Manufacturers Index - Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
New York, NY, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery, Metal Working Machinery & Steam and Gas Engines
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569,115
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Oct. 06, 1896
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Driving mechanism for drills
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Foster Milliken |
New York, NY |
A bicycle-powered drilling machine, with a hefty flexible shaft transmitting power to the drill head; not shown in the patent drawing, the drill head was clamped to a piece of structural steel and a hand-wheel pushed the drill bit forward. The inventor was partner in Milliken Brothers, a New York City construction and structural steel firm. This invention was manufactured and sold by Manning, Maxwell & Moore as their "Milliken Bicycle Drill". See also design patents 26,287 and 26,288. |
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D26,287
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Nov. 17, 1896
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Design for a frame for drilling-machines
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Foster Milliken |
New York, NY |
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D26,288
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Nov. 17, 1896
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Design for a frame for drilling-machines
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Foster Milliken |
New York, NY |
The inventor was co-owner of Milliken Brothers, a construction company and manufacturer of components for steel-frame buildings. This drilling machine was intended to be used in drilling rivet-holes in structural steel. It was sold by Manning, Maxwell & Moore as the Milliken Bicycle Drill. An 1897 article on this product clearly shows that the example matches this patent's design; patent 26,287 shows what was likely an earlier version that was subsequently modified to reduce weight and improve stiffness. |
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1,391,375
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Sep. 20, 1921
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Tool Holder
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Ernest L. Fickett |
Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA |
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Tool Holder
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Vladimir Charushin |
Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA |
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1,405,605
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Feb. 07, 1922
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Lathe Tool
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George Edwin Madison |
Muskegon, Muskegon County, MI |
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1,522,674
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Jan. 13, 1925
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Journal Turning and Quartering Machine
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Ernest L. Fickett |
Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA |
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1,524,329
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Jan. 27, 1925
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Equalizing Steady Rest and Driver for Axle Lathes
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Augustus Wood |
Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA |
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1,551,739
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Sep. 01, 1925
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Turret Tool Holder
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Arthur C. Gough |
Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA |
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Turret Tool Holder
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Marmaduke M. Wills |
Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA |
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1,838,816
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Dec. 29, 1931
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Milling Machine for Locomotive Driving Boxes
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Ernest L. Fickett |
Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA |
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Milling Machine for Locomotive Driving Boxes
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Roderick P. Stocking |
Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA |
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2,408,369
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Oct. 01, 1946
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Motor Control
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Cornelius Brongersma |
Muskegon Heights, Muskegon County, MI |
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2,433,493
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Dec. 30, 1947
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Electrically Heated Bellows Motor
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Jacob L. Turner |
Norwell, Plymouth County, MA |
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3,032,667
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May. 01, 1962
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Motor Brake
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Anthony J. Sorchy |
Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH |
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