Manufacturers Index - Reed Manufacturing Co.
Reed Manufacturing Co.
Erie, PA, U.S.A.
Company Website: https://www.reedmfgco.com/en/
Manufacturer Class:
Metal Working Machinery
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588,069
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Aug. 10, 1897
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Wrench
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Albert Katzki |
Erie, PA |
The major feature of this self-adjusting hook jaw pipe wrench is the compression spring surrounding a guide rod. This spring pushes the hook jaw closed. |
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707,233
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Aug. 19, 1902
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Screw-cutting die
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Charles J. Jackson |
Erie, PA |
This patent date has been seen on several pipe threading dies from Reed Manufacturing Co. The dies clearly use the patented feature of "chasers", or cutters, embedded in the cast die-plate. |
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903,137
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Nov. 03, 1908
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Vise
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Frank W. Hubbard |
Erie, PA |
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1,048,100
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Dec. 24, 1912
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Face for vise-jaws
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Henry Rorig |
Erie, PA |
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1,106,860
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Aug. 11, 1914
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Method or process of forming headed rods
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Albert Bayton |
Erie, PA |
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1,257,152
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Feb. 19, 1918
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Vise
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Archibald B. Tozer |
Erie, PA |
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2,005,161
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Jun. 18, 1935
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Pipe vise
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Thorvald Petersen |
Erie, PA |
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2,127,008
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Aug. 16, 1938
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Vise
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Thorvald Petersen |
Erie, PA |
Examples of this vise have been reported, including a Reed model 204A, a No. 103½R and a No. 104R. This style of vise was also sold as a Craftsman model by Sears, Roebuck & Co., and was presumably manufactured by Reed for Sears |
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