Diehl Manufacturing Co. - Assigned Patents

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Diehl Manufacturing Co.
Elizabeth, NJ; Somerville, NJ, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery

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Patent Number	Date	Title	Name	City	Description
324,667	Aug. 18, 1885	Electric Motor	Philip Diehl	Elizabeth, Union County, NJ
703,942	Jul. 01, 1902	Electric-motor power-transmitting device	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ	This invention is intended for sewing machines.
		Electric-motor power-transmitting device	Herbert S. Miller	Elizabeth, NJ
739,433	Sep. 22, 1903	Electrical controller	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ	Intended for sewing machines.
789,556	May. 09, 1905	Electric switch	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ	This invention was likely intended for sewing machines.
789,572	May. 09, 1905	Controller for electric motors	Charles A. Stauffer	Elizabeth, NJ
825,576	Jul. 10, 1906	Electric fan	Adolph F. Becker	Elizabeth, NJ
892,656	Jul. 07, 1908	Controller for alternating-current motors	George W. Euker	Boston, MA	Primarily intended for sewing machines.
909,631	Jan. 12, 1909	Electrical driving mechanism	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ	"In the installation of driving mechanism involving a motor and a friction transmission device for operating small machines, such as sewing machines, lathes, &c. involving the employment of a connecting belt, it has been customary heretofore to ship the motor and transmission devices separately and to assemble them into operative relation by securing them independently to the table or frame of the machine to be driven. In certain devices of this character, such method of installation has involved the setting up of the component members in a defective alinement, and it is the object of the present invention to insure the perfect assemblage of the parts by permanently securing them together before installation in connection with the machine to be driven."
912,350	Feb. 16, 1909	Brush Holder	Henry L. Jabriskie	Brooklyn, Kings County, NY
938,649	Nov. 02, 1909	Controller for electric motors	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ	Improvements to patent 854,050.
961,135	Jun. 14, 1910	Sewing-machine	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ	"This invention relates to an improvement in oscillating hook lock-stitch sewing machines of the class exemplified in the United States patent to Philip Diehl and Alfred Grieb, No. 663,696,..."
973,836	Oct. 25, 1910	Brush for dynamo-electric machines	Henry L. Zabriskie	Brooklyn, NY
1,000,101	Aug. 08, 1911	Electrical attachment-plug	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ
1,037,217	Sep. 03, 1912	Lubricating device	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,058,687	Apr. 08, 1913	Electrical resistance device	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ
1,074,152	Sep. 30, 1913	Alternating-current motor	Henry L. Zabriskie	Westfield, NJ	I love this line because it shows how much things have changed electrically in the past century: "When a series wound motor of usual type is wound to run at a certain speed, with a given load, on a one hundred and thirty-three cycle current, at, say one hundred and ten volts, if the periodicity (line frequency) is decreased, keeping the voltage constant, the motor will tend to speed up and overload itself. This effect will increase with decreasing periodicity, until at a current of twenty-five cycles the motor will have run away and be dangerously overloaded."
1,081,244	Dec. 09, 1913	Electric fan	Adolph F. Becker	Elizabeth, NJ
		Electric fan	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ
1,084,590	Jan. 13, 1914	Electric motor	Henry L. Zabriskie	Westfield, NJ
1,207,719	Dec. 12, 1916	Portable motor-support	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
		Portable motor-support	Henry L. Zabriskie	Westfield, NJ
1,207,828	Dec. 12, 1916	Portable motor-support	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ
		Portable motor-support	Henry L. Zabriskie	Westfield, NJ
1,253,795	Jan. 15, 1918	Drive-wheel	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,255,681	Feb. 05, 1918	Commutator	Charles C. Zenk	Wilkinsburg, PA
1,271,984	Jul. 09, 1918	Commutator and commutator-bar	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ
		Commutator and commutator-bar	Henry L. Zabriskie	Westfield, NJ
1,324,895	Dec. 16, 1919	Universal support	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ
		Universal support	Hjalmar Hertz	Elizabeth, NJ
1,341,477	May. 25, 1920	Motor-support	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ
1,360,165	Nov. 23, 1920	Method for making commutators	Charles C. Zenk	Wilkinsburg, PA	A method of making the molded commutators in patent 1,255,681.
1,360,166	Nov. 23, 1920	Commutator	Charles C. Zenk	Westfield, NJ
1,369,407	Feb. 22, 1921	Rheostat	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,369,408	Feb. 22, 1921	Commutator and commutator-bar	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,369,452	Feb. 22, 1921	Sewing-machine motor	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ
1,370,744	Mar. 08, 1921	Winding-machine	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,379,505	May. 24, 1921	Lubricating-ring	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
		Lubricating-ring	Henry L. Zabriskie	Westfield, NJ
1,403,151	Jan. 10, 1922	Oscillating fan	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,403,220	Jan. 10, 1922	Centrifugal switch	Henry L. Zabriskie	Westfield, NJ
1,405,596	Feb. 07, 1922	Brush holder	John D. Karle	Roselle Park, NJ
1,411,712	Apr. 04, 1922	Time-controlled motor	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,418,379	Jun. 06, 1922	Locking device	John D. Karle	Roselle Park, NJ	This patent covers the securing of a ball bearing by a shaft-shoulder on one side and a snap-ring on the other. The snap-ring shown is of circular cross-section.
1,437,629	Dec. 05, 1922	Rheostat	Henry L. Zabriskie	Westfield, NJ	Improvements to patent 1,369,407.
1,440,863	Jan. 02, 1923	Electrically-lighted sewing machine	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,455,391	May. 15, 1923	Sewing-machine-motor bracket	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,468,307	Sep. 18, 1923	Electric motor	Gustave C. Marx	Elizabeth, NJ
1,478,701	Dec. 25, 1923	Controller	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,482,461	Feb. 05, 1924	Belt coupling	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ	This belt coupling seems to be intended for sewing machines.
1,484,822	Feb. 26, 1924	Lighting device for sewing machines	Bernard Elshoff	Elizabeth, NJ
1,484,868	Feb. 26, 1924	Lighting device for sewing machines	William H. Brady	Roselle, NJ
1,521,605	Jan. 06, 1925	Brush holder for dynamo-electric machines	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,620,259	Mar. 08, 1927	Medallion	John D. Karle	Roselle Park, NJ
1,709,935	Apr. 23, 1929	Starting device for electric motors	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,721,249	Jul. 16, 1929	Gyratory fan	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ	Improvement to patent 1,099,693.
1,737,538	Nov. 26, 1929	Short-circuiting device	John D. Karle	Roselle Park, NJ
1,769,785	Jul. 01, 1930	Dynamo-electric machine	John D. Karle	Roselle Park, NJ
1,769,786	Jul. 01, 1930	Dynamo-electric machine	John D. Karle	Roselle Park, NJ
1,777,877	Oct. 07, 1930	Snap switch	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,820,154	Aug. 25, 1931	Phonograph driving mechanism	Wilbur J. Peets	Elizabeth, NJ
1,823,530	Sep. 15, 1931	Electric phonograph stop	Daniel Henry Chason	Elizabeth, NJ
1,823,533	Sep. 15, 1931	Phonograph turntable	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
1,823,555	Sep. 15, 1931	Electric phonograph motor	James M. Naul	Plainfield, NJ
1,838,047	Dec. 22, 1931	Phonograph turntable mechanism	Henry L. Zabriskie	Westfield, NJ
1,838,060	Dec. 22, 1931	Phonograph turntable mechanism	Wilbur J. Peets	Elizabeth, NJ
1,905,746	Apr. 25, 1933	Phonograph driving mechanism	Wilbur J. Peets	Elizabeth, NJ
1,908,287	May. 09, 1933	Electric fan	Bernard Elshoff	Elizabeth, NJ
1,911,574	May. 30, 1933	Commutator Slotting Machine	John D. Karle	Rosselle Park, Union County, NJ
1,929,092	Oct. 03, 1933	Two-speed phonograph driving device	Frederick Diehl	Elizabeth, NJ
		Two-speed phonograph driving device	James M. Naul	Fanwood, NJ
1,934,060	Nov. 07, 1933	Condenser motor	John Hanning	Elizabeth, NJ
1,947,423	Feb. 13, 1934	Self-starting synchronous motor	James M. Naul	Fanwood, NJ
1,956,041	Apr. 24, 1934	Electric motor	James M. Naul	Fanwood, NJ
D115,575	Jul. 04, 1939	Design for a motor casing	John R. Morgan	Oak Park, IL	Seen on a 1/2 HP induction motor from Sears, model number 315.1952. The maker's prefix of 315 corresponds to Diehl Mfg. Co., "Ryan", and Ryobi. By far the most likely match is Diehl, which was a motor manufacturer active at the time. They were best known for supplying motors for Singer sewing machines.
3,021,723	Feb. 20, 1962	Spindle locking means for portable tools	Reynold Happe	Princeton, NJ
3,029,568	Apr. 17, 1962	Belt tension and tracking adjustment device for portable belt sanders	Joseph P. Lubas	Linden, NJ
3,034,275	May. 15, 1962	Combination unit grass edger and trimmer	Louis F. Daman	Martinsville, NJ
		Combination unit grass edger and trimmer	Reynold Happe	Princeton, NJ
3,072,768	Jan. 08, 1963	Built-in switch for insulated portable electric tools	Joseph P. Yelpo	Somerville, NJ
		Built-in switch for insulated portable electric tools	Reynold Happe	Princeton, NJ
3,085,169	Apr. 09, 1963	Speed-setting indicators for portable electric tools	George J. Abel	Plainfield, NJ