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Manufacturers Index - Sinker-Davis Co.

Sinker-Davis Co.
Indianapolis, IN, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery & Steam and Gas Engines

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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
278,936 Jun. 05, 1883 Portable bandsaw mill Henry W. Groves Indianapolis, IN D. C. Prescott's 1910 monograph, "The Evolution of Modern Band Saw Mills for Sawing Logs", says, "...Next, we have the celebrated Gold Dust Mill built by Sinker-Davis Co. of Indianapolis, Ind. They were advertising this mill in the Southern Lumberman as early as 1884 and were building band mills for some time previous. Their improved mill of 1885 is here shown, wood rims with rubber faces composed the wheels, and their market was the middle section of the country but never in the mills of the northwest."
306,811 Oct. 21, 1884 Saw-mill set-works Joseph Cook Indianapolis, IN
306,826 Oct. 21, 1884 Band-saw mill Dempsy B. Hanson Indianapolis, IN
308,063 Nov. 18, 1884 Saw-mill feed mechanism Joseph Cook Indianapolis, IN
321,194 Jun. 30, 1885 Bandsaw mill Joseph Cook Indianapolis, IN Design improvements to facilitate having two saws in line with one another, one to cut in each direction as the carriage moves back and forth.
1,800,181 Apr. 07, 1931 Stump-grooving machine John M. Herider Indianapolis, IN