A Cheap Screen.

Progress, Volume I, Issue 5, 1 March 1906, Page 107

A Cheap Screen.

A medical motorist, writing to the British Medical Journal, mentions an invention of his own peculiarly suited to a small-power doctor's car. This consists of a glass screen fitted at an inclined angle so that the top of the screen comes just over the heads of those occupying the front seats, protecting them from wind and ram, and offering little windresistance seeing that the wind plays along instead of directly on it. The doctor mentions that his own is of ordinary window glass, cost but a few shillings, and he allowed the carpenter who made it to take out a patent.