Manufacturers Index - First & Pryibil, Machinists
First & Pryibil, Machinists
New York, NY, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery
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22,264
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Dec. 07, 1858
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Improvement in sewing-machines
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John First |
New York, NY |
This is an early patent to the co-founder of First & Pryibil, an important maker of woodworking machinery. |
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35,542
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Jun. 10, 1862
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Improved tension-regulator for sewing machines
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
Invention is of interest because it is the first known patent for Paul Pryibil, an important early woodworking machinery builder (with First & Pryibil, and subsequently under his own name). |
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36,548
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Sep. 23, 1862
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Improved machine for cutting crystals
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
Patent is of interest because the inventor later became an important maker of woodworking machinery. |
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57,565
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Aug. 28, 1866
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Improvement in sawmills
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
Inventor was the eponym for First & Pryibil, a maker of a wide range of woodworking machinery. About 1887 the company name changed to "P. Pryibil". |
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94,130
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Aug. 24, 1869
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Improvement in machines for turning ovals
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
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113,926
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Apr. 18, 1871
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Improvement in sawing-machines
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
This is one of the first patents for a tilting bandsaw, or ship saw; only patent 31,768 preceded it. Pryibil's patent saw was featured in an article on ship saws in the Chronicle of the Early American Industries Association, by Dana Martin Batory. |
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134,704
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Jan. 07, 1873
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Improvement in saw-guides
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
See the pictures for patent 57,565. |
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166,355
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Aug. 03, 1875
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Improvement in resawing-machines
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John First |
New York, NY |
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169,035
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Oct. 19, 1875
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Improvement in band sawing-machines
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
This saw has the frame inclined from vertical by 30 to 60 degrees. The incline is such that the horizontal component of the saw-teeth's movement is opposite to the feed direction of the work; the result is that the saw cuts more like a circular saw than a bandsaw. "The cutting-edge operates first upon the lower portion of the work, the face of each tooth strikes the ends of the fibers in such a manner as to break most of the wood off in small chips or slides instead of cutting it all into dust..." |
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172,772
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Jan. 25, 1876
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Improvement in resawing-machines
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
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180,636
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Aug. 01, 1876
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Improvement in feed-motions for saw-mills
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
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182,438
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Sep. 19, 1876
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Improvement in scroll-sawing machines
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William D. Herschel |
New York, NY |
The invention is aimed at creating a mechanism that runs smoothly at high speeds, and that pulls the sawblade back a bit at each end of the stroke, so that sawdust is more readily cleared.
Inventor Herschel went on to become the machine designer for Jos. O. Colladay & Bros. |
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197,171
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Nov. 13, 1877
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Improvement in shaft-hangers
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
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228,218
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Jun. 01, 1880
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Circular sawing machine
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Paul Pryibil |
New York, NY |
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