Patt.264  (1963-1976)
Strand

Patt.264

Bifocal brother of Patt.263
The Patt.264 was also known as the Jubilee Spot, and was launched in 1963, just in time for the Strand Electric Jubilee celebrations in 1964.
Strand engineer Roderick Mackenzie designed the complex reflector shape using a slide rule.

Related Venues:

• The Noel Coward Theatre
• Kings Theatre Southsea
• Harold Pinter Theatre

Related Shows

• The Woman in Black (1989)

See also:

• Patt.263 (1963 - 1976)
• T Spot / T54 / T64 / T84 (1975 - 1984)

Documents

Patt.264 Datasheet 
[225kb PDF]
From Strand Archive

Patent - Fred Bentham (September 1963)
[External Website]

Patt.264 Datasheet (July 1967)
[2Mb PDF]
From Strand Archive

Hire Charges - Strand Electric (February 1968)
From Frederick Brown Collection

1969 Catalogue - Patt 264 Datasheet page 1 (December 1968)
From Strand Archive

1969 Catalogue - Patt 264 Datasheet page 2 (December 1968)
From Strand Archive

1969 Catalogue - Page 6 (1969)
From Strand Archive

1969 Price List - Page 1 (January 1969)
From Strand Archive

Patt.264 Instructions (June 1971)
[374kb PDF]
From Strand Archive

1971 Stage Lighting (p.5) (October 1971)
From Strand Archive

1974 Spring Hire Price List - Page 8 (April 1974)
From Roger Fox Collection

1974 Spring Price List - Page 2 (April 1974)
From Roger Fox Collection

Classic Gear - Patt.264 (April 2006)
[External Website]
From Lighting & Sound International

Exhibits in the Backstage Heritage Collection

Strand Patt.264  
From Jim Laws Collection

Catalogue & Journal Entries for Patt.264 in the Backstage Heritage Collection

A New Spotlight (1963)

Royal Opera House, Covent Garden (1964)

Sadlers Wells at the London Coliseum (1968)

1973 Stage Lighting (1973)

Stage Lighting - Profile Spots (1975)

Lighting by the Book (1979)

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