Manufacturers Index - Frank H. Clement
Frank H. Clement
Rochester, NY, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery
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91,758
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Jun. 22, 1869
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Improvement in toy steam-engines
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Philander Macy |
Rochester, NY |
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92,027
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Jun. 29, 1869
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Improved process of preparing wood for paper-stock
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Albert Fickett |
Rochester, NY |
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92,737
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Jul. 20, 1869
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Improvement in harvesters
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Cornelius R. Brinckerhoff |
Rochester, NY |
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94,127
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Aug. 24, 1869
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Improvement in card-holders
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William R. Oatley |
Rochester, NY |
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94,373
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Aug. 31, 1869
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Improved apparatus for cooling and refrigerating
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John Agate |
Rochester, NY |
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94,625
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Sep. 07, 1869
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Coal-stove
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Horatio D. McGeorge |
Rochester, NY |
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96,170
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Oct. 26, 1869
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Improvements in harvesters
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John P. Van Sickle |
Rochester, NY |
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97,431
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Nov. 30, 1869
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Stove-leg
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William R. Oatley |
Rochester, NY |
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98,170
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Dec. 21, 1869
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Improvement in insoles for boots and shoes
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Calvin A. Leonard |
Rochester, NY |
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98,218
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Dec. 28, 1869
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Improvement in water-elevators
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Jabez K. Babcock |
Rochester, NY |
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98,530
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Jan. 04, 1870
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Improvement in sleigh-shoes
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T. Benton Titus |
Rochester, NY |
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98,737
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Jan. 11, 1870
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Improvements in harvesters
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Cornelius R. Brinckerhoff |
Rochester, NY |
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98,788
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Jan. 11, 1870
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Improvement in car-brake and starter
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J. M. McMaster |
Rochester, NY |
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98,935
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Jan. 18, 1870
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Improved compound railway-rail
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William B. Dunning |
Rochester, NY |
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99,038
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Jan. 18, 1870
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Improvement in pruning-shears
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G. C. Eaton |
Rochester, NY |
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Improvement in pruning-shears
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P. R. Walsh |
Rochester, NY |
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99,697
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Feb. 08, 1870
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Improvements in stove-legs
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William R. Oatley |
Rochester, NY |
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100,484
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Mar. 01, 1870
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Improvement in farm gates
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William H. Wright |
Rochester, NY |
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100,907
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Mar. 15, 1870
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Improvement in apparatus for working hides
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Henry Lampert |
Rochester, NY |
Of interest because Lampert was assigned some scrollsaw patents. Frank H. Clement was not only witness on this patent and those scrollsaw patents, he later founded woodworking machinery maker F. H. Clement Co. |
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102,039
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Apr. 19, 1870
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Improvement in apparatus for separating wood fiber for paper &c.
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Albert Fickett |
Rochester, NY |
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102,239
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Apr. 26, 1870
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Improvement in apparatus for separating wood fiber for paper &c.
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Albert Fickett |
Rochester, NY |
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102,269
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Apr. 26, 1870
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Skate-fastening
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Horace B. Hooker |
Rochester, NY |
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102,441
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Apr. 26, 1870
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Improvement in metallic roofing
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John Siddons |
Rochester, NY |
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103,570
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May. 31, 1870
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Improved fruit-basket
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Eastman Colby |
Rochester, NY |
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106,222
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Aug. 09, 1870
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Improvement in steam-generators
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Edwin B. Sintzenich |
Rochester, NY |
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107,328
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Sep. 13, 1870
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Improvement in vine-pullers for potato-diggers, &c.
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Leander Berry |
Rochester, NY |
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108,548
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Oct. 18, 1870
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Improvement in time-table indicators
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Leander Wright |
Rochester, NY |
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109,546
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Nov. 22, 1870
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Improvement in the manufacture of salt
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Dexter Reynolds |
Rochester, NY |
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Improvement in the manufacture of salt
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James W. Paige |
Rochester, NY |
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109,891
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Dec. 06, 1870
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Improvement in water-wheels
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Mahlon Gregg |
Rochester, NY |
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110,562
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Dec. 27, 1870
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Improvement in treating hides and manufacturing leather
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Gilbert J. Kingsbury |
Rochester, NY |
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Improvement in treating hides and manufacturing leather
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William H. Fuller |
Rochester, NY |
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112,546
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Mar. 14, 1871
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Improvement in animal pokes
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Harlow F. Chapin |
Rochester, NY |
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114,918
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May. 16, 1871
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Improvement in curtain-fixtures
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Nathan Campbell |
Rochester, NY |
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115,029
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May. 23, 1871
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Improvement in cement-pipe
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David Copeland Jr. |
Rochester, NY |
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115,030
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May. 23, 1871
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Improvement in machines for molding drain and sewer pipes
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David Copeland Jr. |
Rochester, NY |
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117,410
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Jul. 25, 1871
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Improvement in concaves for thrashing-machines
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Charles S. Hall |
Rochester, NY |
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118,809
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Sep. 12, 1871
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Improvement in blacking apparatus and bootjack combined
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Joseph M. McMaster |
Rochester, NY |
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119,101
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Sep. 19, 1871
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Improvement in gates
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Seymour G. Wood |
Rochester, NY |
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119,740
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Oct. 10, 1871
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Improvement in curtain-fixtures
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Nathan Campbell |
Rochester, NY |
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119,844
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Oct. 10, 1871
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Improvement in metallic hoops
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Edgar C. Hamlin |
Rochester, NY |
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120,103
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Oct. 17, 1871
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Improvement in churns
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Lewis Runyon |
Rochester, NY |
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120,176
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Oct. 24, 1871
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Improvement in leg-and-foot rests
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Elijah Withall |
Rochester, NY |
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120,195
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Oct. 24, 1871
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Improvement in harrows
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Edward W. Herendeen |
Rochester, NY |
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120,582
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Nov. 07, 1871
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Improvement in grain-separators
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Charles S. Hall |
Rochester, NY |
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120,823
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Nov. 14, 1871
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Improvement in propulsion of canal-boats
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Joseph M. McMaster |
Rochester, NY |
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121,693
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Dec. 05, 1871
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Improvement in lawn canopies
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Frank H. Vick |
Rochester, NY |
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Improvement in lawn canopies
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William H. Vick |
Rochester, NY |
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121,931
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Dec. 19, 1871
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Improvement in addressing-machines
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Robert B. Randall |
Rochester, NY |
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Improvement in addressing-machines
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William H. Clague |
Rochester, NY |
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121,936
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Dec. 19, 1871
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Improvement in toy monuments
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George W. Fisher |
Rochester, NY |
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122,670
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Jan. 09, 1872
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Improvement in metallic roofing
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John Siddons |
Rochester, NY |
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122,671
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Jan. 09, 1872
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Improvement in metallic roofing
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John Siddons |
Rochester, NY |
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123,138
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Jan. 30, 1872
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Improvements in links for steam-engines
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Daniel A. Woodbury |
Rochester, NY |
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124,298
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Mar. 05, 1872
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Improvement in safety-loops for harness
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Charles H. Trumbull |
Rochester, NY |
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127,676
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Jun. 11, 1872
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Improvement in potato-diggers
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Daniel D. T. Brown |
Rochester, NY |
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148,033
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Mar. 03, 1874
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Improvement in equalizers for the springs of vehicles
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Egbert P. Carter |
Rochester, NY |
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200,868
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Mar. 05, 1878
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Improvement in grain-binders
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Daniel McPherson |
Rochester, NY |
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219,148
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Sep. 02, 1879
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Improvement in band-sawing machines
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Frank H. Clement |
Rochester, NY |
This patent covers a method of mounting the upper bandsaw wheel using a grooved cylindrical column bolted to the arm plus a hollow cylindrical slide that holds the wheel bearing. The hollow slide is lined with Babbitt or similar metal. |
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229,425
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Jun. 29, 1880
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Fruit-crusher
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John Lamont |
Rochester, NY |
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301,095
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Jul. 01, 1884
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Band sawing machine
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Frank H. Clement |
Rochester, NY |
Patent covers the upper wheel mounting.
Machine was made under the names Frank Clement, Frank H. Clement, and the F. H. Clement Co. |
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354,773
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Dec. 21, 1886
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Buzz-planer
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Frank H. Clement |
Rochester, NY |
This patent is sometimes cited as the patent for the wedge-bed design, but Jonathan Grosvenor was first, 12 years previous; see patent 152,364. Clement is more explicit about the advantages of this design: "The triangular adjusting-slides are very rigid, being cast in one piece. The adjusting devices can be all arranged in the adjusting-slides, and need have no connection with the tables directly. The upper faces of the slides ca be planed off together after they are fitted to the frame, so that absolute truth of the table-surface can thus be assured without subsequent hand-fitting or adjusting of any kind, it being assumed, of course, that the upper and under surfaces of the tables themselves are first parallel—a comparatively simple matter to accomplish." Another advantage of the wedge-bed design is that the tables do not take the strain of raising the tables, which in other designs can cause them to spring slightly. Clement's design includes a means for making "sprung" joints, which involved loosening setscrews to allow the outfeed table to sag. |
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429,603
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Jun. 10, 1890
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Lathe for turning regular forms
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Frank H. Clement |
Rochester, NY |
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663,863
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Dec. 18, 1900
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Circular sawing machine
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Frank H. Clement |
Rochester, NY |
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936,659
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Oct. 12, 1909
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Feed-roll-controlling mechanism for wood-planers
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Hiram A. Perkins |
Rochester, NY |
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983,850
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Feb. 07, 1911
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Knife-grinding attachment for planing-machines
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Leland B. Whipple |
Rochester, NY |
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1,059,313
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Apr. 15, 1913
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Step bearing for machinery
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Hiram A. Perkins |
Rochester, NY |
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1,113,152
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Oct. 06, 1914
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Cut-off gage for sawing-machines
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Frank H. Clement |
Rochester, NY |
"My invention relates to that class of cut-off gages which is used in connection with a movable table arranged to slide parallel with the saw either on ways or friction rollers, and it consists principally in the application of a stop pin to an angularly adjustable cut-off gage in connection with a sliding block and clamp wheel for setting the fence of the gage at any required angle." |
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1,113,153
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Oct. 06, 1914
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Machine-gage
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Frank H. Clement |
Rochester, NY |
"My invention relates to gages or work guides for wood working and other machines and it consists essentially in a tilting fence linked to a rock shaft and operated by a hand lever which is used to adjust the fence from a right angle to forty-five degrees or any intermediate point." |
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1,292,579
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Jan. 28, 1919
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Wood-planing machine
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Frank H. Clement |
Rochester, NY |
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Wood-planing machine
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Hiram A. Perkins |
Rochester, NY |
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1,327,160
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Jan. 06, 1920
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Electrically-driven spindle
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Josef Hurtig |
Rochester, NY |
"This invention relates to a method of applying an electric motor to fast revolving spindles such as are used in wood working and other similar machines, and it consists mainly in providing for the easy removal of the spindle and accompanying motor from its supporting yoke, and furthermore in means of concentrically clamping the motor frame and the bearings of the spindle into the supporting yoke..." |
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1,371,968
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Mar. 15, 1921
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Feeding chain
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Frank H. Clement |
Rochester, NY |
Inventor Clement was deceased at the time the patent was issued. |
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1,424,090
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Jul. 25, 1922
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Feeding chain for woodworking and other machines
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Chester B. Foster |
Rochester, NY |
Inventor Clement was deceased at the time the patent was issued. |
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Feeding chain for woodworking and other machines
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Frank H. Clement |
Rochester, NY |
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1,427,005
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Aug. 22, 1922
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Saw guard
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James D. McMicheal |
Rochester, NY |
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