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Manufacturers Index - Geo. Challoner

Geo. Challoner
Omro, WI, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery & Steam and Gas Engines

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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
49,228 Aug. 08, 1865 Improvement in shingle-machines George Challoner Omro, WI
115,932 Jun. 13, 1871 Improvement in shingle-machines George Challoner Omro, WI
124,101 Feb. 27, 1872 Improvement in shingle-machines Alexander White Fond du Lac, WI This invention is seen as "White's double block shingle machine" in an 1875 ad for Union Iron Works, Wm. H. Hiner & Co.
An 1886 catalog from machinery dealer Curtis & Co. features the George Challoner's Sons' Combined Power & Hand Feed Shingle & Spalt Machine. The description says that they are the exclusive owners of the White patent 124,101.
214,490 Apr. 22, 1879 Improvement in shingle-sawing machines George Challoner Omro, WI
296,525 Apr. 08, 1884 Shingle-sawing machine John Challoner Omro, WI
    Shingle-sawing machine John William Challoner Omro, WI  
318,956 Jun. 02, 1885 Shingle-sawing machine Frank Challoner Omro, WI
379,602 Mar. 20, 1888 Barrel-head-making machine Josiah J. Philbrick Omro, WI
415,857 Nov. 26, 1889 Spalt-dropping mechanism for shingle-sawing machines Frank Challoner Omro, WI A "spalt" is the "residuum of the bolts".