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17,146
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Apr. 28, 1857
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Machine for engraving designs on watch and locket cases, &c.
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Charles H. Field |
Providence, RI |
An undated catalog from Riverside Machine Co. is for "Brown's Foot-Power Machinery". On the back cover is an ad for their "Field's Patent Automatic Engine Turning Lathes". |
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66,819
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Jul. 16, 1867
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Rosette engine
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Charles H. Field |
Providence, RI |
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192,247
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Jun. 19, 1877
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Improvement in engraving-machines
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Charles H. Field |
Providence, RI |
Improvements to the inventor's patent 66,819. "These engines are employed for engraving watch and locket cases, napkin-rings, cups, and numerous other articles..." |
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198,272
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Dec. 18, 1877
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Improvement in foot-power machines
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George W. Brown |
Providence, RI |
"This invention consists of means for driving rotary foot-power machines, such as saws, lathes, emery-wheels, &c., without the use of heavy balance-wheel and crank motion, and so constructed that the speed can be adjusted to any number of revolutions required with the aid of the ordinary cone-pulleys and belt..."
A catalog and price list from Riverside Machine Co. indicates that they had acquired all rights to the "G. W. Brown Foot Motion". Some of the catalog pages say at the bottom, "G. W. Brown, 89 Aborn St., Providence, R. I.", which confirms that Brown himself had been the manufacturer. |