US Patent No. 2,416,037, granted 18 February 1947 to Marvin H. Mead of Savannah, Georgia, for a screened enclosure used to rear silkworms outdoors. The enclosure has a wooden frame set in concrete, an inner fine-mesh wire fabric against insects, and an outer coarse wire fabric spaced away from it against birds and animals. Four sheets of drawings (Figs. I-X) show the frame joints, doorway, and cross-sections, followed by the description, four claims, and a list of references cited.