Manufacturers Index - United States Electrical Tool Co.
United States Electrical Tool Co.
Cincinnati, OH; Miamitown, OH, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery
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511,570
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Dec. 26, 1893
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Rotary electro-magnetic engine
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Henry Parker White |
Kalamazoo, MI |
A bench grinder from United States Electrical Tool Co. says, "Rotor made by owners of patent Dec. 26 1893". We have not been able to determine who actually made the rotor. The inventor changed employers several times during the 1890s. |
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1,550,712
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Aug. 25, 1925
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Grinding machine
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John A. Smith |
Bellevue, KY |
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RE17,087
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Sep. 18, 1928
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Sawing device
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Percy Leon Billingsley |
Orlando, FL |
Improvements to patent 1,424,148. The reissue was an early step in an infringement lawsuit. This patent was "held valid and infringed in a consent decree by the Federal Southern District Court of Ohio in the suit by the P. L. Billingsley Co. v. the Mechanical Supplies Co."
This patent number was seen in a 1935 catalog from United States Electrical Tool Co., for their circular saws with "Automatic Telescoping Safety Guard". The saws were available in 6", 7", 8", 9", 10", and 11" sizes. |
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1,760,257
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May. 27, 1930
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Switch
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John A. Smith |
Bellevue, KY |
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1,827,269
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Oct. 13, 1931
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Tool driving apparatus
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George E. Smith |
Park Hills, KY |
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1,827,270
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Oct. 13, 1931
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Grinding wheel guard
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George E. Smith |
Covington, KY |
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1,923,760
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Aug. 22, 1933
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Grinding machine
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John A. Smith |
Cincinnati, OH |
This patent number has been seen in a 1935 catalog for U.S. Electrical Tool Co., for their Model 95 multi-speed buffer/polisher and also for their Model 65 adjustable-speed AC grinder. |
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1,986,378
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Jan. 01, 1935
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Apparatus for air purification
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John A. Smith |
Cincinnati, OH |
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1,991,337
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Feb. 12, 1935
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Dust separating apparatus
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John C. Smith |
Cincinnati, OH |
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D112,728
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Dec. 27, 1938
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Design for a power driven hand tool unit
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George A. Weingartner |
Fort Thomas, KY |
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D123,257
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Oct. 29, 1940
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Design for a portable electric sander or the like
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George D. Behlen |
Chicago, IL |
The following paragraph is reproduced from the April 1946 "Machinery".
"Bradford Machine Tool Co., Cincinnati, Ohio... has appointed George D. Behlen head of the electrical tool division. Mr. Behlen was formerly chief engineer and production manager of the U. S. Electrical Tool Co., and has thirty years experience in the design and production of this class of equipment."
From the above, we infer that in 1940 our inventor was working for United States Electrical Tool Co. In the 1960s he was back at that company, which we know because his patents from that time were explicitly assigned. |
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D124,057
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Dec. 17, 1940
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Design for a portable power driven tool unit
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George D. Behlen |
Chicago, IL |
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2,271,933
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Feb. 03, 1942
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Power hammer
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George D. Behlen |
Chicago, IL |
George D. Behlen had been working for United States Electrical Tool Co., and while his earlier patents were assigned to that firm, this and later Behlen patents were not so assigned. We do not know if this patent was used by that company or by any other maker. |
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2,281,722
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May. 05, 1942
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Sanding or polishing pad
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George E. Smith |
Cincinnati, OH |
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2,301,156
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Nov. 03, 1942
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Ventilation system for portable power tools
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George D. Behlen |
Chicago, IL |
George D. Behlen had been working for United States Electrical Tool Co., and while his earlier patents were assigned to that firm, this and later Behlen patents were not so assigned. We do not know if this patent was used by that company or by any other maker. |
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2,308,472
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Jan. 12, 1943
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Valve seat grinding device
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John A. Smith II |
Cincinnati, OH |
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2,468,469
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Apr. 26, 1949
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Handle structure for portable tools
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George E. Smith |
Fort Mitchell, KY |
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2,968,136
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Jan. 17, 1961
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Grinding machine assemblies
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George Dewey Behlen |
Cincinnati, OH |
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2,986,853
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Jun. 06, 1961
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Grinding machine assemblies
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George Dewey Behlen |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Grinding machine assemblies
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George F. Embshoff |
Cincinnati, OH |
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3,157,006
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Nov. 17, 1964
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Grinding machine with means for compensating for grinding wheel wear
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George Dewey Behlen |
Cincinnati, OH |
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