If you find a patent number or patent date by this manufacturer that is not on this
list, please contact the Site Historian.
Key to Links for Patent Information
USPTO = U.S. Patent Office .
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DATAMP = Directory of American Tool And
Machinery Patents . A sister site to VintageMachinery.org with information
on patents related to machinery and tools. A much easier user interface than the
USPTO's for finding information on machinery patents.
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25,995
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Nov. 01, 1859
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Shank-laster
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D. G. Chase |
Boston, MA |
This tool is of interest because the assignee also made woodworking machinery. An example is pictured. |
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32,617
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Jun. 25, 1861
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Spoke Shave
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Martin Colton |
Sardinia, NY |
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32,643
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Jun. 25, 1861
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Camp-chest
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George Parr |
Buffalo, NY |
Of interest because the inventor also made woodworking tools and machinery.
This invention consists of a small chest of tools and utensils, intended for soldiers. The chest itself converts to a table. |
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40,634
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Nov. 17, 1863
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Boot Crimping Device
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Thomas Madgett |
Buffalo, NY |
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45,854
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Jan. 10, 1865
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Improvement in Mode of Manufacturing Screw Drivers
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George Parr |
Buffalo, NY |
Screwdriver blanks are stamped out of rolled metal plates approximately 3 feet long and in a width which equals the blank size of the tool to be punched.
The blanks are rolled thicker in the middle and with a gradual taper to the ends. |
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60,048
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Nov. 27, 1866
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Improvement in the Manufacture of Cutlery
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George Parr |
Buffalo, NY |
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161,444
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Mar. 30, 1875
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Improvement in wood-planing machines
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Josiah Ross |
Buffalo, NY |
There are two innovations. One is to attach the matcher-head frames to the adjustable table so that the matcher heads move when the stock thickness is adjusted. The other is to attach the feed-roller gearing frame to the feed-roller box, so that the gearing does not have to be adjusted when the feed-rollers are adjusted.
This patent was used on Josiah Ross' No. 4 'Monitor' planer-matcher. We have seen this patent date on a planer being sold by George Parr of Buffalo. Parr was also a machinery manufacturer but in this case we believe he was reselling a planer made by Josiah Ross. |
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216,969
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Jul. 01, 1879
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Machine for Rolling Chisels
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George Parr |
Buffalo, NY |
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224,720
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Feb. 17, 1880
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Machine for Rolling Chisels
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George Parr |
Buffalo, NY |
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