Portable electric light device
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 
     Illuminated lures are known to the art, and examples thereof are found in the following U.S. Pat. Nos: 
     1,982,609 
     2,002,135 
     2,121,114 
     2,190,791 
     2,749,220 
     3,077,046 
     BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION 
     It is an object of the present invention to provide an improved portable electric light source which may be employed as a fishing lure, having the usual leaders and hooks and which includes a battery-electric light circuit which is normally open. Said circuit is closed at the same time as the head is threaded into the body into sealing engagement therewith. 
     These and other objects will be seen from the following specification and claim in conjunction with the appended drawing. 
    
    
     THE DRAWING 
     FIG. 1 is an elevational view of the device. 
     FIG. 2 is an elongated cross sectional view. 
     FIG. 3 is a transverse view taken on line 3--3 of FIG. 2. 
    
    
     DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION 
     The portable electric light device comprises a body 11 and a cap 12, formed wholly as shown, or at least partially, of translucent plastic so as to be illuminable and thus provide an illuminable fish lure. For fish lure purposes it is provided with leaders or hooks, at eyes 25, 26, 27, 28; with hooks being shown at 29. A support leader may replace hook 29 on eye 26. 
     Body 11 has a long bore 13-14-15, comprising a small bore part 14, a larger diameter central bore part 13, and a still larger female threaded bore part 15, formed with a sealing bevel 16. 
     Switching-sealing-closing cap 12 has a sealing bevel 17, a male threaded projection 18 complementary to bore part 15, and a cap bore or socket 19. 
     Bore part 14 contains a conventional flashlight bulb 20 whose threaded stem 23 is soldered to one end of a fine conductor or wire 22 formed to lie in bore part 13. The other end of wire 22 is formed as a coil spring 24 formed to lie in socket 19 and thus in bore part 15 when cap 12 is fully threaded onto body 11. 
     Tip 32 of bulb 20 is formed to be engaged by contact end 33 of a dry cell 21 nested in bore part 13 alongside wire 22. The other end of the cell 12 has a contact tip 35 normally spaced from and adapted to be engaged by spring 24 for making the circuit 24-22-23-20-32-33-21-35-24 when cap 12 is fully threaded onto body 11, closing and sealing the body bore at 16-17. A gasket is assembled over bevel 17. 
     A turn or two of cap 12 outward of body 11, FIG. 1, breaks such circuit; and a reverse turn or two will re-make such circuit. 
     Until the cap is threaded to fully closed sealing position, FIG. 1, spring 24 is nested and guided within socket 19 and spaced from contact 35 of the dry cell. On full assembly of said cap, spring 24 is moved into engagement with battery contact 35. 
     Now having described the device herein shown, reference should be had to the claim which follow.