Kristal Stars from the early 1930s, along with the patent drawing.

 

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THIS PAGE: PATENT NUMBERS 2,683,210 THROUGH 2,936,144

 

PATENT NUMBER

DATE FILED/ISSUED

TO WHOM ISSUED

TITLE OF PATENT

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PATENT

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2,683,210 F-05/01/1952

I-04/06/1954

Leonard N. Baenziger Illuminated Table Christmas Tree The patent for an improvement to the NOMA Bubble Light Tree, this was manufactured in many sizes including a wall mounted unit. The patent concerns improvements to the metal support branches of the tree itself.
2,759,095 F-05/11/1954

I-08/14/1956

Herbert W. Kline Christmas Tree Lighting Harness Another device to allow easy attachment of branch lighting circuits to a central electrical line.
2,760,120 F-10/26/1955

I-08/21/1956

David W. Fisherman Lighting System for Christmas Trees An early shunt type lighting system that would allow the entire string of series wired lights to remain operating despite the failure of one or more lamps. A forerunner of the midget, or "Fairy Lights".
2,936,144 F-04/27/1955

I-05/10/1960

Carl W. Otis Knockdown Stand for holding Bottles Included here only because the inventor, Carl W. Otis, was the originator of the Christmas bubbling light. This was Carl's last patent before he retired.

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