Hardinge Brothers - Assigned Patents

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Hardinge Brothers
Chicago, IL; Elmira, NY, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery & Metal Working Machinery

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Patent Number	Date	Title	Name	City	Description
438,415	Oct. 14, 1890	Watch-maker's polisher	Franklin Hardinge	ON, Canada	Watch lathe attachment.One of two consecetive Patents issued to Hardinge on this date,the other is a watch makers roller extractor, 438416
438,416	Oct. 14, 1890	Watch maker's roller extractor	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	One of two consecetive Patents issued to Hardinge on this date,the other is a watch polisher, 438,415
703,725	Jul. 01, 1902	Lens measuring instrument	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	See also patent 1,151,635.
738,826	Sep. 15, 1903	Self-adjusting plunger	Charles F. Marsh	Elgin, IL	This device is used to hold a watch movement while pressing the hands into position on the center staff. The staff is supported so that pressure is not placed on the jewel bearing while the hands are being pressed on. An example has been reported, labeled on the outside "HARDINGE BROS. MFGRS. CHICAGO U.S.A." The inside is labeled "PAT. SEP 15 '03. / CHAS. MARSH ELGIN, ILL."
766,245	Aug. 02, 1904	Gear cutting and milling machine	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
894,634	Jul. 28, 1908	Lathe	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	Cataract headstock bearings.
894,635	Jul. 28, 1908	Lathe	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	Taper nose chuck mounting.
895,456	Aug. 11, 1908	Attachment for phonographic machines	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	Allows three sizes of cylinders.
900,531	Oct. 06, 1908	Lens measuring instrument	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
908,664	Jan. 05, 1909	Lathe structure	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	Lathe and mill attachment countershaft.
912,312	Feb. 16, 1909	Receptacle for keys for watchmen's clock	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	Tall arch-top box.
928,045	Jul. 13, 1909	Controlling mechanism for lathe structures or the like	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	Pipe leg bench, 3-speed countershaft with controls.
943,825	Dec. 21, 1909	Receptacle	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	Safety can for solvent.
986,630	Mar. 14, 1911	Watchman's clock	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,016,688	Feb. 06, 1912	Watchman's clock	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,042,385	Oct. 29, 1912	Signalling system	Albert C. Bell	Chicago, IL	For watchmen.
1,046,182	Dec. 03, 1912	Signaling system	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	For watchmen.
RE13,743	Jun. 09, 1914	Watchman's clock	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,107,609	Aug. 18, 1914	Machine bench	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	Multi-machine pipe leg bench.
1,188,349	Jun. 20, 1916	Key for watchmen's clocks	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
RE14,193	Sep. 19, 1916	Watchman's clock	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,223,581	Apr. 24, 1917	Watchman's clock	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,226,657	May. 22, 1917	Tool holder	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	Rotary collet rack for lathe.
1,252,346	Jan. 01, 1918	Lathe headstock	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	Back geared head for quick-change swing. Original Application 28 Jan 1915. Patent was then divided and refiled on 8 April, 1916. "My invention relates to lathes and has for its object the provision of an improved lathe head stock wherein the end shake of the cone pulley and the end shake of the spindle are entirely independent so that the cone pulley is free to vibrate independently of the spindle and thus insure steadiness of the spindle and the work carried thereby when accuracy is an important element. This application is a division of my co-pending application Serial No. 4,841, filed January 28, 1915. In carrying out the objects of my invention I provide a head stock containing the usual front and rear bearings in which is journaled the spindle. An end thrust plate is secured to the spindle and acts against an end thrust bearing positioned between it and the front face of the rear bearing of the head stock. The end thrust of the spindle is thus taken up by the thrust plate and the bearing. Mounted around the spindle between the front and rear bearings of the head stock and arranged to have certain longitudinal movement relative to the spindle I provide a cone pulley which may, if desired, be connected with the spindle or the thrust plate so as to rotate therewith. My invention finds particular utility in a lathe head stock wherein back gearing is employed to cause the spindle to rotate at a different speed than the speed of the pulley. In this construction the end thrust plate can conveniently form one of a pair of gears mounted on the spindle for obtaining the desired gear ratio between the cone pulley and the spindle. Adjusting means is provided between the thrust plate and the end thrust bearing so that any end shake of the spindle may be easily and quickly taken up. A further object of my invention is the provision of means for locking a face plate of the class described in my Patent No. 894,635 to the lathe spindle so that accidental displacement thereof is prevented."
1,267,406	May. 28, 1918	Watchman's clock	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,280,215	Oct. 01, 1918	Quick change swing precision lathe	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,282,821	Oct. 29, 1918	Apron mechanism for lathes	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	For quick-change swing lathe. Original application filed 28 January 1915. Divided and this application filed 4 September 1917.
1,285,693	Nov. 26, 1918	Carriage feed mechanism for lathes	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	For quick-change swing lathe.
1,285,694	Nov. 26, 1918	Carriage feed mechanism for lathes	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	For quick-change swing lathe.
1,290,550	Jan. 07, 1919	Cross slide mechanism for lathes	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	For quick-change swing lathe.
1,311,969	Aug. 05, 1919	Counter shaft	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	For back to back machines.
1,315,832	Sep. 09, 1919	Seal for fastening devices	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	For watchmen's clocks.
1,322,564	Nov. 25, 1919	Watchman's clock	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,330,184	Feb. 10, 1920	Fastener for closures	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	For quick-change swing lathe.
1,334,242	Mar. 16, 1920	Gear mechanism	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	For quick-change swing lathe.
1,362,790	Dec. 21, 1920	Gear mechanism for lathes	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	For quick-change swing lathe.
1,382,802	Jun. 28, 1921	Watchmen's clock dial holder	Thomas A. Rendle	Chicago, IL
1,393,777	Oct. 18, 1921	Method of and apparatus for lining furnace fireboxes	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,403,952	Jan. 17, 1922	Fuel oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,417,520	May. 30, 1922	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,447,384	Mar. 06, 1923	Fuel oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,447,385	Mar. 06, 1923	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,455,049	May. 15, 1923	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,456,799	May. 29, 1923	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,470,974	Oct. 16, 1923	Valve	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,497,109	Jun. 10, 1924	Screw thread cutting machine	James L. L. McCormack	Chicago, IL	Registry dial for chasing attachment.
1,546,580	Jul. 21, 1925	Valve	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,604,776	Oct. 26, 1926	Valve	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,619,470	Mar. 01, 1927	Oil burning mechanism	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,621,537	Mar. 22, 1927	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,626,116	Apr. 26, 1927	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,633,793	Jun. 28, 1927	Gear pump	Frederic Porst	Chicago, IL
1,674,247	Jun. 19, 1928	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,707,761	Apr. 02, 1929	Oil burner	Benjamin H. Connor	Chicago, IL
		Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,709,233	Apr. 16, 1929	Mechanical movement	Oscar Christian Schroeder	Chicago, IL	Quick-change threading box.
1,735,245	Nov. 12, 1929	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,739,548	Dec. 17, 1929	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,747,365	Feb. 18, 1930	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,748,416	Feb. 25, 1930	Oil burner	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
1,769,517	Jul. 01, 1930	Circuit closure	Mathew G. Ivandick	Chicago, IL	Automobile turn signal switch on steering wheel.
1,789,601	Jan. 20, 1931	Chuck	Knut R. Sjogren	Los Angeles, CA
1,792,222	Feb. 10, 1931	Oil burner	Henry H. Hardinge	Chicago, IL	The inventor was Franklin Hardinge's brother.
2,049,498	Aug. 04, 1936	Oil purifying system	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL	This patent post-dates the Hardinge brothers selling their business, which kept the "Hardinge Brothers" name but relocated from Chicago to Elmira, NY.
2,066,560	Jan. 05, 1937	Variable speed drive mechanism	Leigh R. Evans	Elmira, NY	Underneath drive for lathe.
2,113,447	Apr. 05, 1938	Water separator for fluid lines	Franklin Hardinge	Chicago, IL
2,187,170	Jan. 16, 1940	Feed chuck	James R. O'Connell	Elmira, NY
2,221,734	Nov. 12, 1940	Means for feeding work in automatic screw machines	Leigh R. Evans	Elmira, NY
2,293,176	Aug. 18, 1942	Collet chuck construction	Knut R. Sjogren	Los Angeles, CA
2,311,258	Feb. 16, 1943	Collet chuck	Knut R. Sjogren	Los Angeles, CA