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Hamilton Tool Co.
Hamilton, OH, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Metal Working Machinery

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Patent Number	Date	Title	Name	City	Description
481,238	Aug. 23, 1892	Engraver's block	Adolph Muehlmatt	Newport, KY
497,809	May. 23, 1893	Machine for bending stud-spirals	Adolph Muehlmatt	Newport, KY	A "stud-spiral" is a fastener for shirt studs and similar jewelry items.
911,667	Feb. 09, 1909	Engraver's block	Adolph Muehlmatt	Newport, KY
973,542	Oct. 25, 1910	Boring-head for lathes, milling-machines, and the like	Adolph Muehlmatt	Newport, Campbell County, KY	Alfred M. Allen - patent attorney The object of my invention is to provide a boring head for cutting tools in which the tool may be advanced for successive operations by the movement of the adjusting screw either over comparatively long distances or very minutely with each adjustment, and at the same time the distance traveled may be accurately measured and determined on the graduated dial or scale employed to indicate the movement of the adjusting screw. While I have illustrated my invention in connection with a boring head for lathes and the like, it will be obvious from the following description and claims that the general principles of the invention may be readily applied to the adjustment of all sorts of tools and appliances in which a relatively fixed and a relatively movable plate or holder are arranged to be adjusted with reference to each other by means of an adjusting screw normally held in fixed relation on the one member and adapted to advance or retract the other member by the rotation of the screw therein. The invention consists, broadly considered, in providing the adjusting screw for members to be adjusted with reference to each other, with a series of threads of different pitch and in connection wherewith providing means either for holding the screw in fixed relation to the relatively fixed member while permitting the screw to advance or retract the other member by screw threaded engagement therewith, or for holding the screw with the screw threads of one pitch in engagement with the relatively fixed member, and the screw threads of the other pitch in engagement with the other member, whereby with the rotation of the screw, the 'member to be adjusted will advance or retract on the screw while at the same time the screw itself with reference to said member will retract or advance and the actual movement of the member to be adjusted-with reference to the fixed member will be equal to the difference between the advancement on the screw and the retraction of the screw.
985,536	Feb. 28, 1911	Mechanical opening and closing spring-chuck	Adolph Muehlmatt	Newport, KY	J. C. Lennon - patent attorney My invention relates to mechanical opening and closing spring chucks, and it has for its object the improvement in the construction of such devices whereby they are simplified and rendered more efficient. Having described my invention what I claim is: 1. In a device of the character specified, a pair of cooperating rotating members, the one movable lengthwise with reference to the other, fingers pivotally mounted on one member and adapted to bear upon the other to shift the one with reference to the other, and a loose ring encircling and engaging said fingers on the outer sides thereof, with means for shifting the ring to close the fingers, for the purpose specified. 2. In a device of the character specified, a pair of cooperating rotating members, a housing in which said members are mounted, one member movable lengthwise with referenee to the other, fingers pivotally mounted on one member and adapted to bear upon the other, a loose ring embracing said fingers, and a lever to actuate said ring, with a diagonal slot in the housing through which said lever passes whereby the oscillation of the lever will shift the ring to close the fingers. 3. In a device of the character specified, a pair of cooperating rotating members, a housing in which said members are pointed, one member movable lengthwise with reference to the other, fingers pivotally mounted on one member and adapted to bear upon the other, a loose ring embracing said fingers, provided with an external annular groove, an actuating ring seated in said groove and a lever secured to said actuating ring, with a diagonal slot in the housing through which said lever passes whereby the oscillation of the lever will shift the ring to close the fingers. 4. In a device of the character specified, the combination with a housing and a hollow spindle mounted to rotate therein, and a quill mounted in said spindle and movable lengthwise thereof, with a spring chuck., secured to the quill, a tension ring secured to the quill, a plurality of fingers pivotally secured to the spindle and adapted to bear on said tension ring to shift the quill, a loose ring encircling and engaging said fingers on the outer sides thereof, with means for shifting the ring to close the fingers, for the purpose specified. 5. In a device of the character specified, the combination with a housing and a hollow spindle mounted to rotate therein, and a quill mounted in said spindle and movable lengthwise thereof, with a spring chuck secured to the quill, a tension ring adjustably secured to the quill, a plurality of fingers pivotally secured to the spindle and adapted to bear on said tension ring to shift the quill, a loose ring embracing said fingers, and a lever to actuate said ring with a diagonal slot in the housing through which said lever passes whereby the oscillation of the lever will shift the ring, for the purposes specified. 6. In a device of the character specified, the combination with a housing and a hollow spindle mounted therein, and a quill mounted in said spindle and movable lengthwise thereof, with a spring chuck secured to the quill, a tension ring adjustably secured to said quill, a ring secured to said spindle provided with a plurality of longitudinal slots, with fingers pivotally mounted on the ring in said slots, with their outer ends adapted to bear upon the tension ring, a loose ring mounted on said slotted ring to close said fingers, and means for shifting the ring, for the purpose specified. 7. In a device of the character specified, the combination with a housing and a hollow spindle mounted therein, and a quill mounted in said spindle and movable lengthwise thereof, with a spring chuck secured to the quill, a tension ring adjustably secured to said quill, with means for locking the tension ring in place, a ring secured to said spindle provided with a plurality of longitudinal slots, with fingers pivotally mounted on the ring in said slots, with their outer ends adapted to bear upon the tension ring, a loose ring mounted on said slotted ring to close said fingers, and means for shifting the ring, for the purposes specified. 8. In a device of the character specified, the combination with a housing and a hollow spindle mounted therein, and a quill mounted in said spindle and movable lengthwise thereof, with a spring chuck secured to the quill, a tension ring adjustably secured to said quill, a ring secured to said spindle, provided with a plurality of longitudinal slots, with fingers pivotally mounted on the ring in said slots, with their outer ends adapted to bear upon the tension ring, a loose ring mounted on said slotted ring to close said fingers, and a lever to actuate said ring, with a diagonal slot in the housing through which said lever passes whereby the oscillation of the lever will shift the ring, for the purpose specified.
D42,397	Apr. 09, 1912	Design for an engravers's block	Adolph Muehlmatt	Newport, KY	The inventor also designed a drill press, which was made by Hamilton Tool Co. An example of this engraver's block is reported, labeled "THE REXCINO", "702", and "AD. MUEHLMATT MAKER CINCINNATI,O."
1,057,762	Apr. 01, 1913	Holder for engraving-blocks	Adolph Muehlmatt	Newport, KY
1,064,759	Jun. 17, 1913	Self-filling fountain-pen	Adolph Muehlmatt	Newport, KY
1,440,632	Jan. 02, 1923	Slicing machine	Oscar Schlichter	Hamilton, OH
1,497,579	Jun. 10, 1924	Bench drill	Adolph Muehlmatt	Newport, KY	This patent number and date were seen on a sensitive drill from the Adolph Muehlmatt Division of the Hamilton Tool Company.
2,297,078	Sep. 29, 1942	Drill press	Frederick W. Schlichter	Hamilton, OH
2,632,510	Mar. 24, 1953	Cutoff cylinder	Herman A. Doppleb	Hamilton, OH	Device is a paper shear. Of interest because the assignee also made a drill press.
2,643,827	Jun. 30, 1953	Winding apparatus	William H. Franzmann	Hamilton, OH
2,659,306	Nov. 17, 1953	Means for varying the circumference of printing cylinders	Walter W. De Lano	Hamilton, OH
2,664,821	Jan. 05, 1954	Method of and means for varying the circumference of printing cylinders	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
2,729,982	Jan. 10, 1956	Governor-drum drive for printing presses	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
2,736,380	Feb. 28, 1956	Rotary cut-off assembly with a pull-out roll	Robert A. Dillenburger	Cincinnati, OH
2,761,631	Sep. 04, 1956	Roll supporting member for manifold machine	William H. Franzemann	Hamilton, OH
2,766,984	Oct. 16, 1956	Method of making manifold forms	William H. Franzemann	Hamilton, OH
2,829,886	Apr. 08, 1958	Selective gathering and collating machine	William H. Franzemann	Hamilton, OH
2,829,887	Apr. 08, 1958	Machine for making manifold forms	William H. Franzemann	Hamilton, OH
2,859,035	Nov. 04, 1958	Machine for making manifold forms	William H. Franzemann	Hamilton, OH
2,863,387	Dec. 09, 1958	Means for varying the phase relationship of the cylinders of a printing press	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
2,961,899	Nov. 29, 1960	Drilling machine	James E. Grove	Hamilton, OH	Improvements to patent 2,297,078.
		Drilling machine	Walter W. De Lano	Fairfield, OH
2,990,171	Jun. 27, 1961	Mobile, separable work holder	James E. Grove	Hamilton, OH
		Mobile, separable work holder	John E. Chamberlain	Middletown, OH
3,067,893	Dec. 11, 1962	Portable, elevatable work handling and locating table	James E. Grove	Hamilton, OH
3,084,449	Apr. 09, 1963	Method and apparatus for producing air-cooled carbon-coated paper	Harold W. Huffman	Fairfield, OH
3,096,949	Jul. 09, 1963	Air expandable core shaft	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,105,982	Oct. 08, 1963	Tapping machine having tapping head and drive means adjustably mounted on a support post	Kenneth J. Yost	Oxford, OH
		Tapping machine having tapping head and drive means adjustably mounted on a support post	Walter W. De Lano	Fairfield, OH
3,124,349	Mar. 10, 1964	Cammed tucker-blade folder	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,124,350	Mar. 10, 1964	Screw folder for continuous forms	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,219,202	Nov. 23, 1965	Screw pile and batch delivery	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,228,273	Jan. 11, 1966	Sheet delivery mechanism	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,231,261	Jan. 25, 1966	Method of and means for fabricating booklets from continuous webs	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,237,556	Mar. 01, 1966	Printing press mechanism	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,241,411	Mar. 22, 1966	Method of and means for dampening transmission of shock and vibration impulses along continuously moving web	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,268,136	Aug. 23, 1966	Data card and method of making same	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,280,679	Oct. 25, 1966	Screw pile and batch delivery	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,298,353	Jan. 17, 1967	Multiple orifice glue applicator	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,298,684	Jan. 17, 1967	Sheet end stabilizer and method of use	Charles P. Crampton	Hamilton, OH
3,304,102	Feb. 14, 1967	Data card	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,373,666	Mar. 19, 1968	Batch delivery mechanism	Charles P. Crompton	Hamilton, OH
3,391,863	Jul. 09, 1968	Data card punching device	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
		Data card punching device	Robert W. Morner	Hamilton, OH
3,476,631	Nov. 04, 1969	Method of and means for distributing glue to a moving web	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,555,767	Jan. 19, 1971	Boxing method and apparatus	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,651,724	Mar. 28, 1972	Method and apparatus for producing card sets	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
3,761,300	Sep. 25, 1973	Method of disintegrating a glue string attached to a glue head by means of a heated wire of the like and after said bead is applied to a web	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
		Method of disintegrating a glue string attached to a glue head by means of a heated wire of the like and after said bead is applied to a web	James A. Wilmer	Fort Thomas, KY
3,841,216	Oct. 15, 1974	Method of and apparatus for correcting deviations in length and registration in a continuous strip of material	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
		Method of and apparatus for correcting deviations in length and registration in a continuous strip of material	Harold Walter Huffman	Fairfield, OH
3,977,621	Aug. 31, 1976	Differential driven rewinder-unwinder	Harold W. Huffman	Hamilton, OH
4,270,743	Jun. 02, 1981	Forward numbering or underlap sheet delivery	Charles P. Crompton	Hamilton, OH
4,848,202	Jul. 18, 1989	Cut off or cross perforator or scoring cylinder with quick blade release	C. Philip Crampton	Hamilton, OH
4,934,838	Jun. 19, 1990	Frame member for supporting multiple bearings with heat barrier slot	Robert W. Morner	Hamilton, OH
4,991,503	Feb. 12, 1991	High pressure intaglio cantilever press	Robert W. Morner	Hamilton, OH