Manufacturers Index - Dole, Silver & Deming
Dole, Silver & Deming
Salem, OH, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery
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11,364
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Jul. 25, 1854
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Arrangement for lathe-chucks
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L. A. Dole |
Salem, OH |
According to the 1873 "Subject-matter index of patents for inventions issued by the United States Patent Office", this patent was granted an extension. An example of this chuck is seen on a hub borer marked, "Dole's Patent July 25, 1854, Manufactured only by Dole & Silver, Col'a (Columbiana) Co, Ohio". |
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15,718
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Sep. 09, 1856
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Saw-gummer
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L. A. Dole |
Salem, OH |
A saw-gummer cuts the gullets of a saw.
This patent was seen on a machine marked "Dole's Patent / Sept 9 1856 / Extended / Manufactured by Silver & Deming / Salem, Ohio". |
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20,258
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May. 18, 1858
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Meat-chopper
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L. A. Dole |
Salem, OH |
This invention is of interest because the inventor was a co-founder of tool and machinery maker Dole, Silver & Felch, which became Dole & Silver, which became Dole, Silver & Deming.
The 29 May 1858 issue of Scientific American described this invention as follows: "This machine consists of a circular and revolving tub mounted on legs. Two knives vibrate up and down in said tub, and mince the meat perfectly. The tub has a very slow circular motion imparted to it by a peculiar system of gearing, while the knives have a rapid up and down movement by means of a crank shaft. The machine, as a whole, is very compact and effective in its operation." |
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50,768
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Oct. 31, 1865
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Improvement in machines for tenoning spokes
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L. A. Dole |
Salem, OH |
The 28 April 1866 issue of Scientific American carried an article on this machine. |
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53,216
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Mar. 13, 1866
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Improvement in machines for boring hubs
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L. A. Dole |
Salem, OH |
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