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Niles-Bement-Pond Co.
New York, NY, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Metal Working Machinery

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Patent Number	Date	Title	Name	City	Description
767,598	Aug. 16, 1904	Adjustable Tool Holder for Turret Lathes	Charles E. Search	Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI
		Adjustable Tool Holder for Turret Lathes	Edward Cheshire	Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI
812,817	Feb. 20, 1906	Clutch mechanism	John H. B. Bryan	Buffalo, NY
815,642	Mar. 20, 1906	Speed-changer	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA
815,696	Mar. 20, 1906	Counterbalance Device	William J. Hagman	Philadelphia, PA
98,742	Apr. 24, 1906	Variable speed gearing	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA
99,643	Jun. 19, 1906	Speed changer	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA
837,969	Dec. 11, 1906	Speeder	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA
841,723	Jan. 22, 1907	Power-transmission device	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA	This invention, one of several from the inventor on the same subject, relates to geared power transmissions "and relates to improved means for guarding against, first, the difficulties of intermeshing the teeth when teeth do not happen to match tooth-spaces; second, the liability of the transmission of heavy work through teeth but partially engaged, and third, the labor of shifting teeth into engagement while they are under the strain of heavy duty."
844,415	Feb. 19, 1907	Power-transmission device	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA	This invention, one of several from the inventor on the same subject, relates to geared power transmissions "and relates to improved means for guarding against, first, the difficulties of intermeshing the teeth when teeth do not happen to match tooth-spaces; second, the liability of the transmission of heavy work through teeth but partially engaged, and third, the labor of shifting teeth into engagement while they are under the strain of heavy duty."
844,546	Feb. 19, 1907	Power-transmission device	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA	This invention, one of several from the inventor on the same subject, relates to geared power transmissions "and relates to improved means for guarding against, first, the difficulties of intermeshing the teeth when teeth do not happen to match tooth-spaces; second, the liability of the transmission of heavy work through teeth but partially engaged, and third, the labor of shifting teeth into engagement while they are under the strain of heavy duty."
844,689	Feb. 19, 1907	Tool Holder for Lathes	George T. Reiss	Hamilton, Butler County, OH
		Tool Holder for Lathes	Walter L. Clark	New York, NY
851,842	Apr. 30, 1907	Power-transmission device	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA
858,764	Jul. 02, 1907	Power-transmission apparatus	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA
882,588	Mar. 24, 1908	Drop Hammer	William T. Sears	Philadelphia, PA
883,481	Mar. 31, 1908	Multiple Drill	George T. Reiss	Hamilton, Butler County, OH
902,652	Nov. 03, 1908	Tool Holder	George E. Greenleaf	Plainfield, Union County, NJ
		Tool Holder	Daniel H. Teas	New Haven, New Haven County, CT
912,063	Feb. 09, 1909	Metal-planer	Henry Bertram	ON, Canada
920,998	May. 11, 1909	Tool Holder	George T. Reiss	Hamilton, Butler County, OH
933,124	Sep. 07, 1909	Boring-machine	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA
952,084	Mar. 15, 1910	Car-wheel lathe	Willard Thomas Sears	Brooklyn, NY
953,183	Mar. 29, 1910	Boring or drilling machine	Herman J. Ruch	Woodbury, NJ
		Boring or drilling machine	Willard Thomas Sears	Montclair, NJ
963,348	Jul. 05, 1910	Plate Planer	Augustus Wood	Hamilton, OH	James W. See - patent attorney This invention pertains to planers for planing the edges of metal plates, and it relates to improved means for clamping to the table the plate to be planed.
966,059	Aug. 02, 1910	Hydraulic intensifier	Willard Thomas Sears	Philadelphia, PA
1,055,508	Mar. 11, 1913	Gapped gear	Henry Bertram	ON, Canada	"Certain uses of gears require them to be gapped radially from the center, the gap at the rim being closed by a suitable patch. An example of the use of such gears may be found in car wheel lathes of that class in which driving mechanism, including a gear, surrounds the car-axle at a point between the wheels."
1,156,484	Oct. 12, 1915	System of Motor Control	Samuel H. Keefer, estate of (deceased)	Plainfield, NJ	Dull, Warfield & Dull - patent attorneys Mae A. Keefer, Administrix, Plainfield, NJ
RE14,540	Oct. 22, 1918	Planer and System of Motor Control Therefor	Samuel H. Keefer, estate of (deceased)	Plainfield, NJ	Reissue applied for by Niles-Bement-Pond Co., Jersey City, NJ. S. Jay Teller - patent attorney Mae A. Keefer - Administrix, Plainfield, NJ
1,296,863	Mar. 11, 1919	Adjusting mechanism for drilling-machine	Willard Thomas Sears	Brooklyn, NY	Improvements to radial drill-arm raising and lowering mechanism of the machine in patent 1,122,649.
1,296,885	Mar. 11, 1919	Boring-mill	Albert Carl Wais	Hamilton, OH	"The invention relates especially to boring mills which are primarily intended and adapted for boring car wheels or other similar bodies..."
1,296,795	Mar. 11, 1919	Planer and Attachment Therefor	William J. Hagman	Philadelphia, PA
1,296,758	Mar. 11, 1919	Bridge for Traveling Cranes	Sydney Buckley	Philadelphia, PA	Application renewed 07 Jan., 1919. Claim: The invention relates more particularly to traveling cranes of the class in which each comprises a movable bridge having two parallel separated elements respectively carrying rails. A hoisting mechanism is provided which consists of a trolley movable along the rails on the bridge and depending load engaging elements which usually extend between the two elements of the bridge.
1,296,759	Mar. 11, 1919	Bridge for Traveling Cranes	Sydney Buckley	Philadelphia, PA	Application renewed 07 Jan., 1919. Claim: The invention relates more particularly to traveling cranes of the class in which each comprises a movable bridge having two parallel separated elements respectively carrying rails. A hoisting mechanism is provided which consists of a trolley movable along the rails on the -bridge and depending load engaging elements which usually extend between the two elements of the bridge.
1,296,757	Mar. 11, 1919	Bridge for Traveling Cranes	Sydney Buckley	Philadelphia, PA	Claim: The invention relates more particularly to traveling cranes of the class in which each comprises a movable bridge having two parallel separated elements respectively carrying rails. A hoisting mechanism is provided which consists of a trolley movable.
1,342,915	Jun. 08, 1920	Electric feed mechanism for planers and current-controlling system therefor	Sven P. Johnson	Philadelphia, PA	This patent date was seen on a Niles-Bement-Pond "Time Saver Lathe".
1,342,928	Jun. 08, 1920	Change-speed mechanism	Willard T. Sears	Brooklyn, NY	This patent date was seen on a Niles-Bement-Pond "Time Saver Lathe".
1,368,295	Feb. 15, 1921	Drive mechanism for drilling-machines	Willard Thomas Sears	Brooklyn, NY
1,376,168	Apr. 26, 1921	Drill-table mechanism	Willard Thomas Sears	Montclair, NJ
1,422,140	Jul. 11, 1922	Car-wheel-boring machine	Willard T. Sears	Montclair, NJ	This patent date was seen on a Niles-Bement-Pond "Time Saver Lathe".
1,423,266	Jul. 18, 1922	Shaping Machine	Willard T. Sears	Monclair, NJ	S. J. Teller - patent attorney One of the objects of this invention is to prvide a shaping machine which is capable of cutting in any one of four directions, as may be desired. Another obect of the invention is to provide an improved electric drive mechanism for shaping or similar machines. Still another object of the invention is to provide an improved feed mechanism for shaping machines including an independant electric motor.
1,424,755	Aug. 08, 1922	Axle-milling machine	Willard Thomas Sears	Montclair, NJ
		Axle-milling machine	James K. Cullen	New York, NY
1,430,180	Sep. 26, 1922	Metal Shaper	Albert W. Parker	ON, Canada	S. J. Teller - patent attorney What I claim is: 1. In a shaper having a ram and an oscillating link, an adjustably mounted crank pin to vary the stroke of said link and ram, means for adjusting the position of said crank pin, an indicator dial, a pointer movable over said dial, a screw threaded portion on said crank pin adjusting means, and means engaging said screw thread to position said pointer whereby the position of the pointer relative to said dial indicates the stroke for which the shaper is adjusted. 2. In a shaper having a ram and an oscillating link, an adjustably mounted crank pin to vary the stroke of said link and ram, means for adjusting the position of said crank pin, a pivotally mounted pointer, and means comprising a threaded, portion on said adjusting means and a follower mounted on said threaded portion whereby the position of said pointer indicates the position of said crank pin and therefore the stroke for which said ram is adjusted. 3. In a shaper haying a ram and an oscillating link, an adjustably mounted crank pin to vary the stroke of said link and ram, means for adjusting the position of said crank pin, a pointer, a screw threaded portion on said crank pin adjusting means, and means comprising a pivoted lever and means engaging said screw thread to position said pointer whereby the position of the pointer relative to a dial indicates the stroke for which the shaper is adjusted. 4. A stroke indicator for shapers comprising in combination, a dial, a pivoted pointer movable over said dial, a stroke adjusting device, a threaded member thereon, means comprising a screw thread engaging member connecting said pointer with said threaded member on said stroke adjusting device, whereby when the stroke of the shaper is adjusted by rotation of said threaded member, the pointer will be positioned relative to the dial thus indicating the stroke for which the shaper is adjusted. 5. A stroke indicator for shapers comprising in combination, an arc shaped dial, a pivotally mounted pointer movable over said dial, a stroke adjusting device, a threaded member thereon, means comprising a screw thread engaging member connecting- said pointer with said threaded member on said stroke adjusting mechanism, whereby when the stroke of the shaper is adjusted by rotation of said threaded member, the pointer will be positioned relative to the dial thus indicating the stroke for which the shaper is adjusted. 6. A stroke indicator for shapers comprising in combination, a dial, a pointer movable over said dial, a stroke adjusting shaft having an intermediate threaded portion, a screw thread engaging member mounted on said threaded portion of said stroke adjusting shaft, a collar slidably mounted in alignment with said shaft, said collar and thread engaging member being connected to slide together, pivoted means engaging said collar, and connections between said pivoted member and pointer whereby said pointer indicates the position of the stroke adjusting mechanism. 7. A stroke indicator for shapers comprising in combination, a dial, a pointer movable over said dial, a stroke adjusting shaft, a screw thread engaging member mounted on a threaded portion of the stroke adjusting shaft, a sleeve surrounding said adjusting shaft, haying a longitudinal slot therein, a collar mounted on said sleeve and connected to said thread engaging member whereby said collar will move longitudinally on said sleeve when said adjusting shaft is rotated, and means connecting said collar and pointer whereby the slidable movement of said collar will serve to vary the position of said pointer and indicate the stroke for which the shaper is adjusted.
1,469,360	Oct. 02, 1923	Clamp and grip chuck	James K. Cullen	New York, NY	This patent date was seen on a Niles-Bement-Pond "Time Saver Lathe". The patent specification notes that this chuck is primarily intended for use with the car wheel boring mill of patent 1,296,885.
1,475,278	Nov. 27, 1923	Pneumatic Tool Holder	Lyndon C. Cole	Hamilton, Butler County, OH
1,499,412	Jul. 01, 1924	Drilling machine	Roswell H. Rausch	Plainfield, NJ	Improved control of the spindle drive change-speed gearing of the radial drill in patent 1,296,863.
		Drilling machine	Willard Thomas Sears	Montclair, NJ
1,501,723	Jul. 15, 1924	Lathe-controlling mechanism	Clifford F. Randolph	Plainfield, NJ	This patent date was seen on a Niles-Bement-Pond "Time Saver Lathe".
1,507,254	Sep. 02, 1924	Auxiliary spindle and head for radial drills	Willard Thomas Sears	Montclair, NJ
1,543,236	Jun. 23, 1925	Rotating table for radial drills	Willard Thomas Sears	Montclair, NJ
1,571,322	Feb. 02, 1926	Tool Holder	Lyndon C. Cole	Hamilton, Butler County, OH
1,637,785	Aug. 02, 1927	Tool Holder	Clifford F. Randolph	Plainfield, Union County, NJ
		Tool Holder	Nicholas Marcalus	Plainfield, Union County, NJ
1,685,434	Sep. 25, 1928	Bearing Strip for Machine Tool Ways	Albert William Parkes	ON,, Canada
2,096,137	Oct. 19, 1937	Combined Tool Holder and Chip Breaker	Robert D. Shaw	Hartford, Hartford County, CT	Claim: An object of the present invention is to provide an improved holder for a small tool bit suitably housed within a body member and adapted to be readily mounted within the ordinary tool post of a lathe, planer or the like, there being mounted a in the holder a bar adjacent the tool and in the that they will be broken up or deflected away from the work. Another object of the invention is to mount this chip breaking means directly above the cutting surface of the tool over which the chip passes, the breaker being adjustable to several positions relative to the cutting edge so that for different depths of cut or classes of work being operated on the breaker may be laterally positioned relative to the cutting edge to obtain the necessary breaking, up or deflection of the chips or cuttings with a minimum of power absorption.
2,101,177	Dec. 07, 1937	Bench Type Machine Tool	Frank O. Hoagland	West Hartford, Hartford County, CT
2,167,755	Aug. 01, 1939	Bench Lathe	Frank O. Hoagland	West Hartford, Hartford County, CT
2,207,804	Jul. 16, 1940	Drill Grinder	Frank O. Hoagland	West Hartford, Hartford County, CT
2,308,011	Jan. 12, 1943	Lead Tester for Screw Threads	Stanley G. Johnson	Hartford, CT	Joseph K. Schofield - patent attorney
2,440,916	May. 04, 1948	Precision Measuring and Postioning Device	John M. Rusnak	West Hartford,Hartford County, CT	This patent is listed on a Pratt & Whitney 2E Jig Borer.
		Precision Measuring and Postioning Device	James W. Durkee	Manchester, Hartford County, CT
2,561,753	Jul. 24, 1951	Change-Speed Drive for Machine Tool Spindles	William Wallace Potter	Pawtucket, Providence County, RI
		Change-Speed Drive for Machine Tool Spindles	Alfred Joseph Fuller	Pawtucket, Providence County, RI