US187380A - Improvement in drop-lights - Google Patents

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US187380A
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    • F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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  • Figure 1 represents my improved droplight or burner, showing its position when the burner is lowered.
  • Fig. 2 represents the saine, showing its position when the burner is raised.
  • My invention has for its object to furnish an improved adjustable drop-light or burner, that can be attached to and detached from any chandelier, bracket, or other fixture, and cau be raised or lowered to any desired posi- Ition, by use of a hook or its equivalent in the links ot' the chain, a weight being used to balance the burner.
  • My invention consists of a bar suspended by a chain or its equivalent with a sliding or movable Weight on one end to balance the different Weights of burners or shades on the other end, a rod attached to the frame, and passing up through rings attached to the chain or its equivalent, serving to steady the droplight or' burner. Rings are attached to the chain, through which the exible tubing passes, and by which the tubing is supported and held from above the drop-light or burner.
  • A represents the frame or bar, and B the sliding or movable Weight, by Which the' different Weights of burners and shades are balanced.
  • C represents the chain or its equivalent, by which the light or burner is suspended, and D the rings or their equivalent, by which the flexible tubing is supported and held from above the light.
  • E represents the dexible tubing.
  • F represents the hook, by which the light is raised to any desired height by connection with the links of the chain or the rings connected with the chain.
  • G represents the rod attached to the frame ⁇ and passing through rings in the chain or its equivalent, and by Which the light or burner is steadied.

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UNITED STATES PATE CORNELIUS HENRY, OF EAST SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS.
lNIPROVEMENT lN DROP-LIGHTS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. l 87,380, dated February 13, 1877; application filed January 27, 1877.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, CORNELIUS HENRY, of East Somerville, Middlesex county, Massav chusetts, have invented a new and Improved Adjustable DrQp-Light or Burner, ofwhich the following is a specitication:
Figure 1 represents my improved droplight or burner, showing its position when the burner is lowered. Fig. 2 represents the saine, showing its position when the burner is raised.
Similar letters ot' reference indicate corresponding parts.
My invention has for its object to furnish an improved adjustable drop-light or burner, that can be attached to and detached from any chandelier, bracket, or other fixture, and cau be raised or lowered to any desired posi- Ition, by use of a hook or its equivalent in the links ot' the chain, a weight being used to balance the burner.
My invention consists of a bar suspended by a chain or its equivalent with a sliding or movable Weight on one end to balance the different Weights of burners or shades on the other end, a rod attached to the frame, and passing up through rings attached to the chain or its equivalent, serving to steady the droplight or' burner. Rings are attached to the chain, through which the exible tubing passes, and by which the tubing is supported and held from above the drop-light or burner.
A represents the frame or bar, and B the sliding or movable Weight, by Which the' different Weights of burners and shades are balanced. C represents the chain or its equivalent, by which the light or burner is suspended, and D the rings or their equivalent, by which the flexible tubing is supported and held from above the light. E represents the dexible tubing. F represents the hook, by which the light is raised to any desired height by connection with the links of the chain or the rings connected with the chain. G represents the rod attached to the frame` and passing through rings in the chain or its equivalent, and by Which the light or burner is steadied.
Having thus described my invention, Iclaim as new and desire to secure by'Letters Patent- 1. In a drop-light the combination ot' a burner, A, an adjustable ljexible supportLand a flexible connection between said burner A and the xed gas-tube, substantially as set fort-h.
2. The frame A, With sliding or movable Weight B, or its equivalent, supported by the chain C, with rings 1), hook F, and rod G, substantially as herein shown and specified.
CORNELIUS HENRY.
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BRYANT T. HENRY, J oEN A. DEVEREUX.
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