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1,246,130
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Nov. 13, 1917
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Collapsible spindle
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George P. Macready |
Providence, RI |
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1,531,489
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Mar. 31, 1925
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Pneumatic drop hammer
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George P. Macready |
Providence, RI |
"This invention relates... more particularly to such drop hammers used in precision work like jewelers' work and the like. Broadly stated, it is an object of the present invention to provide an improved form of drop hammer, in which rebound of the ram shall be effectively prevented, so that accurate precision work may be reliably produced." |
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Pneumatic drop hammer
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James R. Bowie |
Providence, RI |
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1,531,490
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Mar. 31, 1925
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Pneumatic drop hammer
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George P. Macready |
Providence, RI |
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Pneumatic drop hammer
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William I. Seymour |
West Barrington, RI |
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2,291,999
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Aug. 04, 1942
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Tool holder
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Harry I. Wilson |
Kansas City, MO |
Some radial arm saws using this patent are labeled, "Wilson High Speed Cutting Machine Manufactured by Franklin Machine Co., Providence Rhode Island". Others carry the names of Burke Miller Mfg. Co. of Kansas City, MO. Media Machine Works, Inc., of Media, PA, is known to have taken over manufacture from Franklin Machine Co. in March 1950. |
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Tool holder
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Harry R. Wilson |
Kansas City, MO |
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