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Clarke- -Coultas<br />
Clarke, Thomas & Alphonse Bonzano (cont’d)<br />
117,049 Jul. 18, 1871 Connection detail <strong>for</strong> tubular truss members.<br />
117,050 Jul. 18, 1871 Connection detail <strong>for</strong> tubular truss members.<br />
130,479 Aug. 13, 1872 Metal block connection joint <strong>for</strong> tubular members.<br />
132,254 Oct.15, 1872 *Turntable <strong>for</strong> swing-span drawbridges.<br />
Clarke, Thomas, Alphonse Bonzano & John Griffen (Clarke, Reeves & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.)<br />
140,471 Jul.1, 1873 Whipple trapezoidal truss configuration. Quadruple-intersecting diagonals.<br />
Stacked set of four cross-braces between alternate verticals due<br />
to extreme height.<br />
Clymer, George<br />
413,172 Oct. 22, 1889 *Suspension bridge. Web of verticals with diagonal cross-ties.<br />
416,054 <strong>No</strong>v.26, 1889 *Short-span I-beam bridge supported on metal mud sills.<br />
534,032 Feb. 12, 1895 *Short-span cable-trussed I-beam bridge.<br />
Colby, Ellery<br />
187,513 Feb. 20, 1877 Bowstring truss. Top chord made of bent railroad rails. Vertical and<br />
crossed diagonal are metal rods.<br />
Cole, L.K & H. Soule, Jr.<br />
52,536 Feb. 13, 1866 Howe truss. Timber upper chord. Threaded rod <strong>for</strong> the bottom chord.<br />
Single diagonal in all panels.<br />
Conklin, Solon<br />
153,540 Jul. 28, 1874 Truss web configured to facilitate insertion of pipes <strong>for</strong> transmission of<br />
water, gas, and electricity. Labeled “truss bridge.”<br />
174,120 Feb. 29, 1876 Truss with a lozenge pattern. Formed with straight members and midheight<br />
horizontal chord.<br />
210,754 Dec.10, 1878 Timber truss with double-panel-length crossed diagonals called<br />
“double hip arches.” Verticals at intersection of web cross-bracing.<br />
Cooley, George<br />
208,155 Sep. 17, 1878 Truss with timber chords. Half-span diagonal strut with single panel<br />
“rafter” struts between half-span diagonals and top chord. Verticals<br />
composed of both rods and timber struts.<br />
Cooper, William<br />
135,970 Feb. 18, 1873 Bowstring truss. Tubular arched chord. Crossed diagonals intersect at<br />
circular ring in center of panel.<br />
Corey, G. W.<br />
66,799 Jul. 16, 1867 Timber Howe truss variation. Crossed timber diagonals notched into<br />
double chords between vertical panel points.<br />
Cottrell, Albert<br />
2,334 <strong>No</strong>v. 10, 1841 Timber lattice truss. Cantilever arms project from both sides of span.<br />
Erected without centering.<br />
43,099 Jun. 14, 1864 *Corbelled timber bridge. Stacked cantilevered beams secured with<br />
vertical pins.<br />
Coultas, George<br />
365,970 Jul. 5, 1887 Inverted king-post configuration. Timber top chord and post. Diagonal<br />
metal rods.<br />
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