Manufacturers Index - J. A. Fay & Egan Co.
J. A. Fay & Egan Co.
Cincinnati, OH., U.S.A.
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238,095
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Feb. 22, 1881
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Sandpapering machine
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George W. Bugbee |
Cincinnati, OH |
Not explicitly assigned, but Doane was the president of J. A. Fay & Co., and Bugbee was an employee. Invention is for a dual drum sander. |
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Sandpapering machine
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William H. Doane |
Cincinnati, OH |
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299,878
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Jun. 03, 1884
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Measuring and registering device for planing-machines
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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338,161
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Mar. 16, 1886
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Saw-set
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Frederick Danner |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Saw-set
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George W. Bugbee |
Cincinnati, OH |
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350,351
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Oct. 05, 1886
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Grinding-machine
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Fredrick Danner |
Home City, OH |
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Grinding-machine
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Thomas P. Egan |
Cincinnati, OH |
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384,560
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Jun. 12, 1888
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Counter-shaft
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Frederick Danner |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Counter-shaft
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George W. Bugbee |
Cincinnati, OH |
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417,983
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Dec. 24, 1889
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Drawer-fitting machine
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Frederick Danner |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Drawer-fitting machine
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George W. Bugbee |
Cincinnati, OH |
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479,389
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Jul. 19, 1892
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Tenoning-machine
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Frederick Danner |
Home City, OH |
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Tenoning-machine
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George W. Bugbee |
Delhi, OH |
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480,902
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Aug. 16, 1892
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Fence for wood-working machines
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Frederick Danner |
Home City, OH |
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Fence for wood-working machines
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George W. Bugbee |
Delhi, OH |
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483,436
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Sep. 27, 1892
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Miter-cutter
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William R. Fox |
Grand Rapids, MI |
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499,014
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Jun. 06, 1893
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Sandpapering machine
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John Sofge |
Cincinnati, OH |
In 1893 J. A. Fay & Co. merged with the Egan Co. to create J. A. Fay & Egan Co. This patent is an improvement on patent 238,095. |
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Sandpapering machine
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William H. Doane |
Cincinnati, OH |
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532,035
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Jan. 08, 1895
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Mortising-machine
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John Sofge |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Mortising-machine
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William H. Doane |
Cincinnati, OH |
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574,047
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Dec. 29, 1896
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Lumber-sorter
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Edgar Charles Seebohm |
New Orleans, LA |
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577,792
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Feb. 23, 1897
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Core-box machine
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George E. Brush |
Pittsburgh, PA |
Seen on a Fay & Egan No. 42 Core Box machine, listed in a 1924 catalog. |
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Core-box machine
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John S. Stephens |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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584,302
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Jun. 08, 1897
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Planing and matching machine
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Frederick Danner |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Planing and matching machine
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George W. Bugbee |
Delhi, OH |
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639,353
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Dec. 19, 1899
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Planing and matching machine
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George W. Bugbee |
Delhi, OH |
This patent was reported on a Fay & Egan "Double Cylinder Surfacer". |
639,294
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Dec. 19, 1899
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Spoke-lathe
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La Fayette G. Robinson |
Cincinnati, OH |
This patent date, plus that for patent 642,643, are seen in an ad for the Fay & Egan No. 18 Double Cylinder Planer that appeared in the November 1903 issue of Cassier's magazine. |
639,315
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Dec. 19, 1899
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Feeding device for planing-machines
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John Rickard Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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640,833
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Jan. 09, 1900
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Feeding device for woodworking-machines
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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642,178
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Jan. 30, 1900
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Clamping device
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Harry S. Spencer |
Bond Hill, OH |
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Clamping device
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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642,896
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Feb. 06, 1900
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Saw-swage
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David J. Crowell |
Dubois, PA |
This gizmotic-looking saw swage must have been effective as we have seen an example labeled as made by J. A. Fay & Egan Co., a very large maker of woodworking machinery with an excellent reputation for quality. |
642,645
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Feb. 06, 1900
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Boring-machine
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Harry S. Spencer |
Bond Hill, OH |
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Boring-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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642,733
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Feb. 06, 1900
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Planing-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
This patent date appeared in a 1903 ad for the Fay & Egan No. 18 Double Cylinder Planer. |
644,125
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Feb. 27, 1900
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Band sawing-machine
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George W. Bugbee |
Delhi, OH |
This invention "consists in mounting the upper or supporting band-saw wheel of a machine of this character on a knife-edge in such a manner that the tension on the saw-blade is always maintained and inequalities in strain on the blade exactly and instantly compensated for. "It consists, further in mounting the upper or supporting band-saw wheel in a lever resting solely on a knife-edge bearing, in connecting the lever with a pressure device, solely through knife-edge bearings, and providing a device capable while acting through the same parts or agencies of compensating for the great and sudden strains to which a band-saw blade is subjected—as, for instance, when the board strikes the blade or when the blade passes through hard or knotty substances or when boards of very uneven thicknesses are fed into the machine—as well as for the slight but ever changing variations in the strain on the blade, due, for instance, to the expansion and contraction of the saw-blade, retaining the blade at a uniform tension and acting as sensitively as a knife-edge balance-scale in compensating for the strain on the blade, whether great or slight, through the same agencies and one in which the largest as well as the smallest band-saw blades can be used without danger of being broken..." This patent date is seen on a Fay & Egan No. 50 bandsaw in a July 1902 ad. |
645,577
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Mar. 20, 1900
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Planing-machine
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Harry Smith Spencer |
Bond Hill, OH |
Patent date seen on a Fay & Egan four-sided molder. |
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Planing-machine
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John Rickard Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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645,578
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Mar. 20, 1900
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Abrading-machine
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John Rickard Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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646,511
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Apr. 03, 1900
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Abrading-cylinder
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John Rickard Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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648,000
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Apr. 24, 1900
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Saw-guard
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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649,085
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May. 08, 1900
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Planing-machine
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John Rickard Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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650,820
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Jun. 05, 1900
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Tenoning-machine
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Frederick Danner |
Hyde Park, OH |
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Tenoning-machine
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George W. Bugbee |
Delhi, OH |
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652,466
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Jun. 26, 1900
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Feeding device for woodworking-machines
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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658,108
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Sep. 18, 1900
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Offset mechanism for sawmill-carriages
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Louis J. Hanhart |
Cincinnati, OH |
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658,757
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Oct. 02, 1900
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Band sawing-machine
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George W. Bugbee |
Delhi, OH |
This invention "consists in providing feeding devices operating in the line of the path of the blade to propel the stock through the machine beyond the blade; in the peculiar power mechanism employed for operating the feeding devices; in providing easily-manipulated, quickly-acting, and substantial means for raising and lowering the feeding devices and setting mechanism for the latter; in so mounting the feeding mechanism and saw-guide for the band-saw blade that they act in unison in accommodating themselves to the varying thicknesses of the stock..." |
659,475
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Oct. 09, 1900
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Sawing-machine
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Louis J. Hanhart |
Cincinnati, OH |
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660,635
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Oct. 30, 1900
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Feeding mechanism for bandsaw mills
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Louis J. Hanhart |
Cincinnati, OH |
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677,174
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Jun. 25, 1901
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Spoke-facing machine
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George W. Bugbee |
Delhi, OH |
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Spoke-facing machine
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Peter Lesh |
Jackson, TN |
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680,760
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Aug. 20, 1901
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Bending-machine
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George W. Bugbee |
Delhi, OH |
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686,428
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Nov. 12, 1901
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Planing-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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700,257
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May. 20, 1902
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Chip-breaker for woodworking-machines
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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701,104
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May. 27, 1902
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Planing-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
This patent date was seen on a Fay & Egan number 129 planer-matcher. |
702,039
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Jun. 10, 1902
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Holddown device for woodworking-machines
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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704,147
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Jul. 08, 1902
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Pressure device for woodworking-machines
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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706,130
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Aug. 05, 1902
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Molding-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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722,335
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Mar. 10, 1903
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Sawing-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
This patent was seen on a Fay & Egan No. 11 patent band resaw in a 1904 "Carpentry & Woodworking" ad. |
749,458
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Jan. 12, 1904
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Dovetailing-machine
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Harry S. Spencer |
Bond Hill, OH |
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752,313
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Feb. 16, 1904
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Feeding device for woodworking-machines
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Harry S. Spencer |
Norwood, OH |
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Feeding device for woodworking-machines
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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756,725
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Apr. 05, 1904
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Hollow-chisel mortising-machine
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Harry S. Spencer |
Norwood, OH |
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767,504
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Aug. 16, 1904
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Mortising-machine
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Harry S. Spencer |
Norwood, OH |
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771,064
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Sep. 27, 1904
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Band-saw mill
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Louis J. Hanhart |
Cincinnati, OH |
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801,519
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Oct. 10, 1905
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Journal-bearing
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Theodore C. Frost |
Carthage, OH |
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803,702
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Nov. 07, 1905
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Band sawing-machine
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John J. Meyers |
Cincinnati, OH |
"Our invention relates to band sawing-machines, especially to the mounting for the upper band-saw wheel, and has for its object the providing of new and improved means for supporting the upper band-saw wheel; and our invention consists in providing a so-called 'gooseneck' band-saw frame with an upwardly-projecting standard, between which and the upper lateral projection of the gooseneck frame guide-rods for adjustably supporting the saddle carrying the upper band-saw wheel are arranged; further, in providing the upper laterally-projecting bracket of the band-saw frame with an upwardly and laterally projecting supplemental bracket for receiving an upper saw-wheel-supporting saddle straddling the upper lateral projection of the gooseneck-frame; further, in novel construction of frame and upper saw-wheel mounting..." |
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Band sawing-machine
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Theodore C. Frost |
Carthage, OH |
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821,137
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May. 22, 1906
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Planing machinery
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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831,577
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Sep. 25, 1906
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Feeding device for woodworking machinery
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
This patent date was seen on a Fay & Egan number 129 planer-matcher. |
833,858
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Oct. 23, 1906
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Feeding device for woodworking machinery
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
This patent date was seen on a Fay & Egan number 129 planer-matcher. |
837,756
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Dec. 04, 1906
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Feeding-roll
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
Seen on a J. A. Fay & Egan Co. No. 417 panel-raising machine. |
859,138
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Jul. 02, 1907
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Saw-table gage
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Charles D. Wildrick |
Friendship, NY |
Seen in a 1924 Fay & Egan catalog. |
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Saw-table gage
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Earl L. Spencer |
Baltimore, MD |
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871,119
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Nov. 19, 1907
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Band sawing-machine
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Louis J. Hanhart |
Cincinnati, OH |
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877,124
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Jan. 21, 1908
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Board-edging machine
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La Fayette G. Robinson |
Newport, KY |
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Board-edging machine
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Louis J. Hanhart |
Cincinnati, OH |
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878,099
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Feb. 04, 1908
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Planing-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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878,911
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Feb. 11, 1908
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Hand planing-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
"It is the object of my invention to provide means whereby the tables may be separated while maintained in their respectively adjusted horizontal planes with relation to the horizontal plane of the axis of the cutter-head for providing a wide gap at the cutter-head to permit attention to the cutter-head and the knives thereon, for instance for the purpose of changing the knives, or fastening or sharpening the knives, the means being so constructed that assurance may be had that the tables be brought back definitely to original position after such attention has been given the knives, rather, to provide means whereby this initial position may be regulated for forming a wider or narrower normal gap between the tables at the cutter-head, further, to provide means whereby the respective tables may be adjusted to height at the various normal location in which that tables may be set as aforesaid; and further, to provide novel means whereby the front table may be set at an angle crosswise..." An example is reported carrying only the "M. B. Tidey" name. Presumably Tidey was reselling a Fay & Egan machine. |
880,177
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Feb. 25, 1908
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Gaining-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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882,278
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Mar. 17, 1908
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Vertical tenoning-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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887,021
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May. 05, 1908
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Planing machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
Improvement on patent 686,428. |
899,143
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Sep. 22, 1908
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Feeding device for woodworking machinery
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John J. Meyers |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Feeding device for woodworking machinery
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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910,562
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Jan. 26, 1909
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Sawing-machine
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John J. Meyers |
Cincinnati, OH |
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912,918
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Feb. 16, 1909
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Jointing-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Jointing-machine
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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913,769
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Mar. 02, 1909
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Spoke-lathe
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John J. Meyers |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Spoke-lathe
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La Fayette G. Robinson |
Newport, KY |
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946,811
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Jan. 18, 1910
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Dovetailing-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Dovetailing-machine
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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949,249
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Feb. 15, 1910
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Abrading-cylinder
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
Seen on a Fay & Egan Model 225 triple drum sander. This industrial sander was available in widths from 30 inches to a gigantic 80 inches. |
965,962
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Aug. 02, 1910
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Hollow-chisel mortising-machine
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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985,857
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Mar. 07, 1911
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Clamping apparatus
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
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988,227
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Mar. 28, 1911
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Cutter-head
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John R. Thomas |
Cincinnati, OH |
This patent date has been seen on the main casting of a Model 316 Lightning jointer. |
1,016,585
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Feb. 06, 1912
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Grinding-machines
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,017,632
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Feb. 13, 1912
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Saw-table gage
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William S. Williams |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,024,775
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Apr. 30, 1912
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Sawmill set-works
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Louis J. Hanhart |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,037,835
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Sep. 03, 1912
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Board-support for sawing-machines
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Jerry M. Reed |
Fort Thomas, KY |
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1,037,900
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Sep. 10, 1912
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Band sawing-machine
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Louis J. Hanhart |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,056,466
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Mar. 18, 1913
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Cutter-head-securing means
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,067,382
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Jul. 15, 1913
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Journal-bearing
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,073,300
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Sep. 16, 1913
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Planing-machine
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,075,231
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Oct. 07, 1913
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Chip-breaker for planing-machines
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,077,945
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Nov. 04, 1913
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Positioning means for adjustable supports
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
"My invention relates to positioning means for adjustable supports, and is especially applicable to the support or housing which supports the horizontally disposed cutter-head in wood planing machinery arranged to operate on the upper side of the stock." |
1,079,032
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Nov. 18, 1913
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Wood-planing machine
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,109,186
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Sep. 01, 1914
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Feeding mechanism for woodworking machinery
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,135,411
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Apr. 13, 1915
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Counter-shaft for planers
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,182,509
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May. 09, 1916
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Feeding device for woodworking machinery
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,186,048
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Jun. 06, 1916
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Planing machinery
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,190,805
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Jul. 11, 1916
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Profiler for planer
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,241,871
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Oct. 02, 1917
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Self-feed sawing-machines
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John J. Meyers |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,302,949
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May. 06, 1919
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Band sawing-machine
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John J. Meyers |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,367,945
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Feb. 08, 1921
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Multiple-spindle boring-machine
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Henry B. Brueggemann |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,458,411
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Jun. 12, 1923
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Woodworking machinery
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James E. Hirst |
Cincinnati, OH |
Invention is a means of supporting a direct-drive motor on a jointer or similar machine. |
1,544,425
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Jun. 30, 1925
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Scroll saw
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Joseph Blank |
Newport, KY |
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1,614,304
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Jan. 11, 1927
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Hollow-chisel mortiser
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Gustave T. Johnson |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,670,360
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May. 22, 1928
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Woodworking machinery
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Gustave T. Johnson |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,734,090
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Nov. 05, 1929
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Power controlled rip-sawing machine
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James E. Hirst |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,766,650
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Jun. 24, 1930
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Woodworking machine
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Frederick J. Kistner |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Woodworking machine
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William S. Williams |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,783,041
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Nov. 25, 1930
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Woodworking machinery
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James E. Hirst |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,796,369
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Mar. 17, 1931
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Support and slide for endless feed chains of sawing machines and the like
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James E. Hirst |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,841,481
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Jan. 19, 1932
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Driving mechanism for endless feed beds of woodworking machines and the like
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Frederick J. Kistner |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,851,256
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Mar. 29, 1932
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Support for top and bottom cutter head motors of molders
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Frederick J. Kistner |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,865,950
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Jul. 05, 1932
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Coupling for sander drum shafts
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Charles H. Petskeyes |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,874,331
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Aug. 30, 1932
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Knife grinder support for woodworking machines
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Louis T. Medholdt |
Cincinnati, OH |
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D89,897
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May. 16, 1933
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Design for a dowel machine
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Frederick J. Kistner |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,910,096
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May. 23, 1933
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Endless chain conveyer
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Charles H. Petskeyes |
Cincinnati, OH |
"This invention relates to endless chain conveyers and more particularly to a conveyer adaptable for use in feeding loaves of bread into, through and past the endless blades of a bread slicing machine." |
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Endless chain conveyer
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Raymond W. Egan |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,921,995
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Aug. 08, 1933
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Drum-type sander
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Peter A. Solem |
Cincinnati, OH |
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