Patents, page 5

CLICK HERE FOR THE TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE AND LINKS TO ALL PAGES ON THIS SITE TABLE OF CONTENTS HISTORY THE TIMELINE MANUFACTURER'S HISTORIES THE PATENT PAGES THE PRE-ELECTRIC ERA VINTAGE ADVERTISING THE LIGHT SET GALLERIES RELATED LINKS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS THE PATENTS REFERENCE PAGES, page 5 THIS PAGE: PATENT NUMBERS 2,453,695 THROUGH 2,569,078
PATENT NUMBER	DATE FILED/ISSUED	TO WHOM ISSUED	TITLE OF PATENT	BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PATENT	CLICK TO ENLARGE PICTURE
2,453,695	F-03/21/1946 I-11/16/1948	Bernard A. Belling	Lighting Set	An outfit consisting of several "power rings" that allowed the attachment of multiple branches of lights from a central source.
2,453,925	F-03/04/1946 I-11/16/1948	Edward E. Mendonea	Electric Lighting Set	Another attempt at a lighting set that has branches of lights connected to a central line run up the trunk of the tree.
2,453,962	F-06/09/1945 I-11/16/1948	Louis Barnett	Heat and Light Concentrating Holder for Illuminated Decorative Lighting Devices	This patent is for what was to become the base design for Raylite's Paramount Oil Bubble Light, sold as Animated Snow Candles
2,462,562	F-02/23/1945 I-02/22/1949	John Schwab	Lamp Device	This device is quite similar to the NOMA "Halo", a clear plastic surround that would enhance the brilliance of a Christmas lamp and add a glowing effect around it.
2,465,700	F-08/04/1947 I-03/19/1949	Louis P. Tuttle	Ornamental Lighting Fixture	A clip on lamp device that would allow for the changing of assorted decorative lamp covers on a string Christmas tree lights.
2,468,773	F-11/07/1945 I-05/03/1949	Joseph J. Musinski	Illuminating Device	This device uses parallel-wired light sockets on a single-wrapped cord to make decorating easier. This is a very early version of the "rope" style lights that are becoming popular today.
2,481,358	F-04/27/1948 I-09/06/1949	Richard A. Smith	Valved Bubble Tube	The bubble tube in this patent incorporated a "valve device" that allows the bubble fluid to heat up a little more quickly as well as ensure even, tiny bubbles.
2,509,219	F-04/27/1948 I-05/30/1950	William T.C. Desmond and William J. Desmond	Ornamental Electric Light Fixture	A miniature candle with a small, flickering neon light in the hollow flame portion, with a separate lamp to illuminate the base.
2,509,220	F-05/07/1948 I-05/30/1950	William T.C. Desmond and William J. Desmond	Ornamental Electric Light Fixture	A simpler version of Pat. #2,509,219, this candle has only one lamp which illuminates both the base and the hollow flame tip.
2,519,690	F-07/10/1947 I-08/22/1950	R. J. Recktenwald	Artificial Christmas Tree	A patent for what was to become a device similar to the Glolite tabletop tree, this unit is a cardboard cone with colored plastic rods inserted, and the whole is lit from within by a standard light bulb.
2,533,222	F-02/18/1946 I-12/12/1950	Felix Cohen	Christmas Tree Lighting System	A Christmas tree lighting system, designed to make even distribution of the lights easier.
2,569,078	F-04/15/1948 I-09/25/1951	Leonard H. Silver and Eugene M. Cohen	Support for Bubble Light Device	Here's the patent for the well-known Shooting Star bubble lights. The tube contains two different chemicals, so the bubbles rise rapidly and then fall slowly to the bottom of the tube. Note that the base incorporates a positioning clip.
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