 Illuminating Attachment for Compacts
2580956 Signal Device for Fishermen, Leonard W.reddick, Jan 1 1952, 43/17 200/60 340/321 362/109 362/201 - socket that holds fishing pole has switch, cord goes to F.L.
2587223 Signal Light for Fishing Lines, Allen D. Robinson, Feb 26 1952, 43/17 362/109 362/201 - switch under battery is activated by line tension
2591112 Vest Pocket Flashlight Including Electric System and Lock, Alex Zwierzynski (H Hyman), Apr 27 1952, 362/196 362/208 - 2 ea AA side by side, 222 lamp on end sort of heart shap
References:
1226727 Pocket Flash Light
1588464 Flash Light, C. Osean
1918347 Flash Light, A. Mitchell
2272040 Flashlight, B.F. Muldoon
2329063 Pocket Flash Light, Lee J. Lockwood ( Burgess Battery Co)
2465114 Flashlight Design, John Foster Oury
2616202 Fishing Rod, Frank G. Romberger, Nov 4 1952, 43/17 362/109 362/201 - as pole is tilted at some angle springs close circuit
2618736 Illuminated Key Holder, G. Langhout, Nov 18 1952, 362/155 ; 200/61.81; 362/116; D3/209
2618737 Flat Casing Electric Hand Lamp and Switch therefore, Rudolph. H. Beavis (Olin Ind), Nov 18 1952, 362/201 200/60 - Two AA & 222 translucent cap with hole above lamp
2620061 Pocket Article Dispensing Container, Oskar Uxa, Dec 1952, 221/229 ; 221/281 - PEZ Candy Dispenser here to compare flip lid (Snap-Lite) pocket flash light patent timing
2645706 Combined Mirror and Flashlight, C.R. Bowland, Jul 14 1953, 362/135 ; 362/197 - 112 lamp
2679575 Portable Reading Lamp, A.H. Haberstump, May 25 1954, 362/99 362/191 362/194 362/387 - clips to attach to book
References:
1193031 Portable Flash-Lamp
1900906 Portable Electric Illuminating Apparatus
1959979 Extension Lamp Flash Light
2079075 Portable Electric Head Lamp
2377538 Book Lamp
2697297 Toy Combination Cigarette Case and Lighter, Albsrt Newberg, Dec 21 1954, 446/485 206/263 206/457 206/85 206/87 362/154 362/201 362/806 -
2702408 Extrusion of Plastic Material, D, Heartland (Union Carbide), Feb 22 1955, 264/211.21 ; 425/197; 425/379.1; 425/382.4- classical process needed for Pocket FL No. 3
2707227 Purse Lights, Alexander Ross, Apr 26, 1955, 362/196 - box 2 cells & 222 push button can be upset so that it jams to keep on
References:
2529234 Keyhole Illuminator
2748258 Flashlight, James L. Henning ( Piano Molding Co), May 29, 1956
References:
1950103 Portable Electric Lantern, William C. Embury, Mar 6 1934
2036088 Hand Lantern, Eoy L. Darling (Bond Electric Corp), Mar 31, 1936, 362/191 ; 362/197; 429/97 - rectangular, uses "U" shaped battery contact to prevent reversed polarity
2762907 Pocket Flashlight Construction, Sidney Schwartz (Bantam), Sep 11 1956, 362/201 200/60 43/17.5 - Pez dispenser key chain, fliping lid = switch
References:
425244 Signal Lantern, CHARLES D. OATMAN, Apr 8, 1890, - keroscene had thumb switch and flap to turn light on and off
2249692 Pocket Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jul 15 1941
2412313 Pocket Flashlight
2502105 Flashlight
2579762 Flat Pocket Hand Lamp
2772349 Illuminating Apparatus, W.H. Chamberlin, Nov 27 1956, 362/191 362/201 396/155 - magnet, periscope w/mirror for illuminating parts of car that need to be fixed
References:
1641880 Hand Lantern, George Cohen, Sep 6 1927
1697813 Lamp Reflector for Instrument Illumination, Disnmore - not here for car instrument panels
2137881 Adjustable Reflector
2222879 Detachable and Adjustable Reflecting Element for use with a Flashlight
2283430 Flashlight
2483665 Pocket Flashlight
2586265 Trouble Light for Illuminating Work
2789209 Flashlight, M.D. Judkins, Apr 16 1957, 362/191 ; 200/553; 200/60; 292/256 - worn on back of hand
References:
1893292 Electric Hand Lantern, C.H. Larson (Adlake Co.)
2065307 Electric Flashlight, Giles C. Fullmer (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co)
2089897 Flashlight, Marion D. Judkins
2277866 Hand Operated Electric Light Signal Device, Aaron D. Le Sage
2805325 Flashlight, K.Z. Crawford (Plastene Corp), Sep 3 1957, 362/191 ; 200/60; 362/205; 362/208; D26/46 - cute pocket flashlight
lamp on large face, parallel AA cells
References:
1857993 Electric Lantern
1918347 Flash Light
1920314 Flashlight
2010089 Hand Lantern
2014266 Vanity Case
2234972 Flashlight, Zennan
2288808 Hand Lamp Switch
2320193 Combined Safety Light and Illuminating Lamp
2543036 Electrical Contact Srping Assembly - like used on relays - not here
2823300 Light Modifying Attachment for Flashlights, H.G. G(Chase Co)966 - D190520
2843730 Flashlight, Sidney Schwartz (Bantam Lite Inc), Jul 15 1958, 362/201 16/277 16/373 - flat plastic hosing vanity mirror
2879381 Flashlights, Robert G. Coffey, Mar 24 1959, 362/158 ; 362/189 - batteries have depression to allow larger reflector
References:
1074376 Electric Pocket Lamp, E. Neudorffer
1200366 Battery Lamp, Kerlin
1310763 Electrical Lighting Assembly, Albert H. Maranda
1327017 Electric Pocket Lamp, C. Boltshauser
1925115 Battery Lamp, George J. Seiss
2405384 Illuminating Ankle Bracket and the like, Albert W. White
2632094 Flashlight having a Sealed Flexible Casing, Robert. G. Akerley
2739225 Disposable Flashlight, Horace B. Rowland
2748258 Flashlight, James L. Henning
2966580 Battery Hand Lamp, Frank E. Taylor, Dec 27 1960, 362/201 200/60 362/184 D26/46 - dual flashight for reliability
References:
2373306 Flashlight - penlight
2374375 Illuminated Brooch
2530505 Flashlight Switch Operating Mechanism
3011399 Combined Reading Glass, Reading Light and Compass, Kenneth W. Pfleger, Dec 5 1961, 359/801 ; 362/199; 362/23 -
Refeences:
2014266 Vanity Case
2041843 Electric Pocket Lamp
2619004 Inspection Device for Determining Height of Dots on Engraved Plate
2712058 Pen Light or the like with Adjustable Head, Grebey
3085149 Minature Light Source, H. L. Glwesky (Realist Inc), Apr 1963, - fits into top of dummy key, button cell
References:
2987695 Lamp Socket and Circuit Connecting means for Edge Lighted Panel
2988632 Rear Loading Lamp and Receptacle therefore
3085150 Flashlight Construction, Bautsch, Apr 9 1963, 362/200 ; 200/60; 362/116; 446/204; 446/81- combined PFL, whistle, compass plastic case
References:
1581452 Watch Stand, Edward H. Krehbiel, Apr 20, 1926
1964577 Battery Lamp, James H. Horsley (Universal Lamp Co), Jun 26 1934
2329063 Pocket Flash Light, Lee J. Lockwood ( Burgess Battery Co)
2481394 Illuminated Case, Santo J. Cannava, Sep 6 1949, 362/155 ; D26/2 -
2552332 Compass, Ambrose E. Le Van (American Machine and Metals), May 8 1951, 33/345 ; 33/355R - latitude compensated
2762907 Pocket Flashlight Construction, Sidney Schwartz (Bantam)
2810821 Combinatin Flashlight and Compass, Henry I. Cohn, Oct 22 1957, 33/348 ; 116/DIG.36; 362/29 - compass set into clear lamp cap
2824382 Compasses, Nils Henry Sandberg, Feb 25 1958, 33/355R ; 248/27.1 - mounted on ruler
2955357 Wrist Watch, Roger Uebelhardt, Oct 11 1960, 33/272 ; 33/356; 368/281; 968/413 - with compass
3175080 Flashlight, A.H. Moore (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Mar 23 1965, 362/196 200/60 - triangular Pocket Flash Light prefocused lamp
References:
1299397 Light Projection Apparatus, Apr 1 1919, - horizontal beam
1624436 Automobile Light, Protectolite Co Apr 12 1927 -
1737027 Headlight for car no upward glare
2211258 Lighting Fixture dual lamp building
2272040 Flashlight, B.F. Muldoon
2489806 Hand Flashlight
2690503 Flashlight Reflector Assembly for Prefocused Lamp, Edward J. Garland (Ray-O-Vac), Sep 28 1954
2843730 Flashlight
3226880 Illuminated Figure Toy, John C. Novello, Jan 4 1966, 446/325 362/124 362/201 - used in cage of parakeet
3244871 Pocket Flashlight, Lawrence Feldman, Apr 5 1966, 362/186 ; 362/187; 362/203; D26/47- keychain light looks like small glass soda bottle
3256428 Minaturized Flashlight with Replacement Cartridge Unit, Sidney Schwartz (Bantam-Lite Inc) Jun 14 1966, 362/196 200/60 220/4.02 - grain of weat lamp, button cell?
References:
1834805 Combined Pocket Flash Light & Key Holder
2465114 Flashlight Design
2504850 Box Construction, H.B. Lermer (Celluplastic Corp), - squeeze to open
2999611 Two Part Plastic Container, Thomas V. Paulson - identical halves
3085149 Minature Light Source, H. L. Glwesky (Realist Inc), Apr 1963, - fits into top of dummy key, button cell
3316396 Attachable Signal Light for Drinking, Trott, Apr 25 1967, 362/186 - clips to drink glass, turns on when glass gets emptied
3341701 Metal Flashlight, A.H. Moore (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Sep 12 1967, 362/191 362/196 - clamshell plastic prefocused lamp
References:
2166282 Electric Lamp, Benjafield (Benjamin Webster), Jul 1939
2748258 Flashlight
2886664 Flashlight and Switch
3017502 Flashlight Construction
3105233 Fish Caller
3256428 Minaturized Flashlight with Replacement Cartridge Unit
3345508 Flashlight Formed of Two Molded Parts, Sze-Yuen Chung (Sonea Ind), Oct 3 1967, 362/196 ; 362/200-
References:
2579762 Flat Pocket Hand Lamp
2817754 Torch Head Safety Flashlight
3076891 New Plastic Flashlight Head
3128050 Flashlight and Reflector Assembly therefore
3175080 Flashlight
3226502 Portable Lamp Switch
3359411 Minature Flashlight with Integral hinge Casing, Sidney Schwartz (Bantamlite), Dec 19 1967, 362/196 ; 362/189 - coin cell held in plastic box with hinge part of the plastic
References:
2465114 Flashlight Design, John Foster Oury, Mar 22 1949, 362/196 429/97 - skinny sardine can two AA & 222
2879381 Flashlights, Robert G. Coffey, Mar 24 1959
3085150 Flashlight Construction, Bautsch, Apr 9 1963
3256428 Minaturized Flashlight with Replacement Cartridge Unit, Sidney Schwartz (Bantam-Lite Inc) Jun 14 1966
3619596 Illuminating Compact and Light Source, Jackson, Nov 9 1971, 362/156 ; 132/288; D28/77 -
3692999 Pocket Flash Light, Napierski et al. A.G. Braun), Sep 1972, 362/196 -
3707055 Illuminated Magic Wand, Pearce, Dec 26 1972, 446/485 -
388780 Electric Flasher, P.H. Chase , Nov 13 1945, - for car turn signal
4184194 Self-energized portable high density light display unit, Koichi Shofu, Jan 15, 1980, 362/97;
362/184;
362/260;
362/311
battery and inverter power supply drive fluorescent lamps
4827385 Pocket Flash Light, Richard J. Gammache, May 2, 1989, 362/206;
362/202 -
4429352 Flashlight, James P. Griffin, Jan 31, 1984, 362/189;
362/186;
362/204;
362/205 - bite or squeeze throw away flashlight
4459646 Flashlight Construction, John H. Drane (Duracell), Jul 10, 1984, 362/199;
200/60;
362/188;
362/200;
362/376 -
References:
1701093 |
Battery Hand Lamp |
Feb 1929 |
1763874 |
BATTERY HAND LAMP |
Jun 1930 |
1763898 |
HAND LAMP
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Jun 1930 |
1792547 |
A COEPOBJVTIOJST OF V |
Feb 1931 |
1857390 |
FLASH LIGHT |
May 1932 |
1897627 |
Battery Hand Lamp |
Feb 1933 |
1926108 |
HAND LAMP |
Sep 1933 |
2118997 |
BATTERY HAND LAMP |
May 1938 |
2494886 |
COMBINATION CIGARETTE LIGHTER
AND FLASHLIGHT |
Jan 1950 |
D280029 Lantern, T.H. Petterson (Rayovac), Aug 6, 1985, D26 50
4644451 Minature Flashlight with Solderless Connections,
4885666 Touchably-operating
miniature flashlight, Chen-Tsung Yu, Dec 5, 1989, 362/189;
362/200;
362/205 -
very much like a Conrad two AA pocket flash lite, but in plastic and with a different switch
5386351 Convenience
flashlight,
Marilyn Tabor (Blue Tiger Corp), Jan 31, 1995, 362/201; 362/200;
362/800 - an LED is used with it's leads full length plus a coin cell
and a couple of plastic parts that are all machine assembled to form a
very low cost light - minimalist
D359370 Flashlight, Marilyn Tabor (Blue Tiger Corp), Jun 13, 1995,
D26/37
References:
1489431 Flashlight, Charles A. Drouillat, Apr 8 1924 - generator
1866600 Pocket Flash Light, F. Rauch, Jul 12 1932
2249692 Pocket Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jul 15 1941
3359411 Minature Flashlight with Integral hinge Casing, Sidney Schwartz (Bantamlite), Dec 19 1967
4101955 Ornamental article with illuminated display, Richard E. DuNah (Precision Lamp), Jul 18, 1978, 362/104;
63/18 -
necklace charm, incandescent lamp, reflector and image that's illuminated
4210953 Self-illuminated case, Wilfred S. Stone, Jul 1, 1980, 362/189;
362/205;
362/394 - squeeze pocket light with transparent area behind LED to illuminate message
4392186 Key with light in handle, Avi Cziment, Jul 5, 1983, 362/116;
362/189;
362/205 - key head is plastic like a car key with LED & button cell
4408261 Battery operated charm
light, Frank Polakoff, Oct 4, 1983, 362/104;
362/203;
362/362;
362/800 - button cell, LED, fits on key chain
4459646 Flashlight Construction, John H. Drane (Duracell), Jul 10, 1984
4774638 Portable hand-held consumer device, Richard T. Caires, Sep 27, 1988, 362/156;
362/190;
362/200 - pocket light & Velcro
References:
U.S. Patent Documents
5722764 Adjustable Flashlight, Wen San Jou, Mar 3, 1998, 362/198;
362/196;
362/285;
362/418
5895112 Bi-sided Flashlight, K.H. Olivit, Apr 20 1999, 362/189;
362/205;
362/208;
362/116- dual AA with 222 bulb
F1488109 Cigarette Case and Lighter, Gemeinhardt, Mar 25 1924, - uses tab battery
6357890 Minature LED Flashlight, Kevin L. Parsons (Armament Systems and Procedures,), Mar 19, 2002, 362/116;
362/800;
362/200 - flat sides for ads
Zippo Light
![Zippo ZipLight Package Front](Images/ZipoFs.jpg)
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![Zippo ZipLight package back](Images/ZipoBks.jpg)
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5359505 Lamp or flashlight for use in cigarette lighter shell, Michael C. Story, Oct 25, 1994, 362/200;
362/109;
362/205;
362/253;
362/207
may use custom batteries
5424929 Lighting assembly for use in cigarette lighter shell without
reliance on Conductivity thereof, Donald W. Murray, 362/200;
362/109;
362/205;
362/207;
362/253
seems to use cylindrical batteries
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Eveready Pocket Flashlight No. 3
![Eveready Pocket Light No. 3 On](Images/PL3ons.jpg)
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![Eveready Pocket Light No. 3 Inside](Images/PL3ins.jpg)
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Eveready Pocket Light No. 3
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There are a number of things about this Pocket Light that are very different from the earler Pocket Lights.
The instructions say to split a 706 battery apart and use half on each
side. But a standard AA battery fits. Maybe this was the
first AA battery application?
The lamp is under a plastic diffuser. I think plastics like this were only available after W.W. II but Art Deco (
Wiki) was a 1920 to 1939 period?
Dating this is not easy. So far the patent has eluded me.
All the early Pocket Flash Lights used the unit battery with top
mounted tabs and that's what I was expecting this one to also use.
If you have nay info on the Pocket Flash Lights please
let me know.
The two AA cells in the photo are in the same orientation as they go into the light.
The plunger at the bottom pushes the frame up and out of the case when
the button is pressed. The plunger is also the switch. When
the plastic diffuser is pressed back down inside the case that opens
the switch. On the bottom left you can see two rectangular
holes. The metal from the top hole is folded in and down and from
the bottom hole is folded in and up. They both wrap around some
fiber insulation that in turn is wrapped around a brass or copper
strap. There are a number of these anchor points to hold the
sheet metal wiring. The bulb is a #14 which is a common
screw base 2 cell flash light lamp although the instruction sheet says
to use a 1180 bulb. If you know what that is please
let me know.
Victor Pocket Flashlight
![Victor Pocket Flashlight On](Images/VictorPckFLOns.jpg)
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![Victor Pocket Flashlight Open](Images/VictorPckFLOpns.jpg)
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The prefocused lens casts a narrow beam with
only a small about of general light
See lamp photos above for Victor-X 2.5 Volt Lamp
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On the side to the left and right of the switch says:
Press to Open
Pat Pend
Uses two AA cells.
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Pertrix
![Pertrix Pocket Flashlight](Images/PertrixOpns.jpg)
0.971" thick x 2.65" wide x 4.3" high. Most likly takes a three "A" cell battery. So it's 19teens.
The switch is unique. Under the button is a narrow post and below
that a disk. The leaf spring pushes the disk up into the round
hole locking the light off. to turn on push the button and while
holding it down slide down. The top lens is oblong as is the
reflector.
Probably European.
1586616 Electric Lantern, William Embury, Jun 1, 1926, 362/186 ; 362/187 - Rail Road type
D65257 Lantern, William Embury, Jul 22, 1924 - similar in feel to the construction type kerosene lantern
D105656 Lantern, Joseph. B. Federico, Aug 17, 1937, - design could be used for either Kerosene or electric
2369288 Emergency Lighting Unit, Frederick B. Embury, Feb 13 1945, 362/295 ; 362/157 - a relay turns on the light when the main ship power fails
Bond Electric Corp
D89421 Combined Flash Light Cap and Hanger Ring, George H. Barber, March 7 1933,
1805683 Flashlight,
1951317 Bottom Cap
1771419 Tamping Machine, Jun 12, 1929 - making dry cells
1772266 Flash Light Container, P.R. Puckett (Bond Electric Corp) , Aug 5, 1930,
362/206 362/208 -
1894147 Flashlight Bottom Cap
1860842 Flashlight Safety Switch,
1863151 Flashlight Bottom Cap
1886423 Flashlight Safety Switch
1888204 Flashlight Switch
1896605 Flashlight, George H. Barber, Feb 7, 1933, 362/202 -
1896605 Flash Light, -(Bond Elec Co) cylindrical
1903940 Flashlight Safety Switch, Apr 18, 1933
1903947 Flashlight Safety Switch, , Apr 18, 1933
1904902 Flashlight, Goodrich B. Pratt, Apr 18 1933,
362/105 ; 248/230.8; 362/269; 362/396 - swivel head mounted lamp
1905787 Cap with Spare Bulb Carrier
1917060 Flash Light, G. B. Pratt, Jul 4, 1933, - when in a tool box pressure on the light will not turn it on
1934214 Insulated Flash Light, F.G. Stimson (Bond Electric Corp), Nov 7 1933,
362/208 -
1950190 Flash Light, G. B. Pratt, Mar 6, 1934,
200/60 ; 362/205
1965130 Cell Making Machinery,
1969196 Vest Pocket Flash Light, G.H. Barber (Bond Electric Corp), Aug 7 1934,
362/189 ; 362/201 - uses the battery with two tabs for contacts.
1980040 Candle Light, R.L. Darling, Nov 6 1934, - uses bulb sort of like candle flame like used on xmas tree light bulbs
1985459 Flash Light, Dec 25, 1934, 362/21 ; 313/51; 439/152 - explosive atmosphere
1990463 electrolytic Cell, Otto Karl Remhardt, Feb 5 1935,
429/172 ; 220/615 - metal top replacing asphalt
![Bond Electric patent 1990504](Images/BondInsFL102s.jpg)
1990504 Frank G. Stimson, Feb 12 1935, - non conductive body reflector and lens
1992140 Flash Light, George H. Barber, Feb 19, 1935
439/500 - no spring in bottom cap
1995131 Bobbin Making Machine, Mar 19, 1935 - forms bobbin with carbon pencil
2036088 Hand Lantern, R.L. Darling, Mar 31 1936, - rectangular style "d" hole bracket for hanging on nail or screw
D91507 Electric Hand Lantern , George Barber
Very similar to the
Niagara hand lanterns.
2040423 Flashlight, H. Barber, May 12 1936,
362/208 ; 362/191 - no spring in bottom cap
2062106 Automatic Polishing Machine, Otto Karl Keinharfit, Nov 24, 1936,
15/21.1 ; 15/88.3; 451/247 - battery exterior for good electrical contact
2062107 Dry Cell, Otto Karl Beinhardt, Nov 24, 1936,
429/172 - No. 6 type with a metallic top
2062113 Electric Hand Lantern, J.W. Baer (Bond Electric Corp), Nov 24 1936,
362/186 ; 362/191 - built into a glass jar (
photos)
2072568 Dry Cell Encasing Apparatus
2080583 Flashlight, Frank G. Stimson, May 18 1937, - spot or diffused hand lantern, cylindrical cells arranged like revolver
2049762 Portable Electric Lamp, Roy L. Darling, Aug 4, 1936, - Candle type with lamp at top and another at bottom
2052654 Wall Light, William Ponath, Sep 1 1936,
362/191 ; 200/61.83; 200/DIG.18v - closet lamp turns on when door is opened (and stays on if door is left open)
2045636 Circuit Closer for Electric Hand Lanterns, Roy L. Darling, Jun 30 1936,
200/60 ; 200/339; 200/559 - toggle type
D100282 Flashlight Switch, Nathaniel M. Olanoff, Jul 7, 1936, - button & slider type
Blake Manufacturing "Sun-Light"
1738722 Flash Light, J.L. Shannon, Dec 3 1929, 200/60 - switch that can lock on off, flash or lock on
1774722 Switch for Electrical Flashlights, W.J. Officer (Blake Mfg), Sep 2, 1930, 200/60 -
D104510 Flashlight Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), May 11, 1937, D26/49
D107001 Switch Housing, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Nov 16, 1937, D26/113
D107002 Switch Housing for Flashlights, O. T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Nov 16, 1937, D26/113 -
D107003 switch Housing for Flashlights, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Nov 16, 1937, D26/113 -
D107274 Flashlight, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Nov 30 1937, D26/49 -
D108472 Flashlight, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Feb 15, 1938, D26/49
D110267 Flashlight Casing, William W. Cargill (Blake Mfg), Jun 28, 1938, D26/46
D110270 Flashlight Casing, Willis P. Coleman (Blake Mfg), Jun 28, 1938, D26/46 - triangualr tube
1922332 Electric Hand Flash Light, J.L. Shannon, Aug 1933, 362/187 - head works with either metal or fiber tube
1969320 Flash Light , Officer et al. (Blake Mfg), Aug 7 1934,362/187 ; D26/46 - two switches, on/off and flood/spot
1999079 Portable Electric Lighting Structure, Kenneth E. Blake, Apr 23 1935,
362/183 ; 200/60; 429/97 - for cylindrical and lanterns
2132218 Flashlight Switch, W.J. Officer (Blake Mfg), Oct 4, 1938, 200/60 ; 200/322; 200/325; 200/550
2138387
Flashlight Switch, Officer et al. (Blake Mfg), Nov 29, 1938, 200/60 ;
200/548; 200/550 - three position switch with wider mechanical tolerance
D113257 Flashlight Casing, William W. Cargill (Blake Mfg), Feb 7 1939, D26/46 - hexagon tube
2147471 Cap and Hanger for Flashlights, Tyrnell et al. (Blake Mfg), Feb 14, 1939, Bail in base held to base
2153336 Flashlight, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Apr 4, 1939, 362/208 ; 220/288; 285/424 -
2160529 Flashlight Switch, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), May 30, 1939, 200/60 ; 362/205
2165602 Flashlight, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Jul 11, 1939, 362/208
; 220/304; 285/390; 362/341; 362/433 - hidden sheetmetal threads
2197941 Flashlight Switch, W.J. Officer (Blake Mfg), Apr 23, 1940, 362/205 ; 200/60
2210312 Flashlight, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Aug 6 1940, 362/207 ; D26/49 - moulede Vulcanite with spare bulb holder
2210313 Circuit Closer, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Aug 6, 1940, 200/60 ; 362/204 -
2213660 Flashlight, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), May 17 1938, 362/205 - lamp socket (screw base) support
2226353 Flashlight, O. T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Dec 24, 1940, 362/204 ; 200/60; 362/207 - molded Vulcanite non conduction case
2274178 Flashlight, O. T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Feb 24 1942, 362/208 ; 362/341 - to work with
flanged prefocused bulb
2287505 Flashlight, O. T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Jun 23, 1942, 362/202 - adjustable diffuser - to work with
flanged prefocused bulb
2309687 Flashlight, O. T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Feb 2 1943, 362/208 ; 200/60 - Field repariable without tools
2304742 Flashlight, Officer et al. (Blake Mfg), Dec 8 1942, 362/293 ;
362/187; 362/317; 362/359; D26/49 - "Blackout" for air raids in W.W. II
2338078, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Dec 28 1943, 362/187 - adjustable diffusion
2359597 Circuit Closer for Flashlights, Orville T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Oct 3, 1944, 200/60 ; 200/322; 362/205 -
2375511 Flashlight, O. T. Wood (Blake Mfg), May 8, 1945, 362/157 - standardizing construction
2510812 Portable Flashlight, Garland et al. (Blake Mfg), Jun 6, 1950,
248/685 ; 16/445; 362/206; D26/49 - "D" ring at base held to base or
held open
2613314 Combination Filament Crusher and Circuit Breaker for Hand
Lamps, Edward J. Garland (Blake Mfg), Oct 7, 1952, 362/21 ; 200/60;
248/505; 439/303 - for use in hazardous areas
2714692 (
USPTO,
Pat2PDF,
Google) Portable Electronic Identification Light, W.D. Nupp, J.M. Rosen, Aug 2 1955,
315/232 ; 315/241R; 315/245; 340/908. - Neon flasher
Railroad Electric Lantern
Manufacturers:
Adams and Westlake Co - Adlake Co.
Federal Electric
Genesy Electric Lantern Co
Star Head-light & Lantern Co
756117 Electric Lamp Support for Convertable Signal Lanterns, Louis H. W. Kerber (Adams and Westlake), Mar 29, 1904, 362/382 ; 362/373 - semaphore
762244 Lantern (Adams and Westlake),
998849 Electric Lantern,, July 25, 1911 - imp RR Lantern
1025624 Lantern, William S. Hamm (Adams and Westlake Co), May 7, 1912, 362/181 ; 16/32 - kerosene
1025625 Lantern, William S. Hamm (Adams and Westlake Co), May 7, 1912, 362/181 - kerosene
1088120 Portable Self Contained Lamp, F.T. Baird, Feb 24 1914, - 6 "F" ? cells
1124348 Lantern, LLOYD GILBERT SPENCER, Jan 12, 1915, 362/186 -
1203576 Trainman's Flash-Light, J.E. Broadhead, Nov 7 1916,340/321 ; 362/184; 362/205; 362/241 - cylindrical with lens at each end
1275360 Electric Lantern, Frank T. Baird, Aug 13, 1918, 362/185 ; 362/186; 362/191; 362/207; 429/97 -
1349548 Railroad Electric Lantern, H.C. Breckenridge, Aud 10, 1920 - improvement in Railroad lanterns
1287262
Electric Torch, J.W. Smith, Dec 20 1921, - see above listing & RE#
1404262 Battery, William Balderston (French Battery & Carbon Co), Jan 24, 1922, 429/99 ; 362/190; 429/100- railroad type
1410671 Railroad Lantern, P. Genesy, Genesy Electric Lantern Co., Mar 28, 1922, 362/185
1410672 Railroad Lantern, P. Genesy, Genesy Electric Lantern Co., Mar 28, 1922, 301/52
1461540 Electric Lantern, T. Mee Jr., Jly 10, 1923,
1486840 Electric Lantern, H.B. Patche, Genesy Electric Lantern Co., March 11, 1924, 362/186
1530206 Lantern or Lamp, C.J. Saager, Mar 17, 1925, - railroad type single lamp, 6v batt, Federal Electric look
Weather Caster?1535845 Electric Lantern, Thomas Mee, Apr 28, 1925,
362/186 -
1544772 Lantern, C. Osean (National Carbon Co), Jul 7, 1925,
362/186 ; 362/191; 429/97- Rail Road type
1553877 Electric Lantern, HANS A. RING (FRENCH BATTERY a CARBON Co), Sep 15, 1925,
362/186 ; 362/191; 362/207 -
1555007 Electric Lantern, L. Hall, Federal Electric, single lamp, 6v batt, railroad stype, thick glass dome over lamp.
1598930 Lantern, H.B. Patche, Genesy Electric Lantern Co., September 7, 1926, 362/191 ; 362/185; 362/208
1598931 Flash Light, H.B. Patche, Genesy Electric Lantern Co., September 7, 1926, 248/688 ; 362/388
1579832 Electric Lantern, H.B. Patche, Genesy Electric Lantern Co., April 6, 1926, 362/399 ; 362/186
1611226 Lantern, H.B. Patche, Genesy Electric Lantern Co., December 21, 1926, 16/444
1641880 Hand Lantern, George Cohen, Sep 6 1927,
362/186 ; 131/257; 211/DIG.1; 248/205.6; 294/64.1; 294/65.5; 335/285;
362/397; 362/398; 411/968; 439/40; 439/41; 7/901
1660194 Signal Lantern, Adlake Co. Feb 21, 1928 - kerosene
lantern that can work for RR signaling and on top of freight train
running into a head wind
1667343 Lantern, E.B. Bronson, Apr 24 1928,
362/186 362/191 362/208 - RR type
1667706 Electric Lantern, E.B. Bronson, Apr 24, 1928, Railroad type
modular construction so can be repaired by replacing a module (Federal
Electric?)
1719050 Electric Lantern, P.J. Freeman, - railway type
1750856 Lantern, H.B. Patche, Genesy Electric Lantern Co., March 18, 1930, 362/321 ; 362/186
1797499 Electric Hand Lantern, William Geist, Mar 24, 1931,
362/186-
1892075 Electric Lantern, F.W. Noffs, Dec 27, 1932 - appears to be ery
reliable design - soundl like it used "D" cells, not hard to get cells.
The Adams & Westlake Co. - Adlake
![Adams & Westlake No. 31](Images/Adlake31as.jpg) |
Cap marked:
The Adams & Westlake Co.
Adlake
Reg U.S. Pat Off
No 31
Patented
Chicago - Elkhart - New York -
Caution Remove Battery When Dead |
![Adams & Westlake (Adlake) No. 31 Railroad Electric Lantern](Images/Adlake31_Opns.jpg) |
The housing has the number stamped: 2927
The features match the following four patents:
1893292 Electric Hand Lantern, C.H. Larson (Adlake Co.) , Jan 3, 1933, 362/185 -
1893293 Electric Hand Lantern, C.H. Larson (Adlake Co.) , Jan 3, 1933, 362/185 -
1893294 Electric Hand Lantern, C.H. Larson (Adlake Co.) , Jan 3, 1933, 362/185 - rugged switch, dual bulbs, 6V lantern battery
1939857 Electric Hand Lantern, Adlake Co. Dec 3, 1933 - wire frames holds two wet cell batteries.
The cap has been crushed. It would take many tons to crush the
cap so most likely the cap was off the lantern and run over by a heavy
truck. Looking for a local shop with a
hydraulic press.
In the open view you can see how simple (Elegant) the design is.
Under the central eyelet in the cap there's a holder for a single spare lamp.
It uses the 502 lamp. The metal plate that's the reflector has
very high quality plating that polishes even today to a shiny finish.
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![Adlake No. 31 Working after Cap straigntening](Images/Adlake31-Ons.jpg)
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Thanks to:
Ukiah Auto Machine shop
2020 Industry Rd
Ukiah, CA 95482
(707) 462-5662
Who put the cap into a hydraulic press, using just the correct
cylindrical tools to straighten out the cap. Now the cap can be
installed with a battery and the lantern
works very well.
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1959638 Electric Lamp, H.B. Patche, Genesy Electric Lantern Co., May 22, 1934, 362/185 ; 200/11G
2010089 Hand Lantern, A. C. Korte (Metalcraft Corp), Aug 6, 1935,
362/186 -
2066510 Electric Hand Lantern, Jan 5 1937
2082067 Electric Hand Lantern, Adlake Co.- improvements, lower weight
2140159 Electric Hand Lantern, Adlake Co. - simplify & lighten
2118656 Electric Lantern, Adlake Co. May 1938 - 2 bulbs improved circuit & switch
2118657 Electric Lantern, Adlake Co. May 1938 - seperate spot reflectors and open bulbs
2255291 Electric Hand Lantern, Adlake Co. - two bulb to reflector distances for different uses
2274932 Electric Lantern, H.B. Patche, Genesy Electric Lantern Co., March 3, 1942, 362/185
2358015 Electric Hand Lantern, Adlake Co. Sep 12, 1944 - two bulbs, 6 v batt
2486725 Electric Lantern, Star Head-light & Lantern Co., 1 Nov 1949
2281839 Electric Lantern, Adlake Co. Sep 9, 1941 - more economical RR lantern
2653218 Barrel, Reflector Base, and Associated parts for Electgric Lanterns, J.B. Schilling, Sep 1953,
References:
777638 Lantern Frame, RICHARD J. KELLEY, Dec 13, 1904, 362/180 - kerosene railroad type
910708 Lantern - kerosene railroad type
1444267 Electric Lantern, A.A. Pearson, Feb 6 1923, - railroad type
1579832 Electric Lantern, H.B. Patche, Genesy Electric Lantern Co.
1598930 Lantern, H.B. Patche, Genesy Electric Lantern Co.
1893292 Electric Hand Lantern, C.H. Larson (Adlake Co.)
1893294 Electric Hand Lantern, C.H. Larson (Adlake Co.)
1927713 Electric Lantern, A.A. Pearson, Feb 6 1923, - railroad type
2324715 Multiple Switch, Multiple Bulb Electric Lantenrs, W.M. Moxley
2369637 Electric Lantern, Frank T. Baird, Feb 1945, 362/185 -
2753443 Portable Lantern, A. C. Grohsgal (Cable Electric Prod), Jul 3, 1956,
362/185 ; 362/258; D26/41 - warning & built-in extension light
2907871 Portable Electric Battery Lamps, L. R. Prout (Olhbam & Son Ltd), Oct 6 1959,
362/22 ; 315/119; 362/183; D26/39; D26/60
References:
544034 Electric Lighting System - lamps on boards cutout to be letters
1246093 Headlight for Vehicles
1262517 Lamp - parabolic geometry layout
1266779 Electric Safety Lantern, T.A. Edison (Edison Storage Battery Corp), May 21 1918,
1707431 Battery Hand Lamp, John T. Drufva, Apr 2, 1929, 362/188 - focusable, no battery pressure directly on lamp
1806869 Electric Lamp Charged From Accumulators, Wolf, May 26 1931, 362/183 ; 307/157; 320/103 - miner's lamp
2165194 Safety Mine Lamp,William K. Wilbur (Portable Lamp & Equip Co), Jul 4, 1939
2272744 Electric Hand Lantern, Auckland Park, Feb 10, 1942, 362/191 ; 362/184; 429/84 - miner's lamp storage battery
2330851 Switching Case for Electric Pocket Lamps, Emile Venot
2518437 Flashlight, Walter R. Amstutz (Butler Brothers), Aug 15 1950
2690503 Flashlight Reflector Assembly for Prefocused Lamp, Edward J. Garland (Ray-O-Vac), Sep 28 1954
2708714 Portable Lamp and Interchangable Cage therefore, Stevens, May 17 1955, 362/378 ; 439/95 - rubber molded around cord AC mains
2749434 Vehicle Lamp (GM)
2794114 Portable Electric Battery Lamps, John Chamberlain (Oldham & Son Ltd), May 28, 1957
315785 Electric Railroad Signal, J Hinds & L.L. Stimpson, Apr 14, 1885 - combines a clock, telegraph and lantern
4684852 Flash Lamp Circuit, Star Headlight & Lantern - AC powered strobe without large storage caps.
D479890 Railroader's Lantern, Star Headlight & Lantern Feb 26, 2002 -
6696799 Diagnostic System for a Strobe Lamp and it's Operating Circuit, Star Headlight & Lantern - maintenance aid
7118245 Trainman's Lantern, 10 Oct 2006 - combines LEDs with filament bulb, 6 V lantern battery.
Explosive Atmosphere
939630 Miner's Electric Lamp, HERMANN REMANE (DEUXSCHE GASGLTTHLICHT ACTIEN GESELTSCHAFT), Nov 9, 1909,
362/165 -
999298 Electric Safety Lamp, B. CHSISTIAISEN, Aug 1, 1911,
362/186 - explosive atmosphere
1022072 Portable Electric Lamp, EMIL GOTTSCHALCE (Electric-Export Werke) , Apr 2, 1912,
362/186 -
1100336 Miner's and Like Electric Safety Lamp, PAUL WOLF, Jun 16, 1914,
362/311 ; 362/186 -
1964466 Electric Lantern, Karl J. Helmholtz, Jun 26, 1934,
362/21 - glass hemisphere over lamp
2275987 Portable Electric Lantern, C.S. Packer, March 10, 1942, - dual
lamp, 6 v lantern battery, railroad style - no exposed switches
allowing for a hermetic sealed lantern. Turned on/of by bumping with
hand. Safe for hazardous locations. (Justrite also makes gas cans and
related safety equipment)
2794114 Portable Electric Battery Lamps, John Chamberlain (Oldham & Son Ltd), May 28, 1957,
362/22 -
References:
459872 Electric Lamp, Dontato Tommasi, Sep 22 1891,
362/158 ; 315/362; 362/22 - storage battery, mines, powder magazines, etc
1833318 Electric Mine Lamp, J.G. Daloz, Nov 24, 1931,
362/22 - bulb is in chamber filled with gas under pressure
2165194 Safety Mine Lamp,William K. Wilbur (Portable Lamp & Equip Co), Jul 4, 1939,
362/21 ; 200/294; 200/302.1; 200/51.09; 337/15; 337/186 -
2304085 Explosion Proof Lighting Unit (mains power)
2312614 Miner's Lamp, G. Wheat (Koehler Mfg Corp), Mar 2, 1943
2423664 Headlight Lens, Earl Ryder, Jul 8 1947,
362/549 ; 362/235 - sealed beam with replaceable lamp
References:
2318311 Headlight,
2099405 Resilient Light Socket and Bracket, Jesse D. Langdon (), Nov 16 1937, 439/336 ; 248/27.1; 248/314; 248/315; 439/586 -
2517478 Explosion Proof Lighting Unit (mains power)
2930886 Flashlight, William M. Lennan, Mar 29 1960,
362/21 ; 200/60 - miner's explosive atmoshpere
References:
988321 Miner's and the like Electric Safety Lamp, T. P. Beady, Apr 4, 1911,
362/21 -
storage battery, lamp behind cylinder of glass like in kerosene miners safety lamp
cast or machined metal case
1286590 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Dec 3 1918
1288304 Safety Electric Light, George W. Wasker (National Carbon Co), Dec 17, 1918,
362/21 ; 429/97 - cylindrical explosive atomsphere, bulb protection and isolation
1301253 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Apr 22 1919
2285589 Hand Lamp, Edward B. Blue (Western Cartridge Co), Jun 9, 1942,
362/21 - explosive Atmoshpere
2535819 Electric Safety Lamp, Willson Y. Stamper (Thomas A. Edison Inc), Dec 26 1950,
362/21 - mine explosive atmosphere
3408490 Safety Lighting Equipment, Homer A. Lozeau (Koehler Mfg Corp), Oct 29 1968,
362/183 -
References:
2312614 Miner's Lamp, G. Wheat (Koehler Mfg Corp), Mar 2, 1943, 362/183 - mine explosive atmosphere
2375866 Battery Charging Rack
2535819 Electric Safety Lamp, Willson Y. Stamper (Thomas A. Edison Inc), Dec 26 1950
2592208 Bezel Lock for Electric Safety Lamps, Willson Y. Stamper (T.A. Edison Inc), Apr 8 1952
3051831 Charging Rack for Mine Lamp Batteries
3458697 Safety Lighting Equipment, Homer A. Lozeau (Koehler Mfg Corp), Jul 29, 1969,
362/211 -
References:
2312614 Miner's Lamp, G. Wheat (Koehler Mfg Corp), Mar 2, 1943
2313165 Mine Lamp, Nelms (Portable Lamp & Equip Co), Mar 9 1943, 362/21 ; 200/51R; 439/672 - miner's cap light
2535819 Electric Safety Lamp, Willson Y. Stamper (Thomas A. Edison Inc), Dec 26 1950
2592208 Bezel Lock for Electric Safety Lamps, Willson Y. Stamper (T.A. Edison Inc), Apr 8 1952
Headband Miners, Doctors
1019748 Head Lamp, HABBT BECKER, Mar 12, 1912,
362/106 ; 340/321 -
1019895 Head Lamp, Hays (Frank S. Betz Co), Mar 12 1912,
362/105 - doctors uses Pocket FL type tabbed battery
1262065 Electric Head-Lamp, GUY L. LEE, Apr 9 1918,
362/105 ; 600/249 - head worn car trouble lamp
1406025 Headlight, BTTSSEL E. JAMES, Feb 7, 1922,
362/106 - belt worn cylindrical battery stick & belt worn switch
1584276 Electric Headlight, HARRINGTON M. COULTER, May 11 1926,
362/105 ; 340/321 - two No. 6 Dry Cells
1652776 Miner's Cap, EMANITEL N. GALANIS, Dec 1927,
2/412 ; 2/414; 2/906 - metal wires and springs on top & bracket for lamp
1699214 Electrical Switch
1900906 Portable Electric Illuminating Appratus, LeRoy Brown (Justrite) , Mar 14 1933,
362/197 ; 340/321; 362/105; 362/157; 362/486; 429/97 -
3 wide two high cylindrical cells (maybe "D",
2165531 Electric Lantern, A.B. Bertrand, (Burgess Battery Co), Jul 11, 1939 -
2473394
SAFETY
HEADGEAR FOR PEDESTRIANS AND WORKMEN, Clarence W." Scott, Jun 14 1949,
340/321 ; 2/410; 2/906; 362/106; D29/103 - helmet with 4 marker lights
2482287 - RE23193 Headlight Latern, C.S. Packer, Justrite, - wrist or head mounted, why the RE?
D72075 Miner's Lamp, JACOB S. SHERMAN, Feb 22, 1927,
D26/39 - classic calcium carbide type
Lamps
Flashlight lamps first of all must have
an operating voltage that's compatible with the voltage supplied by the
flashlight. But after that the current (or power) of the lamp is
related to the capacity of the battery. Common 2 D cell
flashlights use the #14 lamp which is 2.47V @ 0.3 Amps or about 3/4
Watt. The No. 6 Dry Cell lamps are rater much higher in power.
1 No. 6 Dry Cell
ID
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136
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Volts
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1.25
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Amps |
0.6 |
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Watts
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0.75
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2 No. 6 Dry Cells
ID
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23-C
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35
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1491
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1492
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Volts
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2.5
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2.5
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Amps |
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0.8
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1.5
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Watts
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2
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3.75
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12 Volt Lamps
These
are 12 Volt lamps that have the same 15 mm double contact bayonet base
as the 1.5 and 3 Volt lamps that many of the No. 6 Dry Cell lanterns
use. The idea is to replace two No. 6 Dry Cells with two 6 Volt
lantern batteries for a total of 12 Volts.
These are all single filament lamps that are wired to the two contacts, not the shell.
Model
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V
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I
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W
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T1142
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12.8
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1.44
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18.4
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T1004
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12.8
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0.94
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12.0
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T1076
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12.8
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1.8
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23.0
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T1096 (not in photo)
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12.5
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3.0
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37.5
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![1209 Lantern Battery with Thumb Nuts](Images/No1209-ThmbNutss.jpg)
Most of the lantern batteries seem to be the spring top type, not the
screw terminal type so the spring top needs to be adapter to allow
connecting the lantern ring tongue terminals.
But the lantern battery may not fit all the No. 6 Dry Cell
applications. For example the Gray Navy Battle lantern would hold
two lantern batteries, but you can not easily install them because the
switch bracket and switch is in the way.
Many of these patents are in class 362/194 and relate to a cap or cap
and handle to be added to a No. 6 Dry Cell to make it into a lantern.
![Burgess BL-6 Lantern two No. 6 Dry Cell](Images/Burgess-BL6s.jpg) |
Burgess BL-6
(Burgess Lantern for the No. 6 Dry Cell?)
although I don't see any markings other than the top which may say
(it's very faded) Burgess Lantern. It's seen heavy use and some
minor battery leaking. The switch needs some work as it does not
want to make the circuit. Next to it is one of my low cost No. 6 Dry Cell Battery Adapters.
I'm putting the photo here pending finding a patent to go with it.
The lamp is the wrong one. It's marked 3.8 V and should be about
2.7 V for a two cell light the highest wattage lamp since the No. 6 Dry
Cell can supply the current for a long time. Although there are
not many choices (i.e. # 14) for a two cell E10 base lamp. |
![Navy Battle Lantern](Images/NavyBattleLanterns.jpg)
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The Navy Battle Lantern 9-S-5293-L, TYPE-JR-IS
uses two No. 6 Dry Cells to power a 1491 (see above) dual contact bayonet base lamp
rated at 2.4 volts. On the back is a heavy duty cast metal bracket to
attach the lamp to a ship. on the bottom is a socket that will accept
the 1491 lamp, but it's intended to be wired to a relay that turns on
the lantern when there's a failure of the ship's AC power. The same
10-24 screw is used to hold the top battery compartment cover as to
hold the lens bezel. Various parts have a dash number after the lamp
number of 5293.
Handle marked 5293-L-5
Lens bezel marked 5293-L-4
An eBay lantern that looks very similar has the top marked 9-S-5311-1,
yet other parts are marked with the 5293 dash numbers. But it
does not have the emergency power fail socket on the botton and it uses
a standard toggle switch. This switch looks as if it could be
controlled from a remote rod or other mechanical acutator. If you
know, tell me.
The 1491 bulbs tend to seperate from the base when any torque is applied. How to fix?
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![Navy Battle Lantern Open top view](Images/NvyBtlLntOpns.jpg)
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The wood block with sheet metal plugs inbetween the two No. 6 Dry Cells to keep them
from moving. Sitting on the wood is the short jumper wire that connects between the two cells.
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A new old stock box of 10 lamps is marked:
Westinghouse Mazda Lamps for Automobiles.
Lamp No. 1491
Amp Volt
.8 2.4
Bulb Base
G8 D.C.-Bay
The lamps contained herein are manufactured by Westinghouse Lamp
Division - Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company under one
or more of the following Letters Patent of the United States:
(the box has just the patent numbers, I've filled in the details)
1461117 FILAMENTARY
BODY FOR ELECTRIC LAMPS AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME, D. HALL (Westinghouse Lamp), Jul 10, 1923, 419/4 ; 148/423; 419/29; 75/235 -
1461118 Filament, D. HALL (Westinghouse Lamp), Jul 10, 1923, 252/515 ; 123/169EL; 148/673; 419/19; 420/572 -
1464101 COATING for ELECTBIC LAMPS, Matt Luckiesh (GE), Aug 7, 1923, 313/114 ; 313/112; 313/113; 313/116; 313/315; 362/351-
1498908 EVACUATED
CONTAINER, C.G. Fink (GE), Jun 24, 1924, 174/50.61 ; 403/29; 428/629; 428/630; 428/676; 428/677; 428/936 -
1538890 Ink for Glass, MARE N. FREDENBITRGH (Westinghouse Lamp), May 26, 1925, 106/1.22 ; 101/491; 106/1.23; 106/31.05; 106/31.66; 501/17; 501/20;
501/22 -
1581766 PROCESS
OF COATING INCANDESCENT LAMP BULBS, JAMES BRYANT WHITMORE (Westinghouse Lamp), Apr 20, 1926, 220/2.1R ; 427/397.8; 428/428
1602525 Method of Manufacturing Metallic Filamentary Material, W.R. Gero (Westinghouse Lamp), Oct 12 1926, 419/4 ; 148/423; 420/430; 75/363; 75/623 -
1602526 CONTROL
OF CRYSTAL DEVELOPMENT IN REFRACTORY METALS, W.R. Gero (Westinghouse Lamp), Oct 12 1926, 428/592 ; 148/423; 419/4; 75/232; 75/248; 75/255; 75/369
1602527 PREPARATION
OF TUNGSTEN POWDERS, W.B. Gero (Westinghouse Lamp) , Oct 12 1926, 420/430 ; 75/255; 75/363 -
1605192 PROCESS
FOR PRODUCING NONSAG TUNGSTEN WIRE, Paul McAllister (Westinghouse Lamp), Nov 2 1926, 148/576 ; 148/423; 148/673; 75/248 -
1613758 METHOD of COATING ARTICLES, ALBEBT PEBDINAND LINDSTBOM (Westinghouse Lamp), Jan 11, 1927, 427/106 ; 427/314; 427/344-
1621360 INCANDESCENT
LAMP, Robert N. Falge (GE), Mar 15 1927, 313/116 ; 313/117; 313/315; 362/297; 362/307; 362/346; D26/2 - rippled glass 1622826
Gas Filled Incandescent Electric Lamp with Filament having Increased
Strength, DANIEL SNYDER GTTSTIN (Westinghouse Lamp), Mar 29, 1927, 313/557 ; 252/181.5; 313/578; 445/20; 445/55 -
1652398 LAMP
SOCKET, EDWABD A. EVEBETT (not assigned at time of patent, but Westinghouse must have bought it), Dec 13, 1927, 313/51
; 362/306; 403/199; 403/290; 439/320; 445/27; 445/4 - special base is
lathe turned to get accurate filament position - an expensive method
for pre focused
1687510 ELECTRIC-LAMP
BULB, MARVIN PIPKIN (GE), Oct 16, 1928, 313/116 ; 216/92; 216/98; 73/12.14 - inside etching for frosting in a way that maintains strength
1691014 Rebasing Lamps, RICHARD C. LEAKE (GE), Nov 6, 1928, 313/51 ; 362/306; 439/675; 445/61 - to get pre focused for railway signals using commercial lamps - expensive method
1694997 BASE
FOR INCANDESCENT LAMPS OR SIMILAR ARTICLES, IRVING H. VAN HORN (GE), Dec 11, 1928, 439/615 ; 313/44; 313/47; 403/289 -
for large gass filled AC lamps,
like patent 1180159, a clamp is added to the glass neck and connected
to the base to make stronger.
1723920 ELECTRIC
INCANDESCENT LAMP, PAUL O. CARTUN (GE), Aug 6, 1929, 313/277 ; 313/315 - low cooling filament support
References:
1180159
1795181 INCANDESCENT
LAMP AND SIMILAR DEVICE, BOSCOE G. PHELPS (GE), Mar 3, 1931, 313/315 ; 445/27 - for better filament location on Edison based AC lamps.
1809661 ELECTRIC
LAMP, DANIEL K. WRIGHT (GE), Jun 9 1931, 313/315 ; 313/273; 313/317; 313/557; 313/578; D26/2 -
loose granular material added and can be used to clean inside of projection lamp
References:
1180159 INCANDESCENT
ELECIFILC LAMP, Irving Langmuir (GE), Apr 18 1916, 313/569 ; 313/44; 313/578 -
Dry Nitrogen filled to about atmospheric pressure at room temp.
Light emission proportional to eleventh power of absolute temperature.
Tungsten runns at higher efficiency in Nitrogen than in vacuum.
Argon or Mercury vapor also can be used.
Hydrogen is too good a thermal conductor and so is not suitable.
0.52 watts per candle, or a 20 mil dia tungsten coiled wire operating at 0.4 Watts per candle
claim if for 1 watt per candle
1832751 BASE
FOB ELECTBIC LAMPS AND SIMILAR ARTICLES, RALPH B. THOMAS (GE), Nov 17 1931, 220/2.3R ; 220/2.1R; 29/453; 313/318.03; 313/318.04; 439/615; 439/734;
439/744 -
high wattage lamps breakdown the base cement causing problems. this is a cementless base
1864271 INSIDE
COATED LAMP BULB, AAEON MARTIN HAGEMAN (Westinghouse Lamp), Jun 21, 1932, 313/112 ; 313/116 - opalescent effect
1906819 INCANDESCENT
LAMP AND SIMILAR DEVICE, C. Severin, May 2, 1933, 313/272 ; 174/17.05; 174/50.6; 220/2.2; 313/290; 313/316 -
mount and lead in wires for multi filament lamps
1983362 ELECTRIC
INCANDESCENT LAMP, Geiger (GE), Dec 4 1934, 313/110 ; 313/262; 313/271; 313/290; 313/315; 65/42 - 222 type pre focused
1998958 CONNECTION
FOR FILAMENT AND LEAD WIRES, John Flaws (GE), Apr 23 1935, 313/333 -
instead of flattening the support
wire then folding it over the coiled filament the lead wire is left
round and folded over the coiled filament
2021758 ELECTRIC
LAMP, Irving H. Van Horn (GE), Nov 19, 1935, 315/73 ; 313/240; 313/272; 313/279; 313/316; 313/42; 315/74 -
arc suppression in failed lamp that would weld toghther the wires thus exploding the bulb and blowing the line fuse.
2033699 ELECTRIC
PROJECTION LAMP, T.W. Frech (GE), Mar 10 1936, 362/519 ; 248/27.1; 439/552 -
projector lamp with 3 "D" holes in flange and pin extending from center base contact
2069079 STEM
FOR ELECTRIC LAMPS ANB SIMILAR ARTICLES, Frank H. Rucld (GE), Jan 26, 1937, 403/217 ; 403/270; 403/410; 65/56
wider stem press leads to better specs
2120870 Incandescent Lamp, Val J. Roper (GE), Jun 14 1938, 313/316 ; 313/272- multi filament projection lamps
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![Bell System Dual Head Lantern](Images/CarpenterMasterLites.jpg)
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Carpenter "Bell System" Dual Head Lantern One beam on
the left is a spot type and there's a focusing slider on the other side
to get focus. The reflector is polished. The reflector on
the right has a matte finish and there's no adjustment, so is an area
beam.
Uses two No. 6 Dry Cells
The lamps are marked Carpenter Boston 45 Mass
23-C
Master Light
The rubber ring is also marked "Master-Light-Makers".
The rubber on the left is in poor (cracked) condition and the one on the right is missing as is the glass on the right. Let me know where to get the rubber and glass.
Neither lamp would light after installing a couple of No. 6 Dry
Cells. The lamp and socket contacts were well oxidized and there
was crud under the switch contacts. The C&H switch has open
ends so it's easy to clean. Now both lamps work fine.
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![Dual No. 6 Dry Cell Lantern with Five Inch Reflector](Images/2No6w5InRefs.jpg)
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Dual No. 6 Dry Cell Lantern with Five Inch Reflector
No markings of any kind.
The white plastic tube that surrounds the lamp is attached to a slide
lever on the rack, the idea is you can slide it forward to diffuse the
light for a broad beam or retract the diffuser for a powerful spot beam.
The problem is that the white plastic has shrunk and no longer can be retracted.
If you can identify this lantern let me know what it is.
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527436 Primary Battery and Portable Electric Lamp, S.W. Maquay, Oct 16 1894,
362/194 - Not No.6 but a wet primary battery
558091 Battery, William Morison (Eclipse Electric Lamp Co), Apr 14, 1896,
362/194 429/113 429/54 - this is a lantern not No. 6
559143 Electric Light and Signaling Device - a box holding three
No. 6 dry cells and a bicycle headlight on the face
733178 Dry Battery, Eugene M. Fishell, Jul 7, 1908,
429/159 - 6 Volt linear 4 pack of No. 6 Dry Cells
740671 Portable Electric Light, H. MacKaye, Oct 6 1903, - uses three No. 6 Dry Cells in base of candle like light
991044 Emergency Lantern, W. H. Adams, May 2, 1911,
362/197 ; 362/190; 362/310 - holds six No. 6 Dry Cells - ship power fail
1000341 Lantern, A.W. Paull (Wheeling Stamping Co), Aug 8, 1911,
362/175 - kerosene
1021093 Lamp, J. Forsheim, Mar 26, 1912,
362/194 429/97 - a cap that adds a lamp and reflector, threads go over cardbord
1057518 Apparatus for Aiming Guns at Night, Ancher, Apr 1 1913,
42/113 ; 362/110; 42/132; 600/249 - a No. 6 based light mounted to rifle
1075098 Cigar Lighter and Cutter, ALFRED GRAY, Oct 7 1913,
361/261 - uses a couple of No. 6 Dry Cells, but not an electric light
1093287 Electric Cap Light, A.R. Neff, Apr 14 1914,
362/194 D26/38 - cap for single No.6 where reflector is coaxial or angled
1110110 Flash-Light, W.E. Compo, Sep 8 1914,
362/194 - a cap with lamp, reflector & lens to make a cylindrical F.L. from a No. 6 Dry Cell uses spring under lamp
1111956 Electric Lamp, THEODOKE P. DRIVER, Sep 29, 1914,
362/195 - reflector above center post, angle head configuration, handle is part of electrical circuit
1112624 Electric Lamp Mount, E. S. Keogh, Oct 6, 1914,
362/194 429/97 - minimalist cap to hold lamp, no reflector or lens with electromagnet
1120668 Flash-Lamp Attachment for Electric Batteries, FEED BASEDOW, Dec 15 1914,
362/195 -
adds lamp and reflector where the reflector can pivot up to angle head and even some depression
1127839 Portable Battery Light, Leroy A. Williamson, Feb 9 1915,
362/195 200/60 429/97 - lamp and reflector can be mounted on top in angle head fashion or in front of the battery.
1210365 Lamp Attachment for Cells, M.C. Regan, Dec 26, 1916,
362/195 -
wire holder for E10 lamps and wire formed to allow disconnecting lamp
i.e. switch. Can install one or two lamps on top of No. 6
1121293 Magnetic Lamp Support, Joseph Sachs (
many patents) (Hart & Hegeman Mfg Co), Dec 15 1914,
362/191 ; 200/60; 340/321; 362/197; 439/38 - electromagnet part of circuit
1122778 Portable Electric Lamp, A.S. Lyhne (Franco?), Dec 29 1914,
362/157 200/60 - No. 6 Dry Cell - like thermos bottle with handle for horizontal carry reflector on end
1130567 Electric Lantern, B.K. Bunch, Mar 2, 1915,
362/195 - an atttachment to the No. 6 that makes it into an angle head flashlight. both lens and reflector
1135049 Electric Lantern Attachment, NORMAN S. RICHMOND, Apr 13, 1915, 362/195 -
1135649 Electric Lamp Attachment, N.S. Richmond, Apr 13, 1915 - basic unit sits on top of battery.
1137204 Lamp, A.B. Gates, Apr 27, 1915,
362/194 - handle clips to dry cell and reflector to negative terminal, lamp center to positive terminal
1137568 Lamp Carrier, T. Birath (Nanhatnan Electrical Supply Co), Apr 27 1917, 362/195 -
1142548 Electric Lamp, John Berg, Jun 8, 1915,
362/85 - tilting spot light
![Edwards Wheeling Stamping Co No. 6 Lantern patent 1152082](Images/No6Lantern1s.jpg)
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![Patent 1152082 Drawing](Images/1152082_drawing1.GIF)
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1152082 Electric Flash Lamp or Lantern, Alonzo L. Edwards (Wheeling Stamping Co), Aug 31, 1915, 362/194 -
Can with top mounted reflector, single No. 6 switch above handle moves horizontally
1152155 Electric Flash Lamp or Lantern, Alonzo L. Edwards (Wheeling Stamping Co), Aug 31, 1915, 362/197 -
Can with top mounted reflector, single No. 6 switch lower than the above an moves in arc
There are no marks of any kind on the lantern but it matches the drawings in 1152082 and the switch works the same way.
The same company made a Toy Electric Engine that sounds like a steam engine patent 1678397.
Flashlight Collectors Newsletter 20 has an Old Sol ad (July 18 1915) that seems to show this as Old Sol No. 28.
The Old Sol name also shows up on the Fire Lantern
The Eveready No. 4718 has the reflector mounted on the can not the lid, otherwise they appear identical.
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![Switch was painted, needs cleaning](Images/No6Ltrn1Sws.jpg)
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A prior owner painted everything on the outside and inside, including the switch.
It's apart so that the paint can be cleaned from the electrical contacts.
The small fastener has a split shank and is bent open to anchor. What is it called? Let me know.
Also whatever insulator was between this hot circuit and
case ground was lost by a prior owner as well as a couple
of the split fasteners that hold the switch board to the cap.
They can be replaced by 1/8" eyelets.
The ground strap also had paint in the electrical joint.
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![No. 6 Lantern Switch top side](Images/No6LtrnSwCkts.jpg)
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All the metal you see on this switch is from the hot battery
terminal, the other battery terminal is connected to the
cap. This if the top face of the switch and faces the bottom
side of the metal cap. As received there was a dead short
between the switch and cap.
By placing fiber washers between the swtich board and cap
the metal will be spaced away. Adding some 3x5 card stock
will prevent a short is one of the metal tabs on the left starts
to migrage to the cap.
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![No. 6 Lantern Working](Images/No6Ltrn1Wrkss.jpg)
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Working after repair 25 Feb 2008.
Note the can has no electrical function.
It helps to have small fingers (I don't) to install and tighten the thumb nuts on the battery.
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![No. 6 Lantern Switch Repair & label](Images/No6Ltrn1WrksLbls.jpg)
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Fiber
washeres to space the switch board from the cap and card stock as extra
insurance aginst a short was also used to make a label. Eyelets
attach the switch board and ground strap to cap.
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1162287 Flash-Light, Emil Grah, Nov 30, 1915,
362/195 - adds lamp and reflector pointing up to No. 6 - minimalist
1162288 Lantern, Emil Grah, Nov 30, 1915,
362/195 ; 43/17 - wire frame for No. 6 Dry Cell
1163887 Charles F. BurgessS, Dec 14, 1915,
362/195 ; 338/215; 411/205 - handle for No. 6 with small reflector on one end and switch on other, in-rush current reduction
can be used on single No. 6 or a pair of them.
1167707 Portable Self-Contained Lamp, W. MEBOLD, Jan 11 1916,
362/195 ; 439/627 - sits in front of the No. 6
1167878 Portable Electric Light, B. Benedict (Beacon Minature
Elec), Jan 11 1916, - upright cylinder with reflactor on side,
single No. 6 Dry Cell
1168826
ELECTRIC
LANTERN J.G. Peterson (Manhattan Electrical Supply Co), Jan 18, 1916,
362/197 ; 200/60; 340/321; 429/97
- No. 6 type
1171002 Electric Hand Lamp, George A. Soehnlein, Feb 8, 1916,
362/194 - cap & wooden handle coaxial reflector
1170012 Portable Electric Search Light, Smith, Feb 1 1916,
362/194 ; 362/199 - not No. 6?
1172354 Portable Lamp, William S. Grote, Feb 22 1916, two No.6 in box, square funnel lamp head retracts into box.
1174521 Electric Lantern, N.S.
Richmond, Metal Specialties Mfg., Mar 7, 1916 - made specifically to
take advantage of the low price and ready availability of the No. 6
battery.
1178079 Attachment for Electric Lamps, Guy Morgan Laird, Apr 4, 1918,
362/194 - cap with reflector only touches top 1/2" of dry cell
1181076 Attachable and Detachable Light for Batteries, J.G. Hobson, Apr 25 1916, 362/195 -
1186197 Portable Electric Light, Conrad Hubert, Jun 6, 1916,
362/205 ; 200/60- uses single No. 6 Dry Cell, handle on side, reflector & lens on top
1190090 Electric Flash-Lamp, Charles A. Bennett, Jul 4, 1916,
362/194 D26/46 - coaxial reflector is about same diameter as dry cell, modern looking
1194930 Lamp, John M. Austen, Aug 15, 1916,
362/277 ; 362/297 - converging or diverging adjustable beam, cap for No. 6
1194929 Electric Light, J.M. Austen & B.J. Lee, Aug 15, 1916,
362/304 362/195 362/199 362/328 362/346 - projects light forward, to the side and rearward for cars
1207748 Electric Lantern, PAUL GRUNEK, Dec 12, 1916,
362/186 - two No. 6 Dry Cells area light
1227393 Toy, Cressman, May 22 1917,
446/83 ; 38/49; 446/485; 472/6 -
minature stage set turning crank causes
shadows of user installed paper figures to be projected onto screen as
a moving image, No. 6 Dry Cell
1259816 Vehicle Lamp, Charles M. Wilson, Mar 19, 1918,
362/198 ; 200/60 - ornate based on the No. 6
1273851 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Jul 30 1918,
362/188 - Two side by side No. 6 Dry Cells, focus adjustment on same centerline as lamp
1282219 Portable Signaling Search Light, William Grether, Oct 22 1918,
362/199 ; 362/188 -
Swivel head, 6 storage batteries (12V), focus adjustment on same centerline as lamp, ON - OFF switch and seperate blinker key
1286590 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Dec 3 1918,
362/188 - front focusing, rear storage battery - made from a metal casting, Fire Fighting
1291483 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Jan 14 1919,
362/188 ; 362/197 - Two No. 6 Dry Cells, focus adjustment on same centerline as lamp
1301253 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Apr 22 1919,
362/197 ; 2/DIG.2; 362/158 - Fire Fighting, Two No. 6 Dry Cells
1310763 Electrical Lighting Assembly, Albert H. Maranda, Jul 22 1919,
362/194 340/321 429/122 - cap with small reflector, no handle, just clips to top of dry cell
1342001 Dry Cell, Walter B. Schulte, June 1, 1920, 429/121 ; 429/181; 429/229; 439/766 - No. 6 <---------------
Dry Cell Battery patent1348128 Electrical Connection, JOHN H. GEORGE (Hawthorne Co), Jul 27, 1920,
362/197 ; 429/97 - two No. 6 Dry Cells - looks like Grether fire fighting lantern
1369892 Lighting Apparatus, ELLSWORTH A. HAWTHORNE, Mar 1 1921,
362/188 - The Excellight two No. 6 in patent, also offered B version with Edison Alkaline
1415033 Battery, H.T. Hipwell, May 9, 1922,
429/90 ; 429/155; 429/99 -
by connecting batteries in series and having a terminal for each = multivoltage battery
This is something I'm about to do with "F" cells for working with DC motors where you'd like different voltages.
1432907 Portable Electric Lantern, CHARLES STANLEY RHOADS (Western Electric), Oct 24, 1922,
362/184 ; 429/97, - hand carried or use on railway and cars, FIVE No. 6 Dry Cells
1423911 Portable Electric Lantern, ALLEN D. CARDWELL (Western Electric), Jul 25 1922,
362/184 ; 340/321; 429/99 - hand carried or use on railway and cars, FIVE No. 6 Dry Cells
1434041 Electric Light, C. H. Burton, Oct 31 1922,
362/195 -
an insulating strip is held by the center terminal and thumbnut and
supports a single sheet of metal that's both a reflector and lamp
socket and has a tongue that can reach past the negative terminal. The
lamp center contact sits on the positive terminal. Rotating the
assembly is the switch. - a 2 part count minimalist design
1438179 Electric Lantern, George J. Hollander, Dec 12, 1922,
362/194 429/97 43/17 - handle above dry cell and lamp, no reflector
1492297 Battery, H.T. Hipwell, Apr 29, 1924,
429/150 ; 200/11G; 429/159-
adds a rotary selector switch and a way to make it a top cover that will fit a battery pack (see 1415033)
1565450 Electric Battery and Method of Making Same, H.H. Hipwell, Dec 15 1925,
429/156 ; 429/184- radio B battery application
1611529 Battery Lantern, H.W. Jones (National Carbon Co), Dec 21 1926
362/197- two side by side No. 6 Dry Cells same layout as a pocket FL, but much larger.
1925374 Dry Cell Battery and Seal Therfore, C.P. Deibel, Sep 5, 1933,
429/167 ; 429/171; 429/178 - No. 6 Dry Cell (called a Six Inch cell)
that has a longer shelf life
1951431 Traffic Signal, John P. Meehan, Mar 20 1934,
340/908 ; 439/226 - uses a plurality of No. 6 cells, an interrupter , transformer to drive a Neon lamp
2051506 Signal Device, C. F. Wallace (Wallace a Tiernan Products), Aug 18, 1936,
340/331 362/194 -
four No. 6 dry cells power a clockwork
mechanism that sits on top of them and flashes the lamp, no
reflector. Used as a warning light
2062107 Dry Cell, Otto Karl Beinhardt, Nov 24, 1936,
429/172 - No. 6 type with a metallic top
2069355 Combined Circuit and Flashlight Connection, Douglas Rolph Clarke, Feb 2, 1937,
362/195 ; 439/653 - uses the three x No. 6 = 4.5 Volt battery
2082572 Discharge Tube Flasher, Robert B. Gonsett (Irene Gonsett), Jun 1, 1937,
340/331 ; 315/219; 335/54 - single No.6 drives gas discharge tube
2095657 Lens Mounting, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Battery Co), Oct 12 1937,
362/344 ; 292/256.6; 359/819; 362/362 - lens held in rubber
2097237 Emergency Lighting System, Clarence P. Hulst, Oct 26, 1937,
362/157 - uses No. 6 Dry Cells and has storage for a couple of flash lights
2118687 Circuit Controlling Mechanism, Charles F. Wallace (Wallace & Tiernan Products), May 24, 1938,
200/19.01 ; 200/35R; 335/87; 968/546 -
2213584 Emergency Exit Light, Hulst, Sep 3 1940,
362/20 ; 340/300 - uses AC mains or if they fail No. 6 Dry Cells
2231320 Dry Cell, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Batt Co), Feb 11, 1941, 429/166 ; 429/133; 429/94 - No. 6 <---------------
Dry Cell Battery patent2420634 Electric Lantern, C.E. Wohler, May 13 1947,
362/190 ; 362/197 - two each No. 6 Dry Cell
2478129 Automatic Emergency Light, John Thomas Powell, Aug 2 1949,
362/20 ; 324/507 -
References:
1211121 Flash Lamp, EVERETT, Jan 2 1917
1365636 Electric Pocket Lamp, C. Boltshauser (Phoebus Co, Germany), Jan 1921
1511097 Emergency Lighting System, OSCAR W. ALTHOBT, Oct 7, 1924, 362/20 ; 315/87 -
2097237 Emergency Lighting System, Clarence P. Hulst, Oct 26, 1937, 362/157 - uses No. 6 Dry Cells and has storage for a couple of flash lights
2213584 Emergency Exit Light, Hulst, Sep 3 1940
2369288 Emergency Lighting Unit, Frederick B. Embury, Feb 13 1945
D46427
Portable Electric Lamp, John J. Brownrigg, Harry Henderson & Arthur
E. Case (probably started Delta Electric), Sep 22, 1914, D26/50 -
based on the
No. 6 Dry Cell2578030 Marine Safety Light, P.J. Ambrose, Dec 11 1951,
441/17 ; 362/184 - stored inverted, USCG approved, easy to inspect No. 6 Dry Cell
References:
1457565 Headlight Lens,
1655548 Illuminable Buoy, Honegger, Jan 10 1928, 441/17 ; 340/815.73; 43/17- uses Mercury switch, stored inverted
1964466 Electric Lantern, Karl J. Helmholtz
2151938 Lifesaving Light, Jesse A. Ramsey, Mar 28 1939, 362/158 ; 200/52A; 200/60; 200/61.52; 200/DIG.29; 340/331; 441/17 -stored upside down
2305490 Electric Safety Water Light, Louis E. Perkins (Perkins Marine Lamp & Hdw), Dec 15 1942, 441/17 ; 362/186; 362/190; 362/477 - 6V lantern batt
2346695 Electric Water Light, Gustave Miller
2369971 Buoyant Safety Light, George M. Marr, Feb 20 1945, 441/16 ; 362/158; 362/186 - stored upside down
2377161 Electric Safety Water Light, Augustus J. Le Strange, May 29 1945, 441/17 ; 340/321; 362/158; 429/99; 43/17 -concentric tubes rotated to access side cell loading port
2404681 Lifesaving Device, William R. Baack (Coston Supply Co), Jul 23 1946, 441/17 ; 362/158 - 3 D cells mercury switch
2585869 Eight Reflector Attachemet for use on Dry Cells, John Peter Speckman, Feb 12, 1952,
362/195 - attachments for the No. 6 Dry Cell
References:
241649 Lamp-Reflector, Henry E. Haley, May 17 1881,
292/230 - add on for keroscene lamp
682602 Reflector, Alonzo B. Conde, Sep 17 1901,
362/322 ; 362/396 - wire support folds agist reflector when not in use
838729 Wire Terminal, Fred T. Lockwood, Dec 18 1906,
439/868 -
THE ring tongue terminal seperate clamps for wire and insulation
985018
Battery Lamp Socket, George N. Eastman (E.C. Brown), Feb 21 1911,
439/666 ; 362/195; 429/96; 439/627-
lamp and connector on wire end plug onto threaded terminal posts on No. 6 - minimalist
1093287 Electric Cap Light, A.B. Neff, Apr 14 1914
1130567 Electric Lantern, B.K. Bunch, Mar 2, 1915
1162287 Flash-Light, E. Grah, Nov 30, 1915,
362/195 - adds lamp and reflector pointing up to No. 6 - minimalist
1210365 Lamp Attachment for Cells, M.C. Regan, Dec 26, 1916
1434041 Electric Light, C. H. Burton, Oct 31 1922
1875241 Electrical Cord Terminal, JOSEPH A. IDANK (GE), Aug 1932 - early soldered wire terminal, - a lot of work to install
2589747 Emergency Portable Light, Emilio Lorenzo Tedeschi, Mar 18 1952,
340/321 ; 362/197; D26/37 -
car breakdown uses either two 6V lantern batteries or car power
References:
1952480 Hand Signal, Edmund B. Thompson, Mar 1934, - light for left hand of car driver
2171349 Electric Lantern, Lee M. Wiley (Delta Electric Co), Aug 29, 1939,
340/331 ; 307/132T; 337/92; 340/908.1; 362/197 - steady or flashing
2224742 Electric Device, Muldoon (Henry Hyman), Dec 10 1940
2312649 Switch Signal, Daniel Allcott Kelly, Mar 1943, - railroad switch 4 lens
Related:
5103204 Lyte-Com, Randall L. Hartman, Apr 7, 1992, 340/332;
34028601; 34028607; 340/326 - call light for employees
2620388 Combination Warning Signal and Trouble Lamp - for cars
2641685 Fluorescent Hand Lamp Construction, Joseph G. Pessina (Emro Mfg Co), Jun 9 1953,
362/157 ; D26/42, -
has the look and feel of a Navy Battle Lantern, only for a couple of Fluorescent tubes
5202660 LYTE-COM portable visual signalling device, - call light for employees
2589747 Emergency Portable Light, Emilio Lorenzo Tedeschi, Mar 18 1952
2597705 Roadside Signal Lighting Device, - vehicle power only
2580938 Policeman's Portable Traffic Signal Device, Stop & Go on 4 faces
3403249 Battery Powered Signal Light, R. J. BENNETT (Union Carbine Co), Sep 24 1968
362/191 ; 362/194; 429/12; D26/41- module to replace oil lamp, 160 day battery
2671212 Highway Warning Signal, - vehicle powered breakdown aleart
2612549 Portable Safety and Trouble Light,
2482266 Back Panel for Flasher Casings or the Like, R. R. GOSHORN, Sep 20, 1949,
3116025 Lantern with Signal Lamp (Delta Electric), J.D. Smaltz, Dec 31, 1963 - no case,
attaches to top of battery with screw on post terminals has swing up
3615859
LeClanche Dry Cell with Thick Wall Paste Seperator, Schumm, Jr. (Union Carbide Corp), Oct 1971,
429/134 ; 429/166 -
Grether Fire Lantern
There are a number of patents that cover
this general type of fire lantern. But so far I have not found
the one dated June 24 1913. If you know,
let me know.
The label says:
Made in Bridgeport, Conn, U.S.A.
Army-Navy Special
OLD-SOL
Reg in U.S. Pat Office June 24, '13
Type No. 158-RB
Hawthrone Mfg. Co. Inc
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The push buttons for the ON-OFF switch were missing. I've replaced them with a
couple of 10-32x3/4" hex head machine screws. There is a rod sticking out the back
along the center line of the lamp that moves the lamp front to back to allow adjusting
the beam.
The lens and bezel came with the lamp but the casting at the top has broken. Maybe
the local specialist welder can repair the aluminum.
Uses the 1491 lamp, same as the Navy Battle Lantern which also uses a pair of No. 6 Dry Cells.
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![Grether Fire Lantern Switch & Spare Lamp Storage](Images/GretherFireLtrnSw-SLs.jpg)
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The Battery contact plate has been removed and you can see the combined switch and
lamp axial movement part. The loose wires normally would go to
the contact plate which should have leaf spring contacts to the four
battery terminals. Since it's missing parts
someone has disconnected the wires to allow direct connection to the No. 6 Dry Cells.
Also notice that two spare lamps can be stored inside the top.
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![Grether Fire Lantern Battery Plate Wire Side](Images/GretherFrLntCntHldWirFaces.jpg)
Grether Fire Lantern Battery Plate Wire Terminal side
faces top of lantern
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![Grether Fire Lantern Battery Plate Battery Side](Images/GretherFrLntCntHldBatFaces.jpg)
Grether Fire Lantern Battery Plate Battery Side faces dry cells.
The angle of the upper right groove is wrong for No. 6 Dry Cells, so maybe
this lantern was made to use another battery like an Edison cell?
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?????? June 24 1913
D51175 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Aug 21, 1917,
D26/50
1273851 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Jul 30 1918,
362/188 - Two side by side No. 6 Dry Cells, focus adjustment on same centerline as lamp
wires connect to two No. 6 dry cells.
1282219 Portable Signaling Search Light, William Grether, Oct 22 1918,
362/199 ; 362/188 -
Swivel head, 6 storage batteries (12V), focus adjustment on same centerline as lamp, ON - OFF switch and seperate blinker key
1286590 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Dec 3 1918,
362/188 - front focusing, rear storage battery - made from a metal casting, Fire Fighting
1291483 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Jan 14 1919,
362/188 ; 362/197 - Two No. 6 Dry Cells, focus adjustment on same centerline as lamp
Uses the leaf spring method to connect
to the dry cells BUT uses a wire jumper between the two dry cells and
does not have the insulating alignment plate like 1348128.
This patent contains the following
wording: "The means above described make it possible to remove
the cover (5) from the base (1) and without bothering with long
connecting wires, and further making it possible for the cover to be
taken any distance from it's base." What does this mean?
Maybe the 1913 patent would shed some light on this?
1301253 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Apr 22 1919,
362/197 ; 2/DIG.2; 362/158 - Fire Fighting, Two No. 6 Dry Cells
Maybe intended for explosive gas applications, contains power disconect if bulb breaks
1348128 Electrical Connection, John H. George (Hawthorne Co), Jul 27, 1920,
362/197 ; 429/97 - two No. 6 Dry Cells -
looks like Grether fire fighting lantern
The two No. 6 Dry Cells are connected to a fiber plate using the thumb
nuts. These assemblies of two dry cells can be pre made and
stored in a fire truck. When new batteries are needed it's done
by opening the toggle levers on the lantern and removing the top
completely from the bottom which is easily done since there are no wires
going to the batteries but instead leaf spring contacts (the heart of
this patent). The dead battery assembly is lifted out and a fresh
battery assembly installed.
A better title would have been "Quick Change Battery method".
Niagara patent 2425274 calls this patent. It uses very similar leaf spring battery contacts.
1369892 Lighting Apparatus, Ellsworth A. Hawthorne, Mar 1 1921,
362/188 - The Excellight two No. 6 in patent, also offered B version with Edison Alkaline
The push right for on, push left for
off switch assembly combined with the bulb focusing function in this
patent matches the lantern in the photo.
But this patent shows wires running to the batteries and so does not
have the quick change battery feature like the lamp in the photo.
1379337 Lighting Apparatus, John H. George (Hawthorne Co), May 24, 1921,
362/258 ; 191/12.2R -
a dirigible type spot light where the
lamp can be removed from the parabolic reflector and used as an
inspection light. The lamp holder, axial lamp movement mechanism
is the same as the one shown in the photo above.
1390201 Lighting Apparatus, John H. George (Hawthorne Co), Sep 6, 1921,
200/51.13 ; 362/382 -
This covers the electric switch, lamp socket and axial movement mechanism.
calls application numbers 200243 1917 and 205728
1402353 Illuminating Apparatus, Ellsworth A. Hawthorne, Jan 3, 1922
362/295 ; 362/247; 362/296 - with combined switch and focusing device
Repairs
For now I'm using hex head machine screws to replace the on-off switch.
Haven't yet figured out what the battery contact straps look like.
If an O-ring was to be used between the bezel and the top it
would have an I.D. of about 5" and the exact same O-ring would be just
the correct length to fit between the top and bottom. Concidence,
or is that what should be there?
If you have any information on this lantern
let me know.
Signal Lamps
for conveying information, not automobile directional or traffic stop & go.
2341189 Signal Lamp, Feb 8, 1944 340/815.76 ; 200/293.1; 362/112 - Hand held blinker
I have not been able to find a patent for the
M-227 Signal Lamp, but is so unique there should be one. The Aldis and other Signal lights are on the M-227 page.
Army Angle Head Flashlight MX-991/U
![Army Angle Head Flashlight MX-991/U Exploded](Images/MX991uFlashlights.jpg)
This
2 "D" cell flashlight comes with a clear mild diffuser, a white
diffuser and a red filter along with a spare bulb stored in the battery
cap. I think this design is of W.W. II vintage. The current
popular flashlight (2007) are the Streamlight brand or knockoff
versions that use the CR123 photo batteries, which the military calls
the BA-5123. These batteries have excellent shelf life (> 10
years), contain a lot of power for their size and weight, and can
deliver high currents. A modern double 123 battery flashlight is
probably a better flashlight than the old angle head on all
accounts.
The brighter Streamlights use gas (krypton, Argon) filled
filament bulbs that provide more light than conventional filament bulbs.
made by
G.T. Price Products, inc., Los Angles 31, Cal.
![MX-993/U Navy Flashlight](Images/MX993s.jpg)
This is the Navy version marked:
U.S.
MX-993/U,
G.T. Price Products, Inc., Los Angles 31, Cal.
and by hand "SS40"
Penlights
Penlights are a sub class of Pocket Flash Lights.
1106828 Portable Electric Lamp, William J. Monaghan (Waterbury Mfg Co), Aug 11 1914,
362/203 ; 200/60; 340/321 - penlite pencil size
1107645 Circuit Closers, Bernard Benedict (Beacon Minature Electric Co), Aug 18 1914,
200/60
; 362/205- It's not clear of this is a penlight or regular flash
light. I have it here because it's a Beacon Miniature Electric Product. More likely a "C" or "D" cell flash light.
approximately life size
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THE IDEAL FOUNTAIN LIGHT PAT SEPT. 22, 1914 OTHERS PENDING
The ball on the pocket clip is a switch contact connected to the metal
body. There's an insulating fish paper sleeve inside of which is
a sleeve of metal that connects to the battery spring which is insulated
from the case. A hole in the fish paper allows the ball to make
contact with the metal sleeve completing the circuit. action:
OFF-(ON). Uses bayonet joints between the reflector/lamp holder and the tube and between the large and small tubes.
1182965 Flash Light, Bernard Benedict (Beacon Minature Electric Co), May 16, 1916, 362/191
; 362/205 - This shows the insulating sleeve and metal sleeve.
These extra sleeves are the reason ther top of slightly larger in
diameter than the light end.
After National Carbon Bought Beacon (Connection to Traders Metal
Goods?) Eveready made these as their No. 2683 & No. 5683 in 1917.
This may be the oldest pen light design?
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1111546 Pocket Electric Light, P.H. Oleman (Traders Metal Goods), Sep 22 1914,
362/191 ; 200/60; 362/205; 600/249-
minimalist AA? pen light - PFL type lamp
KEY Feature - uses pocket clip ball end to make electrical contact with zinc battery which is insulated from metal case.
This circuit closing mechanisim is why it's referenced by other pen light makers.
1144201 Portable Flash Light, H.H. & H.T. Hipwell, Jun 22 1915,
362/203 ; 429/97- long AA pen light
spring at each end, slide one tube to activate
1150066 Pocket Flash-light, F.M. Rosnefeld (Import Sales Co), Aug 17 1915,
362/191 ; 362/206- Pen light
Instead of using the interior insulated
sleeve like in the Ideal Fountain light, the battery connection goes
through the spring to a mounting that's insulated and then to the
pocket clip. When the pocket clip is pressed aginst the body that
turns on the light. This one can be all the same diameter.
1166930 Telescopic Combined Portable Flash-Light and Writing-Pad, Petrie, Jan 4 1916,
362/99 ; 362/200; 362/280 -
telescoping Pocket FL w/Compass for Boy Scouts
1169029 Pencil Attachment, Gunnerson, Jan 18 1916,
362/118 ; 192/142R-
1178928 Flash-Light, M.L. Kaplan (Beacon Minature Co), Apr 11 1916,
362/204- reflector + lens, cylindrical, simple switch circuit
1181509 Pen, J. J. Devine, May 2, 1916,
362/118- pen in front of pen light
1182965 Flash Light, Bernard Benedict (Beacon Minature Electric Co), May 16, 1916,
362/191 ; 362/205 -
Ideal Fountain Light
1193534 Fountain Pen Flash Light, L. Friedman, Aug 8 1916,
362/118 - grain of weat lamp under pen nib
1199276 Flash Light, M.L. Kaplan (Beacon Minature Co), Sep 26 1916,
362/205 ; 200/60-
reflector, lens, short prevention - calls
1182965
1216862 Electric Pencil, AMADA E. SICKLES, Feb 20 1917,
362/118 -
1219109 Pocket Flash Light, M.L. Kaplan (National Carbon Co), Mar 13, 1917,
362/191-
"The present inention embraces certain
improements on the flash light made the subject of Patent 1182965, May
16, 1916, to Bernard Benedict."
There's a slider on the pocket clip. In the first position it's a momentary switch and in the second a full on operation.
version of the Ideal Fountain Light
1226926 Electric Flash Light, Joseph Tiscione, May 22, 1917,
362/206 ; D19/51; D26/46 - pen lite Ideal Fountain Light look alike
1247038 Electric Pencil, J.B. Urbano, Nov 20 1917,
362/118 - a pen light with a pencil attached
1248934 Pocket Flash Light, E.W. Seymour, Dec 4, 1917,
362/206 - Penlight no rattles
1265820 Flash Light, Edward W. Seymour, May 14 1918,
362/206 ; 200/60 -
pushbutton in tailcap bridges gap inside insulating sleeve
1274022 Electric Attachment for Pens or Pencils, CHRISTIAN EDMUNDSON, Jul 1918,
1279820 Illuminated Note Pad, Brassard, Sep 24 1918,
362/99 ; 281/7; 362/97; 462/26; 462/84- pocket FL inside
1308032 Flash-Light, B. Benedict (Traders Metal Goods), Jly 1 1919,
362/191 ; 200/60; 362/206- two in line AA? pen light
1310476 Illuminated Writing Instrument, L. F. HART, Jul 22 1919,
362/118-
1311899 Flash Light, M.L. Kaplan (National Carbon Co), Aug 5 1919,
362/191 ; 200/60; 362/206; 43/17 - two AA
pen light bayonet joint
an improvement on the Ideal Fountain Light
1320537 Portable Illuminated Sketchng or Writing Service, Dimond, Nov 4 1919,
362/99 ; 281/51; 362/97- lamp and batt
1341267 Illuminating Attachment for Pens or Pencils, C. M. EAST, May 25 1920,
362/118 ; 200/DIG.29; 362/802- battery seperate from lamp & switch
1408526 Pocket Flash Light, Lyhne (Bridgeport Metal Goods), Mar 1922,
362/206 - pen lite
1418132 Writing Lighting Device, Devine, May 30 1922,
362/118 - lamp in center pen and pencil on ends
1144201 Portable Flash Light, H.H. & H.T. Hipwell, Jun 22 1915,
362/203 ; 429/97 - penlight
1509719 Fountain Pen and Electric Light, John J. Devine, Sep 23 1924,
362/118 ; 401/195, -
1516647 Pencil Illuminating Light, J.W. Saunders, Nov 25, 1924, 362/118 - battery in coat pocket, maybe for waiter
1537806 Fountain Pen, John J. Devine, May 12, 1925,
362/118 - with lamp
171304 Flashlight, A. Gelardin Aug 29 1939
362/206 ; 340/321; D26/46- Penlight with translucent tip surrounding lamp. single cell
![Ves Poc Lite](Images/Ves-Poc-Lites.jpg)
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1782015 Flashlight, William B. Sachs, Nov 18 1930, 362/206 ; 200/60 -
The patent shows a knurled button that can be used to turn to lock on,
this button is smooth and does not lock on, yet the clip is marked VES
POC LITE.
The other two Ves Poc Lites I've seen on the internet have also been green.
The patent shows an optional lens assembly that can be fiiction fitted
to the front where the normal lamp is a 223 type flat globe type.
The lens is in a fixed position. The sheet metal socket that can
be slid back and forth in the lamp housing allows focusing the optional
lamp holder. This light is missing the battery spring and the
bakelite insulating washer that holds it. So far have not found
an earlier Sachs flashlight patent that would cover this one.
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![Ves Poc Lite Opened](Images/Ves-Poc-LiteOpns.jpg)
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The prior owner had installed
the sheet metal socket improperly. It can be installed with the
flange toward the back with the threads inside the lamp cap, but then
there's a large gap between the rear battery and the switch. But
that method does allow the use of a 222 lamp. The patent shows
the socket installed behind the lamp cap with the flange adjacent to
the lamp cap. For that to work the lamp needs to be either a 223
type (shown above) or a #14 so that he bulb can be trapped by the step
in the lamp cap internal bore.
When assembled acording to the patent with the 223 lamp the spring
shown from a AA battery holder causes this penlight to be on all the
time. Some type of insulating holder is needed between the spring
and the metal cup on the back of the switch to get it working properly.
Also the two end caps and not as tight as they might be. Instead
of using threads which are not practical inside the tube since it's
made of 10 mil brass there are three dimples spaces 120 degrees
apart. I think these need to be reformed, maybe by using an
automatic center punch on the tube OD to drive the dimples a little
deeper.
The lamp cap have the feel of a screw machine or chucker lathe part and
the tail cap is a stamped sheet metal part. Threads on the lamp
cap are
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1810524 Flash Light, A.S. Lyhne (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Jun 16 1931, -
Ideal Fountain Light but with rotary cap for the switch
1839971 Spotlight and the Like, L.S. Korsen, Jan 5 1932,
362/189 ; 362/191- two AAAA? pencil size light
1878431 Illuminated Pencil, Turton, Sep 20 1932,
362/118 ; 362/216 -
1895913 Vest Pocket Type Flash Light, M.E. Buchholz (Bright Star Battery Co) Jan 31 1933,
362/203 - pen light
1907102 Flash Light, C.E.A. Gronbech (Bright Star Battery Co), May 2 1933,
362/208 362/206 - Pen light
1919024 Pocket Flash Light, L Abbotts (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Jul 18 1933,
362/206 ; 200/60; 600/249- penlight pussing button to the side locks it
![Bridgeport Metal Goods Co Penlite](Images/BPMtlGds1919024s.jpg)
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Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co single AA Penlight, two patent Nos. stamped:
1408526 Pocket Flash Light, Lyhne (Bridgeport Metal Goods), Mar 1922, 362/206 - pen light with button switch like
1919024 but without the groove so is only OFF-(On). not permanent on.
1919024 Pocket Flash Light, L Abbotts (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Jul 18 1933, 362/206
; 200/60; 600/249- penlight pushing button to the side locks it.
Adding groove allow permanent ON so action is OFF-(ON)-ON
Uses the 112 Lens type E10 based lamp rated 1.2 volts @ 250 mA.
GTL-3 bulb, MSCP = 0.05 10 hours ave life. Radio Shack
272-1174
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1947975 Selective Contact Illuminator Pen, John Dianovszky, Feb 20 1934,
362/206-
1981544 Flash Light Device, T.W. Frech (GE), Nov 20 1934,
362/194 ; 429/97 - combined cell and lamp unit
1985335 Combined Pad Holder and Illuminating Means Therefore, Bloss, Dec 25 1934,
362/99 ; 281/7; 362/155 -
1987158 Fountain Pen, John Quaglia, Jan 8 1935,
362/118 ; 200/60 - 2 cells and Lamp
1988961 Flash Light Device, Gwilym F. Prideaux (GE), Jan 22 1935,
362/194 362/187 362/189 - raw bulb is moulded on top of a AA cell
???patent
![Tek-Lite pen sold as an Air Force pen light](Images/Flashlight_Tek-lites.jpg)
This
is a pen light that uses two AA cells. The on/off switch is
at the top left in the photo. By holding the knurled aluminum
knob at the right and twisting the black lens cover a red filter is
moved in front of the pre focused lamp.
Label reads:
Flashlight
Penlight Style, Pilots
MS21998-2
Part No. PL
Tek-Lite, Inc.
U.S.
Patent Pending
White <----Rotate ---->
Black Cap
Hold Metal Ring When Switching Colors.
1996563 Flashlight Pen and Pencil, Francis E. Billings, Apr 2 1935,
362/118 ; 200/60; 362/187- clear plastic nose
1997231 Pencil Flashlight Magnet, Plutino, Apr 9 1935,
600/11 ; 362/205; 425/DIG.33 - 2 AA ?
2070316 Portable Flashlight, Recker (Chase Co), Feb 9 1937,
362/206 ; 200/534; 200/60; 43/17.5 -
2008070 Light Attachment for Pens and Pencils, Ada Godman, Jul 16 1935,
362/205 ; 200/60; 24/336
2008915 Vest Pocket Flash Light, Otto A. Langos (Chicago Electric Mfg Co), Jul 1935,
362/203 ; 12/142C; 200/60 - Pen light looks like #14 lamp?
D101747 Flashlight, Alexander Sydney Weston, Oct 27 1936
2054459 Manuscript Manipulator, D.W. Burt, Sep 15 1936,
281/8 ; 242/538.3; 242/545; 362/99 -
2059977 Portable Lamp Construction, R.G. Williams (Usona Mfg Co), Nov 3, 1936,
362/202 362/208 D26/49 -
Jewelites - aluminum case threaded plastic lens housing, 2 C cells
2084767 Bulb Holder, G.C. Fullmer (Bridgeport Metal Goods), Jun 22 1937,
362/208 362/206 439/628 D26/2 - penlight non rattle and holds Cat's-eye lamps
2150644 Pocket Flash Light, Hugh W. Batcheller (Aetna Motor Prod), Mar 1939,
362/203 ; 261/123; 43/17 - pen light 222 lamp
2164148 Combined Pocket Flashlight and Key Case, Nets H. Swanson, Jun 27 1939,
362/203 ; 362/187; 70/456R
2166282 Electric Lamp, Benjafield (Benjamin Webster), Jul 1939, - single AA/AAA? 222 type lamp
2166864 Novelty, Albert Gelardin, Jul 18 1939,
40/555 - advertizing message that's illuminated
2171304 Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Aug 29 1939,
362/206 ; 340/321; D26/46 - sculped case, matching translucent cap hemisphere end push on in tail cap
2199311 Day and Night Map, Hartmann, Apr 30 1940,
362/98 ; 200/60; 362/197; 362/802; 40/541 -
2222879 Detachable and Adjustable Reflecting Element for use with a Flashlight, Le Roy V. Porter, Nov 26 1940,
362/138 ; 24/11CC; D26/49 - clips to penlight
2225936 Flashlight, Robert G. Williams (Fulton Manufacturing Corp), Dec 1940,
362/206 ; 200/567; 200/60; 340/321; 362/208 - pen light 222 lamp + AA + cleaver switch
2236384 Flashlight, Arthur Samuels, Mar 25 1941,
362/194 362/189 43/17 - a minimalist cap holds Mazda lamp and one terminal is made be pressing between zinc and cardboard
D108202 Flashlight Case, Albert Gelardin, Feb 1, 1938,
D26/49 - penlight case
2249689 Flashligh, Albert Gelardin Jul 15 1941,
362/203 ; 362/208 - spring holds 112 lamp away from battery until tail cap is turned in
2249690 Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jul 15 1941,
362/203 ; 362/208; 43/17.5 - translucid lens cap, works with three different styles of bulb
References:
2059977 Portable Lamp Construction, R.G. Williams (Usona Mfg Co
2249691 Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jul 15 1941,
362/206 ; 200/60; 362/186; 362/208 - pleasing appearance single cell 112 lamp penlight D____
2251561 Circuit Closer for Flashlights, O. T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Aug 5
1941, 200/60 ; 362/203; D26/49 - three mode pen light switch at base end
2256641 Rotary Switch, Giles C. Fullmer (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Sep 23 1941,
200/60 ; 200/4; 362/206 -
2261536 Flashlight, O. T. Wood (Blake Mfg), Nov 4 1941, 362/191 ;
200/60; 362/205; D26/49 - Pen light, switch works my moving the lamp
assy back and forth
2277866 Hand Operated Electric Light Signal Device, Aaron D. Le Sage, Mar 1942,
340/321 ; 200/60; 362/196 - pen light clips to finger of left hand for automobile turn signaling
2312305 Flashlight, F. J. Berlinger, Mar 2 1943,
362/191 ; 362/206; 429/97 - 222 lamp at top end
2373306 Flashlight, Joseph A. Gits, Apr 10 1945,
362/203 ;
340/321; D26/49 - refractive index of plastic housing matches glass
& has ribs to radiate light single wire/spring circuit controlled
by screwing cap in or out
2323960 Combined Cigarette Lighter, Flashlight and Writing Instrument, Benicno Zeno, Jul 13, 1943,
362/205 ; 362/118 - no references
2385640 Flashlight, C.S. Packer (Justrite Mfg Co), Sep 25 1945,
362/191 - switch & belt clip (? size)
2389591Color Illuminator for Flashlights, LeRoy O. Brown (Justrite Mfg Co) - A.F. penlight
![Justrite Air Force Penlight](Images/Justrite_Penlights.jpg)
Flashlight MS21998-1, Penlight Style Pilots, p/n 173C-C Justrite, U.S.
light aluminum construction
2420152 Flashlight, Charles E. Wohler (Niagara Searchlight Co), May 6, 1947,
362/191 - penlight calls Ideal Fountain Light 1311899
2443539 Flashlight Switch, Walter R. Kopp (Olto Ind), Jun 1948,
200/60 ; 362/206 - pen lite two AA + 222 lamp +small dia push button switch knurled push and rotate to keep on
2456680 Flashlight, Harry E. Croft, Dec 21, 1948,
362/194 - minimalist approach
2483665 Pocket Flashlight, Eugene H. Phillips (Lennan Lights), Oct 4 1949,
362/203 ; 200/51.12 - penlight
apring between lamp and battery breaks contact, button at other end moves battery stack forward making the circuit
References:
1144201 Portable Flash Light
1734565 Circuit Continuing Device - adds a shade to bare car instrument panel bulb - not here
1761437 Circuit Continuing Device - adds a shade to bare car instrument panel bulb - not here
2164148 Combined Pocket Flashlight and Key Case
2312305 Flashlight, F. J. Berlinger, Mar 2 1943
2483819 Electric Flashlight, Eaymond L. Falge, Oct 4 1949,
362/158 ; 362/189 - squeeze the dot throw away, has pocket clip
References:
1866600 Pocket Flash Light, F. Rauch
2104888 Electrical Connecting Device, Otto Spahr
2166864 Novelty, A. Gelardin
2234972 Flashlight, Zennan
2262040 Illuminated Panel Battery Lamp, Van Dyne Pell
2387144 Electric Flashlight, William H. Gey
2483820 Electric Flashlight, Eaymond L. Falge, Oct 4 1949,
362/189
References:
1700768 Flashlight, J.H. Kuechenmeister
1866600 Pocket Flash Light, F. Rauch
1922801 Battery Hand Lamp, C.A. Gillingham
2166864 Novelty, A. Gelardin
2262040 Illuminated Panel Battery Lamp, Van Dyne Pell
2387144 Electric Flashlight, William H. Gey
2484154 Illuminated Fountain Pen, John J. Devine, Oct 11, 1949,
362/118 -
References:
1335644 Portable Electric Light
1509719 Fountain Pen and Electric Light
1537806 Fountain Pen
1878431 Illuminated Pencil
1987158 Fountain Pen
2491686 Pen Shaped Pocket Flashlight, Jerome Nathan (Bantum-Lite Inc), Dec 20 1949,
362/191 -
2516180 Finger Ring with Flashlight Attachment, Meyer M. Brown, Jul 25 1950,
224/217 ; 200/293.1; 200/DIG.2; D11/2- small cylindrical battery, switch & lamp
References:
914975 Portable Electric Light, GUY R. RADLEY, Mar 9 1909,
362/310 ; 200/DIG.2; 340/321; 362/103; 362/187 -
battery in shoulder holster lamp on thumb for reading book
918181 Electric Flash -Light Attachment, F. Meadows (H.B. Cornwell), Apr 13 1909
1199710 Signaling Device, Wilhelmina J. Newton (Ethel Allen), Sep 26 1916,
340/321 ; 116/35R; 200/DIG.2; 340/815.74; 362/103 - for numbers 1 to 5
1519266 Signal Lamp, Roebling, Dec 16 1924,
340/321 ; 191/12.2R; 200/502; 200/DIG.2; 362/387 - car turn signal by hand
1623002 Lamp Supporting Collar, Gossett, Mar 29 1927
2561532 Flashlight, B. Muir, July 24, 1951,
References:
1200366 Battery Lamp
1712996 Incandescent Lamp
1906188 Incandescent Lamp
1981544 Flash Light Device
1988961 Flash Light Device
2255516 Electrical Flash Light
2387144 Electric Flashlight, William H. Gey
2570838 Pen shaped Pocket Flashlight, Jerome Nathan Bantam-Lite Inc), Oct 9 1951,
362/191 ; 200/567; 200/60; 362/205; D26/47 -
2600418 Flashlight comprising Permanently Assembled Lamp, Cell, Housing, and Switch Structure, F.H. Muller, Jun 17 1952,
362/194 313/315 315/55 - AA?AAA based
References:
1200366 Battery Lamp
1981544 Flash Light Device
2387144 Electric Flashlight, William H. Gey
2607883 Flashlight for use in a Combined Flashlight, Sidney Berkowitz, Aug 1952,
362/118 ; 362/109; D26/38 -
References:
1182965 Flash Light
1466779 Combined Cigar Lighter and Flashlight
1824449 Cane
1838306 Flash Light
1839066 Device for securing fountain pens in pockets 0 not here
1890841 Knife and Flashlight
1970611 Clip - for holding pen in pocket - not here
2008070 Light Attachment for Pens and Pencils
2277866 Hand Operated Electric Light Signal Device
2323960 Combined Cigarette Lighter, Flashlight and Writing Instrument
2386255 Flashlight
2484154 Illuminated Fountain Pen
2629043 Illuminated Message Case, J. F. HOLTJE, Feb 17 1953,
362/99 ; 281/6; 362/97; 40/904 -
2632094 Flashlight having a Sealed Flexible Casing, Robert. G. Akerley, Mar 17 1953,
362/189 ; 200/60 -
References:
1590541 Automatic Contact Device for use in Pocket Lamps
2235714 Flashlight, William M. Lennan
2387144 Electric Flashlight, William H. Gey
2483819 Electric Flashlight, Eaymond L. Falge
2483820 Electric Flashlight, Eaymond L. Falge
2694772 Flashlight with Hermetically Sealed Casing, Albert Gelardin, Nov 16 1954,
362/189 ; 429/48; 446/337; 446/485 - helps preserve water in AAA size lights
2705279 Portable Self-contained Flashlight, Berlinger, Mar 29 1955,
362/197 - penlight with lamp at end of gooseneck
References:
1145586 Electric Attachment for Ophthalmoscopes, Harry G. Herold (General Optical Co)
1232824 Portable Flashlight, Joseph L. Mayhew, Jul 10 1917, 362/202 ; 200/60; 600/249 - gooseneck
2312305 Flashlight, F. J. Berlinger, Mar 2 1943
2712058 Pen Light or the like with Adjustable Head, Grebey, Jun 28 1955,
362/199 - rotatable to an angle head rack and gear
2729740 Hermetically Sealed Falshlight, Jerome I. Davis (P.R. Mallory Corp), Jan 3 1956,
362/158 ; 200/60; 362/189; 362/205 - probably a Mercury battery design
2790893 Portable Electric Light, Arnold W. Lane (GE), Apr 1957,
362/194 ; 362/189; 429/119; 429/219- tiny battery made with washer shaped electrodes surrounding lamp
2818499 Flashlight Construction, William C. Moore (Welch Allyn), Dec 1957,
362/191 ; 362/206 - pen light two AA 222 lamp patent side mounted button switch
2931894 Flashlight, Anton Brnehl, Apr 5, 1960,
362/194 D26/49 -
References:
2255516 Electrical Flash Light
2402375 Sealed Beam Flashlight Lamp
2561532 Flashlight
2600418
Flashlight comprising Permanently Assembled Lamp, Cell, Housing, and
Switch Structure, F.H. Muller, Jun 17 1952
2826681 Multicell Battery
2937266 Flashlight, D.C. Munro. May 17, 1960,
362/191 ; 200/60; 362/205; D26/49, -
3287547 Illuminated Tweezer, Albert W. Spedding, Nov 22 1966,
362/119 ; 294/99.2; 606/133; 606/211; 968/666 - blades anchored in translucent plastic lamp cap (112)
References:
1144210 Tool, Robert Kincaid, Jun 22 1915
2171304 Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Aug 29 1939
2376448 Tweezer Impliment and the Like, Edwin A. Neugass, May 22 1945,
606/211 ; 294/99.2; 362/120; 362/572; 362/577; 40/546; D24/143; D28/55;
D7/686 -
multiple combinations pocket clip, magnifying glass, light
2666843 Illuminated Tweezers, Samuel George Zuckerman, Jan 19 1954,
362/120 ; 294/99.2; 606/211; D24/143 -
2885537 Illuminated Surgical and Dental Instruments, Wood, May 5 1959,
362/119 ; 30/329; 362/139; 362/572; 362/573; 433/29; 600/241; 600/248 -
3351723 Pocket Flashlight having Clip and Switch, Ming (Sonca HK), Nov 7 1967,
200/60 ; 362/190 - improved pwnlight clip/switch
3384742 Ballpoint Penlight, May 21 1968, 362/118
3459907 Flashlight Switch, Edward J. Garland (ESB Inc), Aug 5 1969
200/60 ; 200/291; 200/563-
3532875 Penlight Closure, Keller(Justrite Mfg Co), Oct 6 1970,
362/208 ; 362/203 - similar to 2389591 above
References:
2313356 Flashlight Attachment, Fred M. New, Mar 9 1943, 362/280 ; 362/202 - blackout dim filter
2385640 Flashlight, C.S. Packer (Justrite Mfg Co)
2389591 Color Illuminator for Flashlights, LeRoy O. Brown (Justrite Mfg Co) my penlite
2751490 Flashlight, David E. Emerson, Jun 19 1956, 362/208 ; 340/321; 362/343 - color filter can be moved in front of lamp
3604917 Ball Point Pen Light
3742207 Throw-away Flashlight, Howard J. Strauss (Gould Inc), Jun 1973,
362/206, - pen light two AA 222 simple switch
D229854 Flashlight, Harold F. Bajusz (Accutec, Jan 8 1974,
D26/49 -
References:
2134857 Hand Lamp Switch, Charles F. Burgess (Burgess Batt Co)
2385640 Flashlight, C.S. Packer (Justrite Mfg Co), Sep 25 1945
2389591 Color Illuminator for Flashlights, LeRoy O. Brown (Justrite Mfg Co)
2420152 Flashlight, Charles E. Wohler, May 6, 1947
2607883 Flashlight for use in a Combined Flashlight, Sidney Berkowitz, Aug 1952
2937266 Flashlight, D.C. Munro. May 17, 1960
3351723 Pocket Flashlight having Clip and Switch, Ming (Sonca HK), Nov 7 1967
2114266 Combined Flashlight and Key Ring, Louis Bodor, Apr 12 1938, 362/116 ; 24/3.6; 40/634; 70/456R; 70/457; D26/38 -
2605745 Fountain Pen with Protractable and Retractable Point, K. Weisser (David Kahn Inc, N. Bergen NJ), Aug 5, 1952, 401/112 ; D19/51 - Codebreakers?
3045111 Ball-Point Pen-Light, Sidney J. Hoenig, Jul 17 1962, 362/579 ; 362/118; 401/195; D19/36; D26/51 -
3292592 Writing Instrument - mechanical pencil
3902058 Pocket Flash Light, Naylor et al., Aug 1975,
362/204 - pen light
4016414 Writing Device Incorporation Illuminating means, Scott M. Browning, Apr 5, 1977, 240/646;
401/192 -
4559588 Penlight and method for assembling same, Steven N. Engelson, Dec 17, 1985, 362/196;
362/189;
362/202;
362/205;
362/206;
362/295;
200/60
Plastic body opens at one seam parallel to long axis - minimalist
References:
4577263 Minature Flashlight, Anthony Maglica, Mar 18, 1986, 362/187;
362/205;
362/197 - Bi-pin
4631646 Discardable Flashlight, Hans Spindler (Trautz & Co), Dec 23, 1986, 362/118;
362/189;
362/196;
362/201
Two AA and 222 lamp, batteries are
tilted when new and a plug in the side of the case pushes them into
line, turning on the light
4658336 Minature Flashlight, Anthony Maglica ( Mag Instruments), Apr 14, 1987, 362/197;
362/203;
362/205;
362/187 - Bi-pin
4725932 Minature Flashlight, Richard J. Gammache, Feb 16, 1988, 362/202;
362/205;
362/188 - two AA light using PR type lamp
4737894
Integral
ball point pen and light, Yilmaz Kuch, Apr 12, 1988, 362/118 -
D282686 Penlight, John S. Yuen (John Manufacturing Ltd), Feb 18, 1986, D26 49; D19 48 -
References:
2491686 Pen Shaped Pocket Flashlight, Jerome Nathan (Bantum-Lite Inc)
3351723, Pocket Flashlight having Clip and Switch Construction, Yip Ming, Nov 7 1967,
200/60 ; 362/190
Called By:
D306775 |
Lighter or the like |
Mar 20, 1990 |
D311550 |
Marking pen |
Oct 23, 1990 |
D357276 |
Ink stylus pen |
Apr 11, 1995 |
D395672 |
Ink stylus pen |
Jun 30, 1998 |
D443838 |
Holder for a temperature
indicator |
Jun 19, 2001 |
4768138 Flashlight, Norbert Leopoldi (Cloverline, Inc), Aug 30, 1988, 362/189;
362/202;
362/205 -squeeze on
4864474 Single Cell Flashlight, Anthony Maglica(not assigned), Mar 18, 1986, 362/187;
362/205;
362/197 - bi-pin lamp
4658336, 4577263 Maglight
4888670 Micro-flashlight, Raymond L. Sharrah, (Streamlight Inc), Dec 19, 1989, 362/205;
362/187;
362/202 -
switch between head and body. body ony has one open end
4969068 Device for Writing in the Dark, Dean C. Williams, Nov 6, 1990, 362/99;
206/472 - micro min lamp powered by batt.
References:
1166930 Telescopic Combined Portable Flash-Light and Writing-Pad, Petrie
1202498 Illuminated Blank Book, Findley
1279820 Illuminated Note Pad, Brassard
1320537 Portable Illuminated Sketchng or Writing Service, Dimond
1985335 Combined Pad Holder and Illuminating Means Therefore, Bloss
2054459 Manuscript Manipulator, D.W. Burt
2068813 Combined Cigarette and Vanity Case, Willis R. Morey (Vanilite Products Inc)
2199311 Day and Night Map
2629043 Illuminated Message Case, J. F. HOLTJE
3321616 Illuminated Sketch and Memo Borad, Ronald E. Adler
4184194 Self-energized portable high density light display unit, Koichi Shofu
battery and inverter power supply drive fluorescent lamps
4266164 Electroluminescent backing sheet for reading and writing in the dark
5070438 Pen Size Flashlight, Francis G. Marshall (Bridgeport Metal Goods ), Dec 3, 1991 - 2 x AAA & 222
5275497 Writing Instrument with Light Assembly, Shoei-Shuh Shiau, Taiwan, Jan 4, 1994, 401/195;
362/118 -
D358842
Writing
instrument with light assembly, Shoei-Shuh Shiau, May 30, 1995, D19 36; D19 48; D19 51; D19 56; D26 38 -
5673996 Pen with LED Indicator, Douglas W. Ducker, Oct 7, 1997, 362/118;
362/293;
362/800 - LED in upper part of pen for advertizing, not for illumination
5730539
Combination
writing implement and flashlight, Paul R. Chabria (Press-A-Lite Corp), Mar 24, 1998, 401/195;
362/118 -
D94163 Portable Flash Light, A.C. Recker (Chase Co), Dec 25 1934,
D26/49- Pen Light with Button on end
6164856 Pen with self contained illumination, Peter Lo (Excel Scientech), Dec 26, 2000, 401/52;
401/195;
362/118 - advertizing and an ad
6547415 Clip type atachment systems, John Wallace Matthews (Surefire), Apr 15, 2003,
362/191 ; 24/11P; 24/11R
Neuralizer
The Nuralizer best fits the penlight category. It's designed to
be carried in a shirt or coat pocket and comes with a clip to hold it
in place just like other pen lights, although it's a little larger than
a standard pen light.
![Nuralizer and eye protection](Images/NeuralizerOpn-EyeProts.jpg) |
![Nuralizer in closed position](Images/NeuralizerCLoseds.jpg)
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Neuralizer in open position and eye protection
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Neuralizer in closed position
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The Neuralizer has the ability to erase the memory of anyone who can
see it's light unless you are wearing eye protection specifically made
to stop the rays. You don't think they call them Ray Ban for no
reason. The first public information on this technology was in
the great Albert Finny movie
Looker. Back in 1981 the Neuralizer was much larger, more like a pistol. But by 1997 you can see in the Movie
Men In Black that it's the size shown above. The technology did not improve and the 2002 version seen in
Men in Black II is the same size.
I think my wife has found where I hide this one because often there's something I should remember but don't.
See my web page on the
Digital-Retro-Turbo-Encabulator for a similar technology.
Generator Flashlights
These show up in patent class 362/192.
I can subdivide 192 into the following classes:
192.1 No Energy Storage - when you stop supplying mechanical power the light stops.
192.2 Energy storage of specified type
192.3 spring
192.4 capacitor
192.5 Battery
![UNE Generator Flashlight](Images/UNEgenLights.jpg)
The
Flashlight Museum web page shows both UNE and Viva Solar brand names,
but they look like identical construction except for the plastic
color. Bulb is marked 2.5 V 0.15 Amp (i.e. a feeble 3/8
Watts). No storage, you get light only when you pump the
handle. A slide switch on top slides the bulb front to back for
spot or area beam.
The Flashlight Museum lists the following brand names:
Collins, Campbell Manufacturing Company
Misc/Unknown
Ivar-Lite
Philips (Holland), Misc/Unknown
Gen-A-Lite
Pygmy (French)
Genes
Dayton Acme Co.
UNE, Viva Solar, Inc., Misc/Unknown (same with round lens)
983742
ELECTBIC HAND-LAMP, J. W. MEAD, Feb 7 1911,
362/192 ; 290/1E; 310/69; 362/112; 600/249 - generator type, pistol grip
1054872 Portable Generating Apparatus, Victor Sence, Mar 4, 1913,
362/192 ; 310/69 - squeeze generator, with battery & lamp
1184056 Self Conatined Generating and Lighting Unit, H.R. Van Derenter, May 23 1916,
362/192 ; 310/154.32; 310/69; 310/73 - first and second finger squeeze
1186422 Electric Flash-light, JOHN C. MORGAN, Jun 6, 1916,
362/192 ; 310/69; 310/77 - generator
1209932 Hand Generator, P. BRADLEY, Dec 26, 1916,
310/75B ; 188/184; 362/192; 74/131- generator
1285243 Electric Pocket Lamp, Kuhn-Frei, Nov 19 1918,
310/75A ; 362/192; 74/142 - generator FL
1303068 Pocket Lamp Generator, Oskar Junghans, May 6, 1919,
310/75R ; 310/75B; 362/192;
74/133- generator FL
1333119 Hand Generator, Krag-Muller, Mar 9 1920,
310/75R ; 310/156.68; 362/192 - generator FL
1368700 Portable Electric Lamp, WITT C. CONKLING (Pioneer engineering), Feb 15 1921,
362/192 ; 188/185; 290/1E; 310/69 - cylindrical generator
1380180 Magneto Pocket Lamp, Georges Maxime Beattot, May 31, 1921,
310/153 ; 310/69; 310/70R; 362/192 - palm squeeze Generator FL
1399598 Flashlight Generator, Anderson, Dec 6 1921,
362/192 ; 310/69 -
1411614 Flash Light, F Evans (L.V. Aranson), Apr 4 1922,
362/192 ; 310/69 -
1411615 Flash Light, F Evans (L.V. Aranson), Apr 4 1922,
362/192 ; 310/73; 310/75B; 74/130 - Generator powered Pocket Flash Light
1471682 Portable Electric Lantern, Carter B. Burnet (W.W. Slaymaker),
362/192 - Jack-O-Lite "Crank" pg 7 FCN#39
1472335 Magneto Flash Light, A. Luzy, Oct 30 1923,
362/192 ; 185/29; 185/40B -
1487502 Magneto Flash Lamp, J.J. Wood (GE), Mar 18 1924,
362/192 - built-in generator
1489431 Flashlight, Charles A. Drouillat, Apr 8 1924,
310/50 ; 362/192 - genereator type
1507768 Portable Electric Light, B. Collins, Sep 9 1924,
362/192 ; 200/60; 310/156.42; 310/268- electric generator inside
Use # 49 lamp and grind off metal tips and make grooves.
1512467 Flash Light, G I. Johnson, Oct 21 1924,
362/192 ; 310/69 - lever operated generator
151248 Flash Light, G I. Johnson, Oct 21 1924,
362/192 ; 310/50 -
D62329 Flash Light, Gustaf I. Johnson, May 8, 1923, D26/49 -
D63402 A Lever for Flash Lights, Gustaf I. Johnson, Dec 4 1923, D26/113 ; D8/DIG.2 - goes with D62329
1538992 Flash Light and Recharging Device, Hopkins (National Carbon Co), May 26 1925,
362/183 ; 320/115; 429/82 -
1576983 Electric Flash Light, Joseph Masked, Mar 16, 1926,
362/192
1624686 Flash Light, R.J. Smith, Apr 12 1927,
362/192 - Bat-Les Lite Corp - spring wound generator with speed/brightness control screw base bulb
1655601 Spring Driven Generator Electric Lamp, Fisher, Jan 10 1928,
362/192 - generator
1672797 Flash Light, Rene Amat & Willard Blake, Jun 5 1928,
362/192- generator
1678496 Electromechanical Lamp, Charles BernasconiI, Jul 24, 1923,
362/192 ; 264/278; 264/294 - palm size
1769426 Lamp Construction, Harry C. Foster (Indiana Lamp Corp), Jul 1, 1930
362/548 - car, easy to replace lamp
1775166 Flash Light, G. I. JOHNSON, Sep 9 1930,
362/192 - lever enerator
1853188 Mechanical Motion Device, G. R. Wood (Dayton Scale Co), Apr 12, 1932,
74/405 - ? FL or ?
1956339 Electromechanical Lamp, Charles BernasconiI, Apr 24 1934,
362/192 -
2035812 Electric Hand Lamp, Otto Janzen, Mar 31, 1936
362/192 - Generator
2092845 Flashlight, William L Holmes (Washington Institute of Technology), Sep 14 1937,
362/192 ; 310/156.22; 310/69 - generator
2105719 Portable Electric Light, Cap B. Collins, Jan 18 1938,
310/75A ; 188/184; 290/1E; 310/50; 310/73; 322/30; 362/192- generator
2232605 Flashlight, William I. Holmes, Feb 18 1941,
362/192 ; 188/184; 310/75A- generator
2424700 Generator Light, Marl McMath (Dayton Acme Co), Jul 29 1947,
362/192 ; 310/75B - rectangular
2447296 Mechanical Flashlight, Alexander C. Watt (P.R. Mallory & Co), Aug 17, 1948,
362/192 ; 307/149; 310/75B; 315/218; 315/233; 322/1 - generator type
2490309 Flashlight, Lincoln D. Lehman (T.T. Grave & O.G. Larson), Dec 6 1949,
362/192 ; 185/39; 322/38 - generator type
2535041 Batteryless Flashlight, Joseph C. Clark (Jeny Corp), Dec 1950,
310/75B ; 362/192; 74/31 - thumb power?
4709176 Magnetic Battery, William E. Ridley, George Spector, Nov 24, 1987, 310/15; 310/30 - shake type for use in flashlight
5975714
Renewable energy flashlight, Steven Robert Vetorino, James Victor
Platt, Douglass Anderson Springer (Applied Innovative Tech), Nov 2, 1999
<>362/192;
362/205 - Shake Flashlight, coil springs fixed at each end of magnet
travel, no battery, just cap for energy storage
6220719
Renewable energy flashlight, Steven Robert Vetorino, James Victor
Platt, Douglass Anderson Springer (Applied Innovative Tech), Apr 24,
2001
362/192; 362/205 - magnets at each end of traver repel moving magnet, no coil springs
6729744 Faraday Flashlight, Pat Y. Mah, May 4, 2004, 362/192;
362/202 - Shake Light?
Reference with problem:
5008575, April 1994, Maglica
5008785 Rechargeable miniature flashlight, Anthony Maglica, Ralph E.
Johnson, Armis L. Lewis (Mag Instrument), Apr 16, 1991, 362/183;
362/190; 362/204; 320/2
This is not a generator, just has a recharging jack. Here because of the error in patent 6729744
6994450
Faraday flashlight, Pat Y. Mah (Daka Research), Feb 7, 2006, 362/192 - combined coil spring & elastic rebound stop
7229188
Faraday flashlight, Pat Y. Mah (Daka Research), Jun 12, 2007, 362/192 - combined coil spring & elastic rebound stop
7232238 Renewable energy flashlight, Jon Darin Long, Qian Tianming
(RSGA International), Jun 19, 2007, 362/192; 362/157 - uses a elestac
rebound stop at each end of travel
Design Patents
Design Patents are very different from
the utility patent. A design patent relates to the look of a
product and has nothing to do with it's function.
D327954 Pocketbook Lamp, Dawn Lawrence, Jul 14, 1992, D26 37; D26 49 - penlight window on side & Velcro
References:
2009952 Flash Light, Marie L. Beaumont, Jul 30 1935
2465029 Luggage Illuminator, William L. Meggs, Mar 22 1949,
362/155 - cylinder with lamp shining from center batteries on each end.
References:
2039205
2258542
2299148
2373390
2827559 Illuminated Handbag, Hoffmann, Mar 18 1958,
362/155 -
3826910 Portable Electric Tube Light, Robert H. Davis, Jul 30 1974,
362/99 ; 362/156; 362/206 - for use on cli board or briefcase
4091443
Multipurpose
light with mirror, Henry Ohrenstein, Sharon L. Wells, May 23, 1978,
4774638
D530438 Minature Flashlight, (Mag Instrument, Inc.), Oct 17, 2006, D26/49- long list of flashlight patents and references
4843526
D149672 Flashlight, Eugene H. Phillips (Lennan Lights Inc), May 18 1948, D26/49 ; D19/48 - Art Decco Pen Light
References:
D102720 Fountain Pen, Gabriel Larsen (L.E. Waterman Co), Jan 12 1937, D19/48 ; D19/50 -
D145586 Fountain Pen, Milton Reynolds, Sep 10 1946, D19/48 ; D19/43 -
1916472 Candle Flash Light, ISAAC X. FERRIS (Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg Co), Jul 1933, 362/190 ; 362/186; D26/40 -
Montgomery Ward Catalog No. 134 1941, page 673 pocket flashlight B.
D65913 FLASH LIGHT Nov 4, 1924
D163742 Casing for Electric Safety Lamp, F. L. D. BOGAERTS, Jun 26 1951, D26/24 ; D26/85
References:
1116048 Farber
2165794 WIlbur
D52237 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Jul 30 1918, D26/50
D53240 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Apr 29 1919, D26/50
D51175 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Aug 21, 1917, D26/50
D52391 Portable Electric Lantern, William Grether, Sep 10 1918, D26/50
D186991 Combined Lapel Broach and Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jan 1960,D11/2 ; D11/129; D11/53; D21/638; D26/39 - Santa Claus
References:
D144086 Lapel Ornament or Similar, Carl Wandt, Mar 5 1946, D11/53 ; D11/129
D149752 Broach Pin or Similar Article, Sylvia Hobe, May 25 1948, D11/55 ; D11/56; D11/74
D173842 Santa Claus Red Nose Novelty Pull Cord Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jan 11 1955, D26/39 ; D11/55 Ref D168751
2374375 Illuminated Brooch, J.H. O'Donnell
D233780, Flashlight, Wilfred S. Stone, Nov 1974, D26/46 - elipictal small squeeze light
References:
D128011 Flashlight or Similar Article, Lynn Brodton, Jul 1, 1941, D26/46 - elipictal
1457023 Automobile Hand Signaling Device
1552404 1552404 Electric Light for Hand Bags, JOHN ALLEN
1972879 Key Container, Gerhard Flintermann
2533518 Writing pparatus for Motor Vehicle Operators
2651710
Battery Operated Lamp having Anchoring means to Position the Lamp and
Hold the Switch Closed, H.G. Clark, Sep 8 1953
D153437 Hand Lamp, W.R. Kopp (Olin Ind), Apr 19, 1949, D26/46 -pez look
3111277 Portable Electric Flashlight, Leopold C. Grimsley (Henry Hyman), Nov 19, 1963 362/197 ; D26/43 - lamp at end of gooseneck
References:
1145586 Electric Attachment for Ophthalmoscopes, Harry G. Herold (General Optical Co), Jul 6, 1915,
362/209 ; 351/221; 600/249 -
1530862 Electric Illuminating Device, Thomas J. Thompson (Standard Oil Co), Mar 24, 1925,
362/198 ; 429/99; D26/45; D28/45
protected lamp on long stick can illuminate inside of barrel - explosive atmosphere
1559481 Flash Light, L.J. Voorhees (National Carbon Co), Oct 27 1925
1717067 Combined Shade and Reflector - car
2029861 Adjustable Head for Flashlights, William Dabgin, Feb 4 1936,
362/199 ; 429/96 - swivel or goosneck
2510873 Light Filter, P. F. Early (Standard-Thompson Corp), Jun 6 1950,
362/293 ; 220/315; 220/375; 359/892; 362/455; D26/49 - cockpit lamp
References:
2404476 Electric Lamp, P. F. Early (Standard-Thompson Corp), Jul 23, 1946,
362/394 ; 439/664 -
wide or narrow beam, adjustable brightness for military aircraft cockpit light
2613314 Combination Filament Crusher and Circuit Breaker for Hand
Lamps, Edward J. Garland (Blake Mfg), Oct 7, 1952
2648762 Combined Housing and Flexable Flashlight, Milton S. Dunkelberger, Aug 11 1953
2705279 Portable Self-contained Flashlight, Berlinger, Mar 29 1955
2806100
2605316 Shock Absorber Assembly for Portable Electric Flashlights, Leopold C. Grimsley (H. Hyman)
2482763 Expolsion Proof Reflector Assembly for Portable Flashlights, Leopold C. Grimsley (H. Hyman), Sep 27, 1949, 362/21 - explosive atmosphere
2651763 Shock Absorber Assembly for Portable Electric Flashlights, Leopold C. Grimsley (H. Hyman), Sep 8 1953, 439/382 ; 362/157
D117268 Flashlight, Leopold C. Grimsley (H. Hyman), Oct 24, 1939, D26/49
D117269 Flashlight, Leopold C. Grimsley (H. Hyman), Oct 24 1939, -D26/49
D117270 Flashlight, Leopold C. Grimsley (H. Hyman), Oct 24 1939 D26/49
2247136 Electric Switch, Harry Rothenberg (H. Hyman), Jun 24, 1941, 200/60 ; 200/470; 362/205
D109758 Flashlight Casing, Leopold C. Grimsley, May 17, 1938, D26/49 - armored
D99521 Flashlight or the Like, Alfred F. Reilly (Evans Case Co), May 5, 1936, D26/37 - pocket light where top is a half cylinder and lamp is centered on axis
D96050 Combined Flash Light and Umbrella Handle or Similar Article, Samuel Osterman, Jun 25 1935, D3/13 ; D26/49- stick coming from battery cap
D96051 Combined Flash Light and Umbrella Handle or Similar Article, Samuel Osterman, Jun 25 1935, D3/13 ; D26/46- stick coming from battery cap
D90320 Flashlight, Harry T. Kingsbury (Kingsbury Mfg), Jul 18, 1933, D26/49- looks like eye wash cup (lamp in cup) on top of candle pointing up
D90321 Battery Flash Light, Harry T. Kingsbury, Jul 18, 1933, - looks like air scoop of boat
D89965 Flashlight, Harry T. Kingsbury, May 23, 1933, D26/40 - crossed wires protect lamp, no features on case "Salt shaker"
D113864 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co),Mar 21 1939, D26/49
D90527 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Aug 22 1933, D26/49
D111344 Flashlight, Anthony J. Desimone (Bright Star Battery Co), Sep 1938, D26/49 cylindrical
D176381 COMBINED
POCKET MIRROR AND FLASHLIGHT, Schwartz, Dec 13 1955, D26/38 ; D28/64.3
References:
D66549
D170139
2068813 Combined Cigarette and Vanity Case, Willis R. Morey (Vanilite Products Inc)
D180647 FLASHLIGHT, Herman G. Graubner, Jul 16 1957, D26/49
References:
D67934 Battery Handlamp, FRANK G. STIMSON, Aug 4 1925, D26/49
D146257 Combined Flashlight and Keychain, Clarence G. Erickson (Erickson Johnson Machine Co), Jan 21 1947, D3/209 ; D26/38; D26/51
D175940 Flashlight, Herman G. Graubner (Union Carbide and Carbon Co), Nov 1 1955, D26/49
D177091 Flashlight, Edward J. Garland (Ray-O-vac), Mar 13 1956, D26/49
D282686 Penlight, John S. Yuen (John Manufacturing Ltd), Feb 18, 1986, D26 49; D19 48 -
References:
2491686 Pen Shaped Pocket Flashlight, Jerome Nathan (Bantum-Lite Inc)
3351723
Called By:
D306775 |
Lighter or the like |
Mar 20, 1990 |
D311550 |
Marking pen |
Oct 23, 1990 |
D357276 |
Ink stylus pen |
Apr 11, 1995 |
D395672 |
Ink stylus pen |
Jun 30, 1998 |
D443838 |
Holder for a temperature
indicator |
Jun 19, 2001 |
D349354 Flashlight, Aug 2 1994
D188000 SUPPORT
FOR A FLASHLIGHT OR SIMILAR ARTICLE
D217925 FLASHLIGHT
D233780 FLASHLIGHT
W
D264391 Combined
headband and flashlight holder
D308580 Flashlight
D351857 Combined
writing instrument holder and flashlight
D349169 Compressed
air operated flashlight
D351244 Flashlight
D359744 Forensic
examination lens assembly for use with a flashlight
D364476 Low
profile flashlight/spotlight
D415239 Tactically
advanced combat mount illuminating system
D433478 Mount
for securing a sighting device to a firearm
D440624 Archery
bow mounted flashlight holder
D445520 Railroad
flashlight
Modern Flash Lights
![Inova X1 and X5 flashlights](Images/Inova-X1-X5s.jpg)
The
X5 takes two of the 123 photo batteries (positive toward cap) and the
Z1 takes a single AA battery (negative toward the cap). The
battery contact at the lamp end is spring loaded and does not make
electrical connection unless the switch cap is screwed on to within one
turn of seated. When the switch cap is out one half turn pressing
the button pushes the battery stack forward for momentary
contact. Turning full in locks the light on. Turnint out 1
turn locks the light off.
The cap is supposed to be held from rotation by the O-ring, but it's
missing on the X-1 so have asked Inova how to get replacement.
After I found it on the floor and put back it's working fine.
Inova responded the next business day and said all the products have a "
limited lifetime warranty" and they would send me and O-ring or tail cap. EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE.
These are constructed in a very rugged manner.
I also have their 24/7 light which is a multiple LED light which
displays different patterns depending on where the rotary switch is
set. It has different power levels and different colors and an
SOS in Morse code mode.
D425226
Miniature
flashlight, Robert D. Galli (Emissive Energy Corp), May 16, 2000, D26/37 - Microlight
References:
D321785 - error in number Garrity Industries
D361633 Flat flashlight, Meena G. Chabria (Press-A-Lite Corp), Aug 22, 1995, D26/37 -
References:
D51972
DESIGN FOR A
PORTABLE ELECTRIC LAMP, Ward E. Pearson & Henry G. O'Neill, Apr 16 1918,
D26/37 -
D261052
Pocket
torch, Walter Henkels, Sep 29, 1981, D26/46 -
References:
3097798
FLASHLIGHTS, Schmidt (Licentia), Jul 16 1963,
362/183 - heat issues in rechargable flashlight
D277415
Flashlight, Robert M. Berger (Intercon Purchasing ), Jan 29, 1985, D26/46 -
References:
2739225 Disposable Flashlight, Horace B. Rowland, Mar 20 1956,
362/189 ; 273/155; 362/208 - paper doll
3099399
COMBINATION
FLASHLIGHT AND KEY HOLDER, Howard Kibby, Jul 30 1963,
362/116 ; 200/60; 362/802; 70/456R; D26/38 - plastic extrusion
References:
2393373 Container, Dewey Hendrix, Jan 22 1946, 70/456R ; 362/116 - key holder & flash light
3256428
MINIATURIZED
FLASHLIGHT WITH REPLACEMENT CARTRIDGE UNIT, Sidney Schwartz (Bantam Lite), Jun 14 1966,
362/196 ; 200/60; 220/4.02 -
Button cell batteries, grain of wheat lamp with wire leads
References:
1834805 Combined Pocket Flash Light & Key Holder, L.H. Roddis, Dec 1 1931, 362/116 ; 40/634; 70/456R- opening cover - rotating bulb turns on
2465114 Flashlight Design, John Foster Oury, Mar 22 1949, 362/196 429/97 - skinny sardine can two AA & 222
2504850 Box Construction, H.B. Lermer (Celluplastic Corp), - squeeze to open
2999611 Two Part Plastic Container, Thomas V. Paulson - identical halves
3085149 Minature Light Source, H. L. Glwesky (Realist Inc), Apr 1963, - fits into top of dummy key, button cell
1306740 Flash-Light, H. Bieber, Jun 17 1919,
362/189 362/201- stiff paper housing metal socket minalimist design
1872840
BATTEBY HAND
LAMP, Robert A. Stevenson, Aug 23 1932,
362/189 ; 200/60 -
Pocket Flash Light, lamp between batteries and switch between batteries
minimum use of sealing wax, mimimum soldering
Refereence:
application # 458394 - not found
4754378
Electric
torch, Sen-yuan Chen, Jun 28, 1988, 362/196;
362/200 -
D434164
Flashlight
head,
Robert D. Galli (Emissive Energy Corp), Nov 21, 2000, D26/49 - the X5
head and versions with 3 and 4 LED instead of the 5 in the X5.
References:
D351672
Flash
light head, Tzong-Taur Tsay, Oct 18, 1994, D26/37 -
D380060
Head
for a flashlight, Hanh Chiang, Jun 17, 1997, D26/37 -
D392402
Bulb
housing of flashlight, Chin-Hsiang Chen, Mar 17, 1998, D26/37 -
D421657
Lamp
housing, Benjamine J. Siebert, Mar 14, 2000, D26/37 -
D455510
Polygonal
flashlight head, Robert D. Galli ( (Emissive Energy Corp), Apr 9, 2002, D26/37 - "Bolt" series
References:
D421657
Lamp
housing, Benjamine J. Siebert, Mar 14, 2000, D26/37 -
D428504
Flashlight, James Saunders (Great Neck Saw Mfg), Jul 18, 2000, D26/49 -
D434164
Flashlight
head, (see above)
6840653
Flashlight
head with isolated lighting elements, Robert D. Galli (Emissive Energy Corp), Jan 11, 2005, 362/240;
362/184;
362/203;
200/60 -
This is the X5 where each of the 3mm or 5 mm LEDs is in it's own reflector pocket
The spring loaded switch mechanism also explained.
References:
5081568 |
Traffic police baton with
means to indicate the direction in the night |
Jan 14, 1992 |
5408393 |
U-shaped helmet light |
Apr 18, 1995 |
5580156 |
Marker apparatus |
Dec 3, 1996 |
6086218 |
Portable flashing signal
light |
Jul 11, 2000 |
6095661 |
Method and apparatus for an
L.E.D. flashlight |
Aug 1, 2000 |
6206541 |
Roadside emergency security
flashlight |
Mar 27, 2001 |
6305818 |
Method and apparatus for
L.E.D. illumination |
Oct 23, 2001 |
6357893 |
Lighting devices using a
plurality of light sources |
Mar 19, 2002 |
6366028 |
Battery powered light |
Apr 2, 2002 |
6386730 |
Dual reflector, rechargeable,
and crash-secured flashlights |
May 14, 2002 |
6474837 |
Lighting device with beam
altering mechanism incorporating a plurality of light souces |
Nov 5, 2002 |
6485160 |
Led flashlight with lens |
Nov 26, 2002 |
6488390 |
Color-adjusted camera light
and method |
Dec 3, 2002 |
6523972 |
Flashlight with rotatable
lamp head |
Feb 25, 2003 |
6626556 |
Reverse operating inline
flashlight switch mechanism |
Sep 30, 2003 |
6676278 |
Super bright LED utility and
emergency light |
Jan 13, 2004 |
7018064
Miniature
flashlight, Robert D. Galli (Emissive Energy Corp), Mar 28, 2006, 362/200;
362/157;
362/201 -
This is the Microlight
References:
762720 |
Portable Electric Light, Conrad HubertJun 1904 |
1047525 |
Portable Electrical Light, Conrad Hubert, December 17, 1912 |
1436340 |
Hand Lamp Switch, George D. Galager (Winchester), Nov 21 1922 |
1866600 |
Pocket Flash Light, F. Rauch, Jul 12 1932 |
2249692 |
Pocket Flashlight, Albert Gelardin, Jul 15 1941 |
2412056 |
UTENSIL HOLDER |
Dec 1946 |
2465114 |
Flashlight Design, John Foster Oury, Mar 22 1949 |
2591112 |
Vest Pocket Flashlight Including Electric System and Lock, Alex Zwierzynski (H Hyman), Apr 27 1952 |
2708073 |
COMBINED KEY CASE
AND FLASHLIGHT, Michal Mohylowski, May 10 1955, 362/116 ; 362/802; 70/456R |
May 1955 |
2714152 |
Key Chain Pocket Flashlight, Ackerman (Brown & Bigelow), Jul 26 1955, 362/200 -
References:
2120238 Flashlight, Abbott P. Brush, Jun 14 1938
2190791 Illuminated Bait, Karl B. Larson, Feb 20 1940, 43/42.47 ; 362/157; 362/253; 43/17.6-
2205733 Means for Illuminating Levels, Sauter, Jun 25 1940, 33/348.2-
2222303 Combination Flashlight & Oil Gauge Rod Wiper, Philip J. Shoujrh, Nov 19 1940, 362/119 ; 15/105; 15/220.4
|
2762907 |
Pocket Flashlight Construction, Sidney Schwartz (Bantam), Sep 11 1956 |
2889450 |
Casing for Lighting Device, - Richard A. Nordquist (Penta Inc), Jun 2 1959 |
3057992 |
Flashlights, Ridgway Baker (Honeywell), Oct 9 1962 |
3085149 |
Minature Light Source, H. L. Glwesky (Realist Inc), Apr 1963 |
3085150 |
Flashlight Construction, Bautsch, Apr 9 1963 |
3119564 |
Combination Key Holder and
Illuminating Means, A. Zalman (Flex ElectricProd), Jan 28 1964, 362/116 ; 70/456R; D26/38 |
3256428 |
MINIATURIZED FLASHLIGHT WITH
REPLACEMENT CARTRIDGE UNIT |
Jun 1966 |
3296429 |
KEYCASE-FLASHLIGHT
CONSTRUCTION |
Jan 1967 |
3310668 |
MINIATURE FLASHLIGHT WITH KEY
ATTACHMENT |
Mar 1967 |
3345508 |
SZE-YUEN CHUNG |
Oct 1967 |
3359411 |
MINIATURE FLASHLIGHT WITH
INTEGRAL HINGE CASING |
Dec 1967 |
3613414 |
SELF-EJECTING KEYHOLDER WITH
ILLUMINATION |
Oct 1971 |
3732414 |
PORTABLE ILLUMINATION
DEVICE |
May 1973 |
3804307 |
CHAIN KEY HOLDER |
Apr 1974 |
3866035 |
COSTUME JEWELRY WITH
LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE |
Feb 1975 |
3870843 |
XATENTEOMARIIIZYS S
SHEET |
Mar 1975 |
4076976 |
Flash assembly for
clothing-supported jewelry |
Feb 28, 1978 |
4085315 |
Light connectable with a
key |
Apr 18, 1978 |
4101955 |
Ornamental article with
illuminated display |
Jul 18, 1978 |
4122510 |
Flashlight |
Oct 24, 1978 |
4129899 |
Flashlight with a rotatable
lamp holder |
Dec 12, 1978 |
4210953 |
Self-illuminated case |
Jul 1, 1980 |
4228484 |
LED flasher for battery
cell-powered lamp |
Oct 14, 1980 |
4261026 |
Lighted coaster for
drinks |
Apr 7, 1981 |
4276582 |
Key with light |
Jun 30, 1981 |
4303966 |
Light connectable with a
key |
Dec 1, 1981 |
4336574 |
Lighted coaster for drinking
glasses |
Jun 22, 1982 |
4346329 |
Aiming post light |
Aug 24, 1982 |
4392186 |
Key with light in handle |
Jul 5, 1983 |
4398237 |
Miniature battery-operated
light |
Aug 9, 1983 |
4399495 |
Flashlight |
Aug 16, 1983 |
4408261 |
Battery operated charm
light |
Oct 4, 1983 |
4422131 |
Finger light |
Dec 20, 1983 |
4433365 |
Miniature flashlight |
Feb 21, 1984 |
4517627 |
Spot light for handbag and
like receptacles |
May 14, 1985 |
4521833 |
Light |
Jun 4, 1985 |
4524409 |
Flashlight |
Jun 18, 1985 |
D285989 |
Key holder |
Oct 7, 1986 |
4628418 |
Multi-purpose miniature
flashlight device |
Dec 9, 1986 |
D290518 |
Flashlight |
Jun 23, 1987 |
4731712 |
Squeezable flashlight |
Mar 15, 1988 |
4768138 |
Flashlight |
Aug 30, 1988 |
4787016 |
Light attachable to a
key |
Nov 22, 1988 |
4893222 |
Illumination device for a
hand-held remote control unit |
Jan 9, 1990 |
D311067 |
Pocket flashlight |
Oct 2, 1990 |
5008784 |
Lighting equipment for a key
ring |
Apr 16, 1991 |
5029055 |
Portable light |
Jul 2, 1991 |
5043854 |
Flashlight with swivel
head |
Aug 27, 1991 |
5122943 |
Encapsulated light emitting
diode and method for encapsulation |
Jun 16, 1992 |
5143442 |
Portable projection
device |
Sep 1, 1992 |
5158356 |
Ornamental lamp with internal
switch |
Oct 27, 1992 |
D337200 |
Key ring holder |
Jul 13, 1993 |
5285586 |
Athletic shoe having plug-in
module |
Feb 15, 1994 |
5318177 |
Multi-function container with
a light source |
Jun 7, 1994 |
5386351 |
Convenience flashlight |
Jan 31, 1995 |
5457613 |
Peripherally sealed card-like
flashlight device |
Oct 10, 1995 |
5463539 |
Miniature pocket flashlight
with lens module and outer flexible sheath |
Oct 31, 1995 |
5465197 |
Portable light |
Nov 7, 1995 |
5475368 |
Key chain alarm and
light |
Dec 12, 1995 |
5515248 |
Thin adhesively attached key
light device |
May 7, 1996 |
5541817 |
Key with a built-in
light |
Jul 30, 1996 |
D372356 |
Illuminated key ring |
Aug 6, 1996 |
D381803 |
Combined flashlight and key
ring |
Aug 5, 1997 |
5730013 |
Key structure with
illumination function |
Mar 24, 1998 |
D394345 |
Key ring |
May 19, 1998 |
D400326 |
Combined lottery ticket
scraper, key chain and flashlight |
Oct 27, 1998 |
D401371 |
Combined flashlight and
magnifying lens |
Nov 17, 1998 |
D402069 |
Combined retractable lighted
magnifier bar and flashlight |
Dec 1, 1998 |
5893631 |
Compact flashlight |
Apr 13, 1999 |
5894196 |
Angled elliptical axial
lighting device |
Apr 13, 1999 |
5927846 |
Disposable planar
flashlight |
Jul 27, 1999 |
5934789 |
Disposable planar
flashlight |
Aug 10, 1999 |
5956985 |
Multi-function key
holder |
Sep 28, 1999 |
6006562 |
Collector holder,
particularly for keys |
Dec 28, 1999 |
6039454 |
Flat flashlight device with
key ring attachment and registerable and mateabe parts |
Mar 21, 2000 |
6070990 |
Card light having a cover
being an adhesively attached label |
Jun 6, 2000 |
6079845 |
Light device for attachment
to a key ring |
Jun 27, 2000 |
6109762 |
Peripherally sealed card-like
flashlight device with protection against accidental switch actuation |
Aug 29, 2000 |
6164795 |
Universal key holder with
light |
Dec 26, 2000 |
6190018 |
Miniature LED flashlight |
Feb 20, 2001 |
6523973 |
Miniature flashlight |
Feb 25, 2003 |
6530672 |
Miniature flashlight |
Mar 11, 2003 |
6582097 |
Multi-function handheld
device for outdoor use |
Jun 24, 2003 |
6796675 |
Miniature flashlight |
Sep 28, 2004 |
Garrity Industries
6568829
Flashlight, Kevin S. Garrity, Andrew Yau (Garrity Ind), May 27, 2003,
362/171;
362/190;
362/191;
362/208;
362/202;
362/116 - D520167
side mounted switch between batteries and lamp, plastic + many design patents
D520167 shows design
Searching patent class 362/186
1338528 SUBMERSIBLE LIGHT FOR FISHERMEN, ERNEST W. REINEWALD, Apr 27 1920,
362/186 ; 362/158; 43/17.5 - attract fish
1445483
SIGNAL ATTACHMENT FOB PLASH LIGHTS, Burke, Feb 13 1923,
40/502 ; 273/161; 340/321; 362/186; 362/205; 40/555 -
3054088
FLASHLIGHT STRUCTURE, Haim Shwisha (Orly Lite), Sep 11 1962,
340/473 ; 340/321; D26/118 - wireless
1480171 Lantern, EDWARD J. MCDADE (EMBURY Mfg), Jan 8, 1924,
362/186 - keroscene look, large bail, maybe skater's lantern?
1575636
Miner's S SAFETY LAMP, HEINEIOH MEYER, Mar 9, 1926,
362/304 ; 362/186; 362/307 - adjustable reflector inside dome
1620842
ELECTBIC HAND Lantern, J VAN Rensselaer, Mar 15, 1927,
340/321 ; 362/186 - lamp on hand, batt on belt
1648709
PORTABLE ELECTRIC LAMP, WILLIAM B. WINSELL, Nov 8 1927,
362/191 ; 15/143.1; 248/689; 362/186; 362/203 -
1676977
LIGHTING SHIPS LIFEBOATS AND THE LIKE, JOHN GLAGS BLAIR, Jul 10 1928,
362/186 ; 200/84R; 307/157; 315/362; 315/77; 362/157 -
1765110
HIGHWAY MARKER, Lemelson, Aug 24 1965,
340/321 - pop-up glass dome
1904248 Lantern, JS Pixley (Armspear Mfg), Apr 18 1933,
362/186 - bi-conical reflector
1950369
FLASH LIGHT BATON, Maurice A. Klein, Mar 6 1934,
362/102 ; 362/186 - nighttime parade use
2090293
HIGHWAY ROAD FLARE, Haines, Aug 17 1937,
340/321 ; 340/331; 340/473; 340/815.76; 362/186- look of May Torch
2718635
ELECTRIC SAFETY AND TROUBLE LAMP, Charles Sabiers, Sep 20 1955,
340/815.66 ; 340/321; 340/473; 362/293 -car powered
2728824
BICYCLE STOP LIGHT, HR Whildin, Dec 27 1955,
200/61.12 ; 200/61.39; 340/432; 362/473; 362/541-
2739305
COMBINATION FLASH AND BEACON LIGHT, Luther R. Harmon, Mar 20 1956,
340/321 ; 362/184 - 6v lantern batt vehicle breakdown
2761057
THERMOMETER ILLUMINATING DEVICE, Mark G. Modell, Aug 28 1956,
374/191 ; 362/120; 374/194; 374/E1.01-
2765396
DOOR LATCH ILLUMINATING MEANS, Egil O. Iverson, Oct 2 1956,
362/203 ; 200/507; 362/100 -
2772407
SIGNAL ATTACHMENT, Earl W. Nichols, Nov 27 1956,
340/321 ; 340/573.2; 340/668; 362/205; 43/17- switched by lever pulled from fishing line
2785289
PORTABLE ELECTRIC LAMP, Leonard A. Seiss (Seiss Mfg), Mar 12 1957,
362/202 - life vest light
References:
910835 XXXXXX
1728302
1998853
2123491
2144137
2244737
2619559
2788439
PORTABLE DOME LIGHT, Gilbert S. Hesse, Apr 9 1957,
362/310
; 2/209.13; 273/DIG.17; 340/321; 340/815.73; 362/106; 362/186; 362/347;
362/363; 362/396; 446/27; D26/39- lamp on top of hat w/cord to
battery
References:
1754570 XXXXXX
2099167
2320222
2327696
2355247
2813195
DOOR LOCK ILLUMINATOR, Willey, Nov 12 1957,
362/100 ; 362/197; 362/802 -
2911637
ELECTRIC FLASHLIGHTS OR TORCHES, Herbert Wortmann (Carl von der Crone), Nov 3 1959,
340/321 ; 340/331; 362/205- flasher tail cap
2971082
Sputnik Cap, Dean Frank, Feb 7 1961,
362/106 ; 116/202; 2/173.5; 2/209.3; 273/DIG.17; 362/807; D11/124; D26/134; D26/51; D29/102 -
3065337
FLASHLIGHT, Arnold T. Torgerson (Electric Storage Battery o), Nov 20 1962,
362/191 ; 220/265; 429/116 - life vest single D cell
3323117
VISUAL MARKER OR BEACON, Robert P. Mason, May 30 1967,
340/321 ; 116/209; 340/815.74; 340/815.75; 362/158; 362/186; 362/470; 362/486 -
Flashing flashlight lamp in waterproof sphere
3662166
BATTERY-OPERATED UNIT, Johannes Dietz, May 9 1972,
362/201 ; 267/153; D26/48 - 9 cell super powerful flashlight
3711694
KEYHOLE LIGHT, Charles Gronauer, Jan 16 1973,
362/100 ; 200/61.76; 362/802 -
3798437
LIGHT SOURCE, Robert I. Sarbacher, Mar 19 1974,
362/189 ; D26/46 - electrolyte in seperate vial (reserve battery incandescent lamp
References:
2118996 EMERGENCY LAMP, Gunnar A. F. Winckler (Winckler Eng Labs), May 31, 1936,
429/116 ; 362/186 -
Electrolyte in glass ball which is crushed to activate light
2147116 GENERATOR FOB EMERGENCY LAMPS, Gunnar A. F. Winckler (Winckler Eng Labs), Feb 14, 1939,
429/116 ; 362/192
sealed 5 cell incandescent lamp. reserve battery w/ central electrolyte vial
2898394
DEFERRED ACTION BATTERIES, Philip S. Williams (Navy), Aug 4 1959,
429/114
2534056
DEFERRED ACTION BATTERY, Arnold Pitt, Dec 12 1950,
429/114 ; 429/116; 429/210 - missile deferred action battery
References:
341536 XXXXX ZZZZZZ
1328393
1333295
2147116
2403567
4004132
Convertible flashlight-lantern, Marvin I. Glass, Jan 18, 1977, 240/106.3; 240/64R; 240/11; 240/22; 240/37 - camping lantern or flashlight
4529962
Portable door signal, Vancortland T. Robinson, Jul 16, 1985, 340/321; 200/616.2 - for deaf occupant
4754376
Automatic ice chest light, Charles H. Winslow, Jun 28, 1988, 362/92; 362/154; 362/191; 362/427; 362/802 - batt powered freezer light
4794498
Illuminated balloon assembly, Rafael Perez, May 26, 1992, 362/352; 362/253; 362/190; 362/806; 446/220; 402/4
5178450 Selectively illuminated jar, Marilyn E. Zelensky, Brian E.
Zelensky, Jan 12, 1993, 362/154; 362/101; 362/155; 362/186; 362/802;
362/805; 362/806
"Sunshine in a Jar"
|
D90265 | DESIGN FOR A LAMP OR SIMILAR ARTICLE | Apr 1933 |
D223720 | WALLACE R | May 1972 |
D268210 | Bottle lamp | Mar 8, 1983 |
1921570 | ILLUMINATED ADVERTISING SIGN | Aug 1933 |
2415514 | TABLE LAMP | Feb 1947 |
2470612 | ILLUMINATED RATTLE FOR BABIES CRIBS | Nov 1947 |
2878591 | PLANETARIUM NOVELTY LAMP | Feb 1958 |
3144992 | NIGHT LIGHT CONSTRUCTION | Aug 1964 |
4323879 | Bicycle safety flasher with optional mounting means for other uses | Apr 6, 1982 |
4390928 | Container | Jun 28, 1983 |
4428034 | Light bulb mounting unit | Jan 24, 1984 |
4922355 | Illuminated beverage vessel | May 1, 1990 |
|
5226721 | Decorative outdoor light | Jul 13, 1993 |
5311413 | Device for instantaneously energizing glow bait used for fishing | May 10, 1994 |
5331527 | Decorative outdoor light | Jul 19, 1994 |
5406466 | Decorative outdoor light | Apr 11, 1995 |
5504663 | Container adapted to include a light source | Apr 2, 1996 |
5743620 | Body worn lighted drinking receptacle | Apr 28, 1998 |
5785407 | Illuminable container | Jul 28, 1998 |
6065848 | Base for illuminating the interior of a container | May 23, 2000 |
6068386 | Bottle-shaped flashlight | May 30, 2000 |
6086216 | Bottle lantern | Jul 11, 2000 |
6161323 | Method for evaluating a fishing lure | Dec 19, 2000 |
6179436 | Backpack lantern | Jan 30, 2001 |
6254247 | Illuminable containers and method | Jul 3, 2001 |
6398382 | Apparatus and method for indicating liquid level in a chemical tank | Jun 4, 2002 |
6511196 | Container with illuminated interior visual display | Jan 28, 2003 |
6923549 | Container with illuminated interior visual display | Aug 2, 2005 |
7040776 | Self-contained illumination device for medicine containers | May 9, 2006 |
7232517 | Passive freestanding portable liquid filtration device | Jun 19, 2007 |
7311412 | Liquid container | Dec 25, 2007 |
5237491
Personal rescue light, Walter K. McCarter, Aug 17, 1993, 362/186; 362/205; 362/363; 362/802; 116/209; 3408/515; 441/18; 441/36 -
life vest use. lens looks very much like May Torch
5489887
Waiter signaling device, Miguel A. Porras, Feb 6, 1996, 340/332; 340/321; 340/28609; 340/473; 362/414; D10114; D26106
6270233
Illuminated bucket, Jack Holland, Aug 7, 2001, 362/154; 362/186; 362/311; 362/808 - for Halloween trick-or-treat
7090373
Flashlight with supporting structure,
Larry Lai, Aug 15, 2006, 362/202; 362/190; 362/205; 362/414; 362/418 -
"transformer" type end cap expands so it can stand on end
D147259
LIP ROUGE MAKE-UP UNIT, Laurie J. Campbell, Aug 12, 1947,
D28/77
D249291
Wireless light fixture, Whitley Pemberton (Ray-O-Vac),Sep 5, 1978,
D26/85 -
D311963
Flashlight for a handbag or similar article, Joyce N. Reback, Nov 6, 1990, D26/37 -
References:
D 255275 XXXXXX
D267980
D298658
2167789
4611264
D346670
Bicycle head lamp, Takashi Ueda (Cat Eye Co), May 3, 1994, D26 28; D28 49 -
References:
2172925
2188129
D349071
Table service signalling light for restaurants, Kyle D. Fields, Jul 26, 1994,
D10/114 ; D26/106
References:
|
D328571 | Table service signal light | Aug 11, 1992 |
2415991 | POKTABLE SIGNALING DEVICE | Feb 1947 |
2563693 | TABLE SERVICE SIGNAL DEVICE FOR RESTAURANTS | Aug 1951 |
2565980 | SIGNALING DEVICE | Aug 1951 |
2580074 | ELECTRIC-LIGHT SERVICE INDICATOR | Oct 1950 |
2638583 | TABLE SIGNALING FLASHLIGHT | May 1953 |
2690552 | COMBINES ASH TRAY | Sep 1954 |
2799854 | HAND SIGNAL LIGHT | Jul 1957 |
2935041 | ORNAMENTAL-ILLUMINATING REQUEST-FOR-SERVICE-INDICATING LAMP | May 1960 |
3071764 | SIGNALING TABLE LAW | Jan 1963 |
3167050 | EMERGENCY SIGNALING DEVICE BY | Jan 1965 |
3259101 | SIGNALLING DEVICE | Jul 1966 |
3967274 | Signal light | Jun 29, 1976 |
4250491 | Waiter signal device | Feb 10, 1981 |
9 LED
![9 LED 3AAA Flashlight](Images/Flashlight9LED3AAAs.jpg)
The newest thing for smaller flashlights is to use
LEDs.
A first generation LED flashlight uses a number of white LEDs in
parallel. They are sold based on the number of LEDs used since
the T-1 3/4 type LEDs all have about the same 20 ma max current ratting.
This is a Made in China product.
![Luxeon K2 Flashlight](Images/FlashlightK2LIR123A2s.jpg)
The
next generation of LED flashlights uses the High Power LED, like the
Philips Luxeon LumiLED K2 rated for 1.5 Amps. This is a cheap
flashlight that uses a resistor to set the LED current. Since two
3.4 Volt batteries are being used and the voltage drop on the LED is
about 3.85 volts that leaves 2.95 volts at 1.5 amps or about 4.5 Watts
to dissipate in the resistor and about 5.5 Watts in the LED for a total
nearing 6 watts. This means that after about 10 minutes this
flashlight it too hot to hold.
It uses the "Star" K2 which comes on a special laminated PBC where
aluminum is part of the board to help with the heat dissipation.
UltraFire C2
Takes
a single TR18650 Li-Ion cell. The clicky switch when on takes a
very small pressure to turn the light off. It does not require a
"click", just a little pressure. A poor quality switch.
It's not clear what's between the single cell and the LED, i.e. is it a resistor, linear regulator, or ??
The Clicky Push-On Push-Off switch on both of the Cree flashlights is
very poor. When in the on position the slightest thing, not
even touching it, will turn the light off. As shown below the
actual switch is 8 mm wide and 14.25 MM outside the leads. It
must fit the 15 mm diameter printed circuit board. If you know
where to get a replacement switch please let me know.
UltraFire C3
![UltraFire C3 Open](Images/UltraFireC3Opns.jpg)
The stock light uses a single AA cell and draws 1.1 Amps. When
the optional extension is added it will hold two AA cells and the
current draw drops to 0.54 Amps. Indorder to drive a 3.5 Volt LED
from a 1.5 (or 1.2 volt) AA cell requires a Switching Mode Power Supply
to boost the battery voltage. Since these act in a manner silimar
to a "DC Transformer" when the battery voltage is raised the current
drops, unlike resistors or linear supplies. But it takes a
special type of SMPS to handle the case where the input and output
voltages are the same. So this is probablu a boost only SMPS
hence the input voltage range printed on the back of the head assembly
"1.5 - 3.0 V".
The SMPS probably will not work if a third battery is added and may self destruct.
This UltraFile also has the poor quality "Clicky" switch that truns off
the light with the slightest of pressure. Took apart the switch
and found a bad solder joint, but repairing the joint did not fix the
poor switch action.
You can see the bad solder joint in the lower right.
Dimensions
I'm thinking about making a flashlight and so am looking at some possible dimensions.
Battery
|
Batt
ODmax
|
Al Tube
OD
|
Al Tube
wall
|
Al Tube
ID
|
radial
gap
|
AA
|
0.571
|
0.750
|
0.083
|
0.584
|
0.006
|
|
|
0.75
|
0.065
|
0.62
|
0.0245
|
|
|
1.000
|
0.1875
|
0.624
|
0.0265
|
|
|
0.875
|
0.125
|
0.625
|
0.027
|
|
|
0.750
|
0.058
|
0.634
|
0.0315
|
|
|
0.750
|
0.035
|
0.680
|
0.0545
|
|
|
0.75
|
0.058
|
0.634
|
-1.0175
|
CR123
|
0.669
|
0.75 |
0.035 |
0.680 |
0.005
|
|
|
0.875
|
0.065
|
0.745
|
0.038
|
|
|
1.000
|
0.125
|
0.750
|
0.081
|
|
|
1.250
|
0.250
|
0.750
|
0.081 |
|
|
1.500
|
0.375
|
0.750
|
0.081 |
18650
|
0.708
|
.875
|
.065
|
.745
|
0.0185
|
|
|
1.000
|
0.125
|
0.75
|
0.021
|
|
|
1.25
|
0.25
|
0.75
|
0.021
|
|
|
0.875
|
0.058
|
0.759
|
0.0255
|
|
|
0.875
|
0.049
|
0.777
|
0.0345
|
|
|
1.000
|
0.095
|
0.810
|
0.051
|
C
|
1.031
|
1.125
|
.035
|
1.055
|
0.012
|
|
|
1.125
|
0.083
|
1.084
|
0.0265
|
|
|
1.250
|
0.065
|
1.120
|
0.0445
|
|
|
1.375
|
0.125
|
1.125
|
0.047
|
|
|
1.250
|
0.058
|
1.134
|
0.0515
|
D
|
1.346
|
1.5
|
0.065
|
1.37
|
0.012
|
|
|
1.625
|
0.125
|
1.375
|
0.0145
|
|
|
1.5
|
0.058
|
1.384
|
0.019
|
|
|
1.5
|
0.035
|
1.43
|
0.042
|
Battery Capacity & LED Run Time
Batteries are rated for capacity and
LED for current and voltage. So for a given combination of
batteries and a specified LED the run time for light with an ideal
power supply can be computed. A non ideas power supply will
reduce the run time, but there's no way to improve it. There's a
complicating factor. Battery capacity is specified under a given
load condition and will change for other loads. Typically when
you pull more current the battery has less capacity.
Cell
|
rated
load
Watts/cell
|
WH
|
Wht LED
350 ma
(1 W)
hours
| Wht LED
700 ma
(2 W) minutes |
AA Alkaline E91
|
0.1
|
3
|
na
| na
|
AA Alkaline E91 |
1
|
1
|
1
| 30
|
AA Ni-MH NH15-2500
|
<3
|
2.75
|
2.75
| 82
|
EL123 |
0.1
|
1.5
|
1.5 ?
| 45?
|
18650 |
1.5
|
2.3
|
2.3
| 69
|
C Alkaline EN-93
|
0.1
|
10
|
na
| na
|
C Alkaline EN-93 |
1
|
4
|
4
| 120
|
D Alkaline E-95
|
0.1
|
20
|
na
| na
|
D Alkaline E-95 |
1
|
10
|
10
| 300
|
BA-5590 Family 5590BA w/20 x 2.3 AH SC
|
11
|
88
|
88
| 2,640
|
BA-5590 Family 5590BA w/20 x 4.5 AH SC |
36
|
105
|
172
|
5,160
|
If cells are conbined to make a battery the Watt Hour capacity is
increased by the cell count and in the case of Alkaline there is an
added increase because of the lighter loading.
For example a single Alkaline AA cell will powr a 1 Watt LED for 1
hour, so 10 would give 10 hours based on the Watt Hour rating for the
battery, but because of the change in capacity with load you get 30
hours. The rechargeable chemistries seem to provide the same
capacity for most loads, the exception is for loads exceeding 1C where
the capacity does decrease.
Another factor is that many of the cells have Positive Temperature
Coefficient (PTC) resistors built-in as a safety measure. These
have some resistnace at room temperature that wastes power and the trip
current will be reduced when the flashlight runs hot because of the LED
heat.
Flashlight & DIY Supplies
Glossary
Size for Hand Holdable Lights
Flashlight -source of light that can be operated using one hand and will fit in a pants pocket.
Headlight - 1. light on front of vehicle like car, truck, train
2. light mounted on head, the meaning on this page
Pocket light - like a flashlight only smaller, fits into a vest pocket
Penlight - even smaller, fits into a pocket protector filled with pens an pencils side by side
Keychain Light - even smaller, length comparable to a house key
Lantern - source of light that can be operated using one hand but too big to fit into pants pocket
Portable Light - Used on land and too big to use hand held, but can be moved (maybe requires a couple of military trucks)
Function
Illumination - provide general light for the task at hand.
That might be a quarter Lux (full moon)
for walking outdoors on a moonless night to very bright for doing fine
work in an industrial setting. [patent class 362]
Signal - To communicate information that can change. [patent class 116]
Weapon - attached to weapon for either general illumination or for aiming
ATEX - Explosive Atmosphere, zone, division, or class 1 is like inside
a gasoline tank, 2 is near by and 3 is at a distance where fumes come
and go.
Lights on Bouys, Rafts, and Aquatic Devices [patent class 441]
Night Vision - lights can not be visibly too bright so may have an IR output
Manufacturers
Black Diamond -
Head
Bright Star Flashlights -
Brunton -
Lantern -
Head -
Busch & Muller - bicycle lights carried by
Peter White Cycles in the US
Duracell -
lantern, hand, pocket, pen, keychain
Energizer -
Hand, Head, Hat, Neck
Inova - hand
Justrite -
Heavy Use Lights - head & light stick (4D cell)
Mag-Lite -
hand including AAA size to multiple D machined aluminum cylindrical
Pelican -
Cases - Hand, Pocket, Pen, Lantern
Petzl - headlights - older units used E10 regular or halogen bulbs and MN1203 (aka: 3R12 three cell batteries)
PhotonLight - started the LED keychain light -
6523973
Princeton Tec -
head and
hand -
bicycle -
Ray-O-Vac -
hand Silva -
Head Lamps
Star Headlight & Lantern is still making
Railroad Lanterns (and other products).
Streamlight -
hand (includes pocket and keychain) -
head -
lantern -
weapon
Surefire -
hand including pocket and pen
Winchester - Feb 2008 no flashlights offered
Links
page created 16 June 2007.