Manufacturers Index - Charles Levey & Co.
Charles Levey & Co.
Toronto, ON, Canada
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery & Steam and Gas Engines
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Aug. 16, 1870
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Improvements on wood working machinery
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Charles Levey |
ON, Canada |
The 1871 Lovell's Newfoundland Directory had an ad from Chas Levey & Co. "Patentees and Manufacturer of the 'Excelsior' Wood Planer, the simplest, strongest, and cheapest Machine ever offered to the public." |
1,057
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Jul. 12, 1871
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Improvement on steam engines
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Charles Levey |
ON, Canada |
"The cylinder is made in two or more pieces 'A A' being divided lengthwise and the lower half A, valve seat B and guide bearings, being cast in one piece with the frame C. The upper half A and steam chest D are also in one piece. This makes the top of the frame on a line with the center of the cylinder, thus saving much expensive labor, as the top fo the frame, guide bearings, valve seat, joints &c., can be planed and finished by one 'chucking'." |
118,463
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Aug. 29, 1871
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Improvement in steam-engines
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Charles Levey |
ON, Canada |
"The invention consists in forming the main portion of the engine in two parts, viz: the frame, valve-seat, and one-half the cylinder in one piece, and the steam-chest and the other half-cylinder also in one piece, the two fitted together lengthwise, making the complete frame, steam-chest and cylinder..." |
1,901
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Dec. 18, 1872
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Improvements in steam engines
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Charles Levey |
ON, Canada |
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4,349
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Feb. 02, 1875
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Method of locking and unlocking nuts
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Charles Levey |
ON, Canada |
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Method of locking and unlocking nuts
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William Myles |
ON, Canada |
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227,906
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May. 25, 1880
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Furnace
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Charles Levey |
ON, Canada |
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32,673
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Nov. 02, 1889
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Joint
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Charles William Peniston |
ON, Canada |
This patent relates to the assembly of hot water heaters. |
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Joint
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Charles Levey |
ON, Canada |
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Joint
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Edward Gurney |
ON, Canada |
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418,011
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Dec. 24, 1889
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Radiator
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Charles William Peniston |
ON, Canada |
See also US patent 35,992. |
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Radiator
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Charles Levey |
ON, Canada |
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Radiator
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Edward Gurney |
ON, Canada |
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D19,627
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Jan. 28, 1890
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Design for a hot-water or steam radiator
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Charles Levey |
ON, Canada |
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35,992
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Feb. 16, 1891
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Radiator
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Charles William Peniston |
ON, Canada |
See also US patent 418,011. |
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Radiator
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Charles Levey |
ON, Canada |
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Radiator
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Edward Gurney |
ON, Canada |
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