Manufacturers Index - J. M. Marston & Co.
J. M. Marston & Co.
Boston, MA, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery
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61,079
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Jan. 08, 1867
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Improvement in sawing machines
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H. R. Huling |
Roxbury, MA |
An ad in the 1870 Boston Directory for "Marston's self-feeding hand power splitting saw, patented Jan. 8, 1867, Manufactured by J. M. Marston, Carpenter and Builder, 6 Taber St. (near Washinton), Boston Highlands, Mass., formerly Union St., Roxbury. Roland F. Fead, Agent." |
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Improvement in sawing machines
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I. M. Marston |
Roxbury, MA |
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88,040
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Mar. 23, 1869
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Improvement in mechanical movement
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Henry R. Huling |
Boston, MA |
This treadle-lathe mechanism uses a pair of elliptical gears, and by moving the attachment point of the treadle the speed ratio between treadle and lathe can be varied. |
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94,955
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Sep. 21, 1869
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Improved compound for emery-wheels and oil-stones
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N. B. Hadley |
Northampton, MA |
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Improved compound for emery-wheels and oil-stones
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R. J. Costain |
Northampton, MA |
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D6,935
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Oct. 07, 1873
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Design for frame for machines
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John M. Marston |
Boston, MA |
This design for a tablesaw frame was produced by the firm of Reed & Bowen, and from about 1872, by J. M. Marston himself. There seems to have been an overlap of a couple of years between the two makers; they were both small firms and perhaps shared castings. |
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401,894
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Apr. 23, 1889
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Table-top for circular saws
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Irving G. Marston |
Boston, MA |
The assignee is still in business making non-metallic washers. They claim to have been in business since 1844. We have no evidence that they ever manufactured a tablesaw. This saw is seen in an 1893 J. M. Marston catalog and the illustration clearly shows the name "J. M. Marston & Co." cast into the saw's base. |
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486,874
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Nov. 29, 1892
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Cutting-head
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Warren B. Huther |
Rochester, NY |
Seen on Huther Bros. Saw Mfg. Co. dado head. Also seen in a catalog from J. M. Marston & Co. |
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1,376,438
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May. 03, 1921
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Inserted-tooth cutter-head and method of making the same
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Warren B. Huther |
Rochester, NY |
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1,459,760
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Jun. 26, 1923
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Cutter head
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Harry G. Aldridge |
Rochester, NY |
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