Gilbert's name appears on 152 patents. Some reflect his personal work. Most recognize the contributions of his coworkers.

1,066,809. TOY CONSTRUCTION-BLOCKS. Alfred C. Gilbert, New Haven. Conn., assignor to The Mysto Mfg. Co., New Haven, Conn., a Corporation. Filed Jan. 20, 1913. Serial No. 743,073. (Cl. 46—35.)

1. Toy construction blocks comprising strips having inwardly turned flanges said strips provided at opposite ends with perforations, combined with U-shaped coupling-pieces having perforations adapted to aline with the perforations in the 3trips, and bolts adapted to extend through the strips and coupling-pieces, whereby four strips may be connected with a coupling piece.
2. Toy construction blocks comprising strips having Inwardly turned flanges said strips provided at opposite ends with perforations, combined with U-shaped coupling-pieces having perforations adapted to aline with perforations in two of the strips, bolts adapted to pass through two of the strips and the coupling-piece between them, and a U-shaped clip adapted to be engaged with the free end of the bolt whereby several strips are interlocked.
3. Toy construction blocks comprising strips of sheet metal formed with inwardly turned edges and provided at opposite ends with perforations. U-shaped coupling-pieces around which four strips may be placed, means for interlocking said strips with the coupling-piece, and an angle iron adapted to connect two or more blocks

218,076. COMMUTATOR. ALFRED C. GILBERT, New
Haven, Conn., assignor to The A. C. Gilbert Company,
New Haven, Conn., a Corporation of Connecticut. Filed
June 23. 1916. Serial NO. 105,406. (CI. 200---12.)

-1,219,452. TOY-MOTOR INSTALLATION. ALFRED C. GILBERT, New Haven, Conn., assignor to The A. C. Gilbert Company, New Haven, Conn., a Corporation of
Connecticut. Filed Apr. 18, 1916. Serial No. 91,977.
(CL 74---7.)

1. The combination with a toy motor having side plates and a shaft Journaled in said side plates, of gear box side plates detachably applied to the respective motor side plates outside of the latter plates, a shaft Journaled in eald gear box side plates, and means for driving said shaft from the motor shaft ; substantially as described.
2. The combination with a toy motor having side plates, - of a gear box having side members detaehably applied to the respective side plates outside of said plates ; substan-
. tially as described.
3. The combination with a toy electric motor having side plates, of a gear box having separate side plates applied to the respective side-plates of the motor ; sub-stantally as described.
4. The combination with a toy electric motor having side plates, of a pair of plates detachably applied to the outside of the motor side plates, said pair of plates of greater height than the motor and having a plurality of shaft bearings therein; substantially as described.
5. The combination with a toy motor having outstanding base lugs, of .a gear box resting on and detaehably connected with said base lugs ; substantially as described.
[Claims 6 to 25 not printed in the Gazette.]

1,259,616 TOY-WHEEL ALFRED C. GILBERT. New
Haven, Conn., assignor to the A. C. Gilbert Company,
New Haven, Conn., a Corporation of Connecticut. Filed
Dec. 18, 1916. Serial No. 137,597. (Ch 64--17.)

1. In a toy wheel, a pair of sheet metal disks having registering openings therein, and a hollow sheet metal hub having lugs passing through and clenched in said openings and having an end wall spaced from said lugs; substantially as described.
4. The combination of a body member comprising a pair of disk-like members, each having a perforation formed centrally therethrough, and a sheet metal hub having projections passing through the disk members for securing the hub and disk members rigidly together, sald hub having a wall at its outer end with a perforation therein last-named perforation being in line with and laterally spaced from the perforations in the disk members, the interior, of said hub presenting a passage larger than said perforations, and the side wall of the hub being provided intermediate said perforations with a threaded socket for a clamping screw ; substantially as described.
[Claims 2 and 3 not printed in the Gazette.]

1,307,094. ELECTRIC SWITCH. ALFRED C. GILBERT, New Haven, Conn., assignor to The A. C. Gilbert Company, New Haven, Conn., a Corporation of Connecticut. Filed Jan. 28, 191S. Serial No. 214,139. 9 Claims. (CI. 175----282.)

1. A reversing switch comprising a plate of insulating material having spaced conductors secured to one face

thereof and positioned to form the four sides of a quadrangle, said conductors comprising metal strips having the ends thereof extending through said plate and bent into clamping engagementg therewith, and means pivoted upon said plate to cooperate with said conductors.

November 18, 1919

54,205. CHILD'S CART. ALFRED" C. GILBERT, New Haven, Conn., assignor to The A. C. Gilbert Company, New Haven, Conn., a Corporation of Connecticut. Filed Aug. 27, 1919. Serial No. 320,318. Term of patent 14 years.

The ornamental design for a child's cart, substantially as shown.

54,206. TOY VEHICLE ALFRED C. GILBERT, New
Haven, Conn., assignor to The A. C. Gilbert Company, New Haven, Conn., a Corporation of Connecticut. Filed Aug. 27, 1919. Serial No. 320,319. Term of patent 14 years.

The ornamental design for a toy vehicle, substantially as shown.

54,207. TOY VEHICLE ALFRED C. GILBERT, New Haven, Conn., assignor to The A. C. Gilbert Company, New Haven, Conn., a Corporation of Connecticut. Filed Aug. 27, 1919. Serial No. 320,320. Term of patent 14 years.

54,208. TOY HAND-TRUCK. ALFRED C. GILBERT. New Haven, Conn., assignor to The A. C. Gilbert Company. New Haven. Conn., a Corporation oI Connecticut. Filed Aug. 27, 1919. Serial No. 320.321. Term of patent 14 years.

The ornamental design for a toy hand. truck; substantially as shown.

1,323,045. TOY ELECTRIC MOTOR ALFRED C. GIL-
BERT, New Haven. Conn., assignor to The A. C. Gilbert
• Company, New Haven, Conn., a Corporation of Connecticut. Filed Apr. 18, 1916. Serial .No. 91,976. 7 ClaimS. (CI. 172--36.)

1. The combination with a toy electric motor, of a hollow base supporting said motor and having an opening in the upper part thereof, a plate covering said opening. means for detachably securing said plate to the base, and a switch for the motor mounted on said late, said opening provided to permit convenient access to said plate and to the terminals of the switch mounted there,-upon ; substantially as described..

1,344,632. TOY SUBMARINE. ALFRED C. GILBERT. New
Haven, Conn. assignor
, to The A. C. Gilbert Company. -New
Haven, Conn., a Corporation of Connecticut. Filed July
30, 1917. Serial -No. iS3.495" 7 Claims. (C1. 46--37.)

1. A toy submarine, having bow and Stern blocks, a separate hollow section intermediate said blocks, a motor mounted in said hollow section, and a propeller operatively connected with said motor.

1.351.565. TOY SUBMARINE. ALFRED C. GILBERT, New Haven, Conn., assignor to The A. C. Gilbert Company, .New Haven, Conn., a Corporation of Connecticut. Filed May 13, 1918. Serial ?No. 234,200. 9 Claims. (C1. 46--37.)

1. A toy submarine having a hull, a deck upon said hull, said deck having a torpedo-receiving opening in one end thereof, a spring operated propeller for said submarine, and means controlled by the tension of said spring for releasing a torpedo from said torpedo-receiv-ing opening, said means including a shaft for placing said spring under tension.
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1.353,616. ELECTRIC FAN. ALFRED C. GILBERT, New Haven, Conn., assignor to The A. C. Gilbert Company, New Haven. Conn., a Corporation of Connecticut. Filed Mar. 15, 1918. Serial No. 222.597. 9 Claims. (C]. 230---1. )

1. A fan motor having a motor-containing easing, a fan operatively secured to said motor, a guard for said fan, and means for securing said fan guard to said motor casing, comprising headed