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c0183  

 

 
history and origins
 
Manufacturer / Brand Name
Tipless Lamp Company
(Herman J. Jaeger)

Country of Origin
USA

Factory Location
Unknown

Date of Manufacture
ca.1900
 
electrical attributes
 
Voltage
Unknown

Wattage / Candle Power
Unknown

Amperage

 

physical attributes
 
Envelope
S11
Atmosphere
Vacuum


Finish / Color
Clear
Filament
1˝ oval; Anchored

 
Base
Edison; Medium
 
 
comments
  Quoted from Howell & Schroeder’s History of the Incandescent Lamp (pub. 1927):

“…Herman J. Jaeger obtained a patent on a tipless construction which consisted of an ‘L’ shaped exhaust tube sealed to the inside of the stem tube away from the pinched seal. After the stem had been made in the usual way, this ‘L’ shaped exhaust tube was inserted in the stem tube and a fine pointed flame heated a spot on the side of the latter. The bent portion of the exhaust tube was then welded to this heated spot in the stem tube and by blowing through the exhaust tube a hole was made through the stem tube. Thus the exhaust tube, when sealed off, was covered by the base, making a tipless lamp.”