Manufacturers Index - L. Tilton
L. Tilton
Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery
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12,880
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May. 15, 1855
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Device for adjusting planing machinery
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Leonard Tilton |
New York, NY |
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65,303
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May. 28, 1867
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Improvement in wood-splitting machines
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Leonard Tilton |
Brooklyn, NY |
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65,304
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May. 28, 1867
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Improvement in device for transmitting motion
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Leonard Tilton |
Brooklyn, NY |
It is not clear what this mechanism is for. Since the immediately preceding patent—to the same inventor—is for a wood-splitting machine, that is our best guess. |
74,634
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Feb. 18, 1868
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Machine for bundling kindling wood
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Leonard Tilton |
Brooklyn, NY |
This patent was withdrawn at some point. The information here is taken from the Scientific American report of the patent. "I claim, 1st, The feed wheel or rim, C, placed between the plate, A, and rim, B, constructed and arranged to operate in the manner substantially as and for the purpose set forth. 3d, The bundling tube and plunger, I, arranged in relation with the wood receptacle to operate substantially in the manner as and for the purpose specified. 3d, The clearer, L, arranged in relation with the bundling tube, J, and operated from the cross heads, F' F'', in the manner substantially as and for the purposes set forth. 4th, The combination of the cam, Q, levers, R T', slide, 5, with pawl, T, attached, and the counterpoise, U, all constructed and arranged to operate the feed wheel, substantially as set forth. 5th, The three cross heads, F F' F'', arranged in connection with the hooks K K, and pins e',to operate and give the proper or desired movements to the bundling tube, plunger and clearer, substantially as shown and described." |
80,241
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Jul. 21, 1868
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Improvement in wood-splitting machines
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Leonard Tilton |
Brooklyn, NY |
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