Manufacturers Index - T. R. Almond
T. R. Almond
Fitchburg, MA; Brooklyn, NY; Ashburnham, MA, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery
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141,978
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Aug. 19, 1873
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Improvement in chucks
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Thomas R. Almond |
Fitchburg, MA |
The goal of this chuck design was to keep it simple, durable, and low cost. The spiral grooves vary their pitch in such a way that there is more leverage when holding large-diameter bits than when holding small-diameter bits. The design must have been effective as it was manufactured for nearly 30 years before being superseded by the Jacobs chuck of patent 709,014. Mr. Almond sold his business in 1904 and at that time it became the T. R. Almond Mfg. Co., which survived until after World War II. |
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166,787
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Aug. 17, 1875
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Improvement in tool-holding attachments for metal-lathes
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William Krutzsch |
Dayton, OH |
A tailstock turret-attachment is reported that was made by T. R. Almond and marked with this patent date. |
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207,150
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Aug. 20, 1878
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Improvement in scroll-saw attachments to lathes
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Thomas R. Almond |
Brooklyn, NY |
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236,474
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Jan. 11, 1881
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Coupling for shafting
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Thomas R. Almond |
New York, NY |
Improvements to patent 236,474. |
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304,156
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Aug. 26, 1884
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Coupling for shafting
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Thomas R. Almond |
New York, NY |
Improvements to patent 236,474. |
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539,161
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May. 14, 1895
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Flexible coupling
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Thomas R. Almond |
Dunwoodie Heights, NY |
The patent is of interest because inventor T. R. Almond's self-named company made drill chucks. |
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639,490
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Dec. 19, 1899
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Automobile
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Thomas R. Almond |
Dunwoodie Heights, NY |
The patent covers the fuel line between tank and engine. The patent is of interest because inventor T. R. Almond's self-named company made drill chucks. |
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897,335
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Sep. 01, 1908
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Drill-chuck
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Thomas R. Almond |
Yonkers, NY |
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933,741
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Sep. 14, 1909
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Drill Chuck
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Josiah Bradley |
Waltham, Middlesex County, MA |
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1,038,755
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Sep. 17, 1912
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Chuck
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Henry S. Hubbell |
Ashburnham, MA |
"My invention relates to a chuck known as a drill chuck and more particularly to a drill chuck of the type known as the Almond chuck wherein the jaws are slidably movable in inclined recesses drilled into the said body of the chuck, the relative movement of the jaws being controlled by a ring having an internally screw-threaded tapering face, the threads of which mesh with external threads upon the jaws..." |
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1,267,075
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May. 21, 1918
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Micrometer Calipers
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Henry S. Hubbell |
Ashburnham, MA |
Ponesen & Helireuk - patent attorneys |
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1,440,080
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Dec. 26, 1922
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Micrometer
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Henry S. Hubbell |
Ashburnham, MA |
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