Wilson Manufacturing Co. - Assigned Patents

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Wilson Manufacturing Co.
New London, CT, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Metal Working Machinery

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Patent Number	Date	Title	Name	City	Description
X2,924	Mar. 06, 1818	Iron and steel mills for grinding coffee	Increase Wilson	New London, New London County, CT	Most of the patents prior to 1836 were lost in the Dec. 1836 fire. Only about 2,000 of the almost 10,000 documents were recovered. Little is known about this patent. There are no patent drawings available. This patent is in the database for reference only.
X9,814	Jun. 30, 1836	Bit stock	Jeremy Taylor	Hebron, CT	The example shown is labeled, "Wilson Mfg. Co./New London, Ct." Wilson Manufacturing Co. was operated by Increase Wilson.
238	Jun. 15, 1837	Capstan for ships and other purposes	Francis D. Beckwith	New London, CT	Increase Wilson was a notable early manufacturer of coffee mills, corn mills, and hand tools. His firm would eventually become Wilson Mfg. Co.
		Capstan for ships and other purposes	Increase Wilson	New London, CT
2,192	Jul. 23, 1841	Cylinder-mill for granulating corn, powder, bark, and other substances	Increase Wilson	New London, CT	Increase Wilson was a notable early manufacturer of coffee mills, corn mills, and hand tools. His firm would eventually become Wilson Mfg. Co.
10,307	Dec. 13, 1853	Bit stock of braces	John Comstock	New London, CT	Increase Wilson of New London was an early manufacturer of coffee mills and hand tools. This firm would become Wilson Manufacturing Co.
10,924	May. 16, 1854	Catch for holding the bit in brace stock	Charles M. Daboll	New London, CT	The inventor is known to have worked for I. Wilson of New London, which became Wilson Manufacturing Co. Brother to Austin P. Doball
30,803	Dec. 04, 1860	Pressure-gage	Charles M. Daboll	New London, CT	The inventor is known to have worked for I. Wilson of New London, which became Wilson Mfg. Co.
75,870	Mar. 24, 1868	Improvement in braces for bits	Charles M. Daboll	New London, CT	Brother to Austin P. Doball
80,812	Aug. 11, 1868	Improvement in drill-stock	Charles M. Daboll	New London, CT	The inventor is known to have worked for I. Wilson of New London, which became Wilson Mfg. Co.
139,876	Jun. 17, 1873	Improvement in bit-stocks	Austin P. Daboll	New London, CT	This bit-stock may have been manufacturing by I. Wilson / Wilson Manufacturing Co. Brother to Charles M. Doball
174,784	Mar. 14, 1876	Improvement in mowing-machines	Charles M. Daboll	New London, CT	The inventor is known to have worked for I. Wilson of New London, which became Wilson Mfg. Co.
255,724	Mar. 28, 1882	Pulley-sheave	Charles M. Daboll	New London, CT	The inventor is known to have worked for I. Wilson of New London, which became Wilson Mfg. Co.
255,725	Mar. 28, 1882	Hardening metals	Charles M. Daboll	New London, CT	The inventor is known to have worked for I. Wilson of New London, which became Wilson Mfg. Co. This patent is a companion to patent 255,724 for a roller-bearing pulley for use on ships. This patent provides a recipe for hardening the cast iron components: a bath of 40 gallons water, 50 lb salt, 2 lb saltpeter, 5 lbs potassium cyanide, 5 lb sulphuric acid. The parts are heated first but no hints are provided as to how hot.
2,476,471	Jul. 19, 1949	Escape scuttle	Donald G. Wilson	Stratford, CT