A. B. Jardine Co. - Assigned Patents

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A. B. Jardine Co.
Hespeler (now Cambridge), ON, Canada
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery & Metal Working Machinery

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Patent Number	Date	Title	Name	City	Description
8,306	Jan. 21, 1878	Improvements on drilling machines	Andrew Bell Jardine	ON, Canada	"This invention has reference to the construction of machines for drilling holes in metals, and has for its object to overcome a tremulous motion of the drilling mechanism, to provide a take up of frictional wear, and the connection of a self feed motion..." This patent was extended as patent 17,070.
16,070	Jan. 03, 1883	Improvements on drilling machines	Andrew Bell Jardine	ON, Canada	This patent constitutes an extension of patent 8,306. Andrew Jardine "obtained a patent for the period of five years (from 21 January 1878), for new and useful improvements in drilling machines. Numbered 8306. That he is the holder of the said patent, and therefore prays that it may be extended for another period of five years."
16,623	Apr. 09, 1883	Improvements on tire upsetting machines	Andrew Bell Jardine	ON, Canada	"This invention has reference to the construction of machines for upsetting tires and has for its object to catch the tire to be upset regardless of inequalities in the thickness of the said tire and to leave the heated part of the tire while being upset uncovered by the mechanism of the upsetter so that it may be hammered to take out the buckle or set caused by upsetting, while at the same time the motion of one lever will raise or lower both eccentric dogs or catches of the upsetter thus catching or relieving the tire to be upset and my invention consists of a lever, a connecting link and two connecting straps in combination with two eccentric dogs or catches for catching the tire."
23,797	Apr. 10, 1886	Hub boring machine	Cyrus R. Bechtel	ON, Canada
30,575	Jan. 16, 1889	Tube expander	John Jardine	ON, Canada
		Tube expander	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
410,282	Sep. 03, 1889	Pipe-expander	John Jardine	ON, Canada
		Pipe-expander	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
49,736	Aug. 23, 1895	Machine for cutting axles	James Jardine	ON, Canada
		Machine for cutting axles	Andrew Bell Jardine	ON, Canada
54,845	Feb. 04, 1897	Drill	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada	"The objection of my invention is to provide a cheap and effective mechanism for clamping the table arm to the pillar in upright drilling machines..."
55,445	Mar. 27, 1897	Tire-upsetting machine	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
79,343	Feb. 10, 1903	Die for cutting tapered threads	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
113,179	Jul. 28, 1908	Die head	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
119,956	Aug. 17, 1909	Thread cutting die	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
120,612	Sep. 21, 1909	Tap for cutting tapered threads	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
126,554	Jun. 28, 1910	Foot vise	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
151,332	Oct. 28, 1913	Drilling machine	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
1,328,922	Jan. 27, 1920	Cart-saddle	George A. Bowness	PE, Canada	This patent is intriguing because the names Jardine and Dickie are both prominent names in the manufacturing community around Galt, Ontario, Canada. A. B. Jardine Co. made a variety of tools and machines for woodworking and blacksmithing.
		Cart-saddle	James Dickie	PE, Canada
		Cart-saddle	James C. Jardine	PE, Canada
200,539	Jun. 01, 1920	Collapsible tap	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
200,540	Jun. 01, 1920	Collapsible tap	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
1,362,799	Dec. 21, 1920	Collapsible tap	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada	"My invention relates to improvements in collapsible taps, and relates more particularly to a tap of this class which can be used for threading parallel and tapered bores or holes, and one object of the invention is to securely lock the component parts of the tap in expanded position and to provide automatic means whereby the said component parts are unlocked and fully collapsed at the proper time irrespective of the character of the work the tool may be doing. Another object of the invention is to permit the component parts of the tap to be manually re-set by one operation and so quickly positioned for use, at which time the parts of the tap are locked. A still further object of the invention is to make the tool adjustable so that the component parts of the tap may be adjusted to tap holes or bores of different diameters..." See also patent 1,362,800.
1,362,800	Dec. 21, 1920	Collapsible tap	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada	This patent complements 1,362,799. Where that patent covers the case where the tool is stationary and the work rotates, this patent covers a rotating tool and stationary work-piece.
226,254	Nov. 21, 1922	Tire changer	Andrew Jardine	ON, Canada
227,122	Dec. 12, 1922	Press	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada
1,465,922	Aug. 21, 1923	Press	Peter Jardine	ON, Canada	"My invention relates to improvements in presses, and relates more particularly to that type of press used for various purposes in machine shops and similar places, and one of the objects of my invention is to rapidly relieve the pressure of the ratchet-hand wheel against the screw, so that the said wheel may be then readily turned by hand to elevate or lower the screw. Another object of my invention is to provide counter-balanced means to remove certain actuating means for the ratchet-hand wheel out of the path of movement of this wheel at certain times..."
1,493,452	May. 06, 1924	Pipe cutter	Andrew Jardine	ON, Canada	This patent is of interest because A. B. Jardine of Hespeler made post drills, drill presses, drawknives, taps and dies, hub borers, and other tools and machines for woodworking and blacksmithing.
240,007	May. 13, 1924	Pipe cutter	Andrew Jardine	ON, Canada
257,431	Jan. 19, 1926	Pipe cutter or threader	James Valtin Jardine	ON, Canada
1,641,928	Sep. 06, 1927	Pipe cutter or threader	James Valtin Jardine	ON, Canada	"This invention relates to devices used on pipe cutting and threading apparatus to center the pipe while it is being operated on, and particularly to that type in which the same apparatus may be used to center pipe of various diameters within the limit of the apparatus, and the object of the present invention is to devise apparatus of this type which may be very simple, quickly and accurately set, and by means of which the pipe will be very firmly held."
285,185	Nov. 27, 1928	Pipe threading apparatus	James Valtin Jardine	ON, Canada
1,797,422	Mar. 24, 1931	Pipe-threading apparatus	James Valtin Jardine	ON, Canada	"This invention relates to apparatus used for threading pipe, rods and the like. The chasers used in threading pipe are tapered, so that the end of the pipe when threaded is also tapered. With apparatus as heretofore used, the dies are stationary, with the result that as the threading proceeds, more and more of the threads of the chaser come into engagement with the pipe, the first cut threads being made gradually deeper and deeper in order to secure the tapered thread, and a gradually increasing amount of power is required to effect the cutting. My chief object therefore is to devise apparatus which will require a less amount of power to drive and which will permit of more rapid operation. As pipe fittings manufactured in different plants have not always exactly the same size of thread, so that a given piece of pipe will have a loose fit with one batch of fittings and a tight fit with another batch, a further object of my invention is therefore to provide means whereby pipe may be cut to suit the different sizes of threads of the fittings employed. A still further object is to provide convenient means for removing the burr usually formed on the interior of the pipe during the cutting operation."
329,552	Jan. 24, 1933	Pipe threading apparatus	James Valtin Jardine	ON, Canada
1,936,112	Nov. 21, 1933	Pipe threading apparatus	James Valtin Jardine	ON, Canada
343,303	Jul. 24, 1934	Faucet reseating tool	James Valtin Jardine	ON, Canada
346,458	Dec. 04, 1934	Wrench	James Valtin Jardine	ON, Canada
2,034,396	Mar. 17, 1936	Faucet reseating tool	James Valtin Jardine	ON, Canada