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John H. Storey & Co.
Hatcham, London, England, U.K.
Manufacturer Class: Metal Working Machinery

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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
189,318,905 Aug. 11, 1894 Improvements in Tool Holders for Machine Tools William Timms , England
    Improvements in Tool Holders for Machine Tools John Henry Storey , England  
189,512,228 Feb. 29, 1896 Improvements in Chucks and Dogs for Lathes and Other Machine Tools. John Henry Storey , England
659,003 Oct. 02, 1900 Valve-Operating Mechanism Charles William Alexander Taylor , Scotland
    Valve-Operating Mechanism David Smail , Scotland  
190,011,371 Apr. 27, 1901 Improvements in or Relating to Engine Valve Gear. Charles William Alexander Taylor , Scotland
    Improvements in or Relating to Engine Valve Gear. David Smail , Scotland  
    Improvements in or Relating to Engine Valve Gear. John Storey , England  
693,777 Feb. 18, 1902 Steam or Other Piston Edwin Berry , England
190,200,783 Jul. 24, 1902 Improvements in or Relating to Valves for Steam and other Engines Charles William Alexander Taylor , England Abstract:

Relates to rotary distribution valves adapted for reversing. Fig. 5 shows the application to an engine with several single-acting cylinders. The valve a is in the form of a hollow cylinder, with ports and cavities or embayments adapted to revolve in a bored cylindrical chest or casing b. The valve is made with two similar sets of ports, one for forward running of the engine and one for backward running. In the example shown, one set comprises the steam-admission ports 22, 23, 24, 25 and the exhaust cavities 26, 27. The valve is rotated by toothed gearing so arranged that it can also be moved endwise by a lever 19, so as to bring the other set of ports into action, when required. Fig. 4 shows the application of the invention to a steering-engine. The valve in the casing b is revolved through the spindle d by skew gearing from the crank shaft v. By the lever w, the spindle d can be slid endwise through the skew-wheel 3, so as to start the engine in either direction. The lever w simultaneously controls the steam supply by operating a valve in the box 10. The ports in the valve-chest are disposed at or near the bottom, so that contact when the valve becomes worn shall be ensured by the weight of the valve.
    Improvements in or Relating to Valves for Steam and other Engines John Storey , England  
322,971 Feb. 20, 1903 Appareil de Distribution Pour Moteurs à Vapeur et Autres Charles William Alexander Taylor , England This French patent is the same as 190,200,783.
    Appareil de Distribution Pour Moteurs à Vapeur et Autres John Storey , England  
722,055 Mar. 03, 1903 Steam-Engine Charles William Alexander Taylor , England
    Steam-Engine John Storey , England  
190,216,571 Apr. 30, 1903 Improvements in or in Connection with Pulleys, Sheaves, Trolleys or the Like. Charles William Alexander Taylor , England
    Improvements in or in Connection with Pulleys, Sheaves, Trolleys or the Like. John Storey , England  
190,311,469 Apr. 21, 1904 Improvements in Hoists Charles William Alexander Taylor , England
    Improvements in Hoists John Storey , England  
190,509,534 Feb. 15, 1906 Improvements in or relating to Valves or Valve Gear for Steam and other Fluid Pressure Engines John Storey , England