Interference No. 103,878 directs more light to the street below. The count in interference reads as follows: Count 1 For use in an outdoor pole mounted lighting fixture having a head fixture housing bearing a depending light source, the improvement comprising: an integral unitary reflector spun from aluminum; a side member of said reflector forming a light impermeable member of generally parabolic configuration having a circular cross section tapering inwardly toward an open top end containing said light source and directing light from said light source downwardly at a lower open end; a connection integral with and extending adjacent said open top end of said side member for receiving said light source therein and being complementary to a lower end of said head to prevent the upward passage of light from said light source; a matt-like finish on an interior surface of said reflector providing uniformity of spread and distribution of light; said interior surface being of such a configuration as to reflect light generally downwardly with a substantially 90E cutoff at said lower open end of said side member avoiding directing light at an angle above the horizontal; said bottom of said reflector being entirely open to the atmosphere and devoid of any refractor so that said light is directed generally downwardly entirely by said interior surface of said reflector; and 3Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007