Manufacturers Index - Walter McGee & Son, Ltd.
Walter McGee & Son, Ltd.
Paisley, Scotland, U.K.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery & Steam and Gas Engines
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185,602,467
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Nov. 03, 1855
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Improvements in the reeling or winding machinery of cocoons, and in the manufacture of silk threads, and in machinery and apparatus for these purposes
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William Prior Sharp |
, England |
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Improvements in the reeling or winding machinery of cocoons, and in the manufacture of silk threads, and in machinery and apparatus for these purposes
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William Weild |
, England |
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51,907
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Jan. 02, 1866
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Improvement in machines for winding sewing-thread upon spools
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William Weild |
, England |
This is the US equivalent of a British patent issued in England on 1858-01-22. |
186,601,128
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Apr. 16, 1866
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?Improvements in machinery for winding yarn or thread onto bobbins, spools, or other similar surfaces
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William Weild |
, England |
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187,000,048
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Jan. 06, 1870
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Improvements in machinery for winding yarn or thread onto bobbins, spools, or other similar surfaces
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William Weild |
, England |
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1,017,718
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Feb. 20, 1912
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Automatic spooling-machine
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Alexander Groundwater Walls |
, Scotland |
Improvements to patent 51,907, also 186,701,128 and 187,000,048. These are "spooling machines" that have multiple heads, each bearing a spool to wind up thread while it is being manufactured. The heads are geared together and all turned in synchrony. |
1,270,573
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Jun. 25, 1918
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Pump
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Alexander Groundwater Walls |
, Scotland |
"This invention relates to piston pumps...adapted to deliver lubricating oil in an aeroplane engine." |
1,395,213
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Oct. 25, 1921
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Balling-machine
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Alexander Groundwater Walls |
, Scotland |
See also British patent 191,502,803. "This invention relates to balling machines of the automatic type, and has for its primary object to provide for automatic control of the drag on the delivery bobbins in balling such material as heavy or hard twine and the like, which requires to be pulled off a rotating bobbin..." |
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