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| | by Jack H. Tod
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Note. I always answer letters promptly, but don't be surprised if an item you
report gets in the column long after you've forgotten about it! For example,
items reported after August ends are in copy made up and mailed at end of
September. These are then sent from Chico to the publisher on the 10th of
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| | Patent Information
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MORE PATENT INFORMATION from George Lahm
1. An insulator comprising a body having its upper end reduced and provided
with a transversely extending opening and further having an inverted L-shaped
recess terminating in one end of said opening, said upper portion of said body
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| | Questions Answered By N R Woodward
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Author of The Glass Insulator In America
A NOTE CONCERNING THIS COLUMN: Some of these questions are very late in
getting answered, and we are sorry. We have had a very busy summer. Mr. Woodward
was on vacation and traveling the latter part of the summer, so he was a little
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| | Large And Small Corning Pyrex Radio Glass Antenna Feed Thru Insulator Bowls
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| | by Brent Dingman
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In 1928 these heavy yellow tinted glass insulator bowls (bushings) were used
on large radio station towers, and the smaller ones were used by radio (HAMS)
experimenters on their antenna systems. They were advertised in radio parts
catalogs and QST (hams magazines) In the late 20's to 30's.
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| | CD 155 Hemingray 45
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I am enclosing a sketch of the Hemingray #45 light straw or yellow tint
(CD155) to use in your magazine. (See page following.)
I discovered the #45 clear (no drip points) and this CD design is very
common, but I have never seen this color in any book or show. Out of 100 #45
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| | Research Division
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While out hunting insulators on the old Pennsylvania Railroad in the Terre
Haute, Indiana, area, I came across an abandoned warehouse which was in
operation in 1900, if not earlier, for storage of stock belonging to major
business stores of Terre Haute. I was told by an ex-employee of Penn Central
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| | Carter Patent
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To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, George Washington Carter, a citizen of the United States,
and resident of Canyonville, in the county of Douglas and State of Oregon, have
invented certain new and use improvements, of which the following is a
specification .
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