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Manufacturers Index - J. W. Holland | Marburg Brothers, Inc.

J. W. Holland | Marburg Brothers, Inc.
New York, NY; Fitchburg, MA, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Metal Working Machinery

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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
1,210,639 Jan. 02, 1917 Dynamo-electric machine Johann Geisslinger , Switzerland
1,446,647 Feb. 27, 1923 Marking tool Kurt Hirtschulz , Germany This is the "All-in-One steel figure". A brief article in the July 1921 "Western Machinery World" explains how it is used to stamp numbers, without any risk of upside-down or wrong-sized digits.
1,576,549 Mar. 16, 1926 Engine-starting device Olaf L. Riegels , Norway
1,577,478 Mar. 23, 1926 Cylinder-grinding attachment Louis C. Marburg Montclair, NJ
1,690,541 Nov. 06, 1928 Fluid or air controlling and operating device for machine tools or the like Adalbert R. Kuzelewski New York, NY
1,981,269 Nov. 20, 1934 Valve seat grinder John W. Holland Fitchburg, MA The Holland-Kenyon Machine Machine Company was "a partnership consisting of John W. Holland and Samuel A. Kenyon". The 1921-03-03 issue of The Iron Trade Review carried a notice that this partnership had been organized. The 1922 Directory of Massachusetts Manufacturers list them as making auto parts, with two employees. A 1952 listing of Massachusetts corporations listed the firm. A 1935 ad proclaims them the makers of the Moller Gypsy Gun, for killing gypsy and browwntail moths: "Expert tree men acclaim it the most practical instrument for this work."