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Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. (Milacron)
Cincinnati, OH, U.S.A.
Company Website: https://cinmac.com/
Manufacturer Class: Metal Working Machinery

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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
333,631 Jan. 05, 1886 Universal Head for Milling Machines Fred Holz Anderson's Ferry, Hamilton County, OH Parkinson & Parkinson - patent attorneys
Our invention has for its prime object to secure a greater universality and more perfect control in the presentation of the work held in the cutting or dividing head of a milling machine, but its general features will be found applicable in shapers, planers, and other Machines on which it may be desirable to cut work at an angle. Its main points may be summarized in the statement that the mandrel or work-carrier is permitted, for the purposes of adjustment, first, rotation upon a pivot perpendicular to the supporting bed or carriage; second, rotation or oscillation upon a pivot at right angles to the first; and, third, a rotation upon its own axis, thus allowing the work an adjustment representing the resultant of any one or more of the others; also, that provision is made for a primary adjustment of the index dial to determine 'the interval between the kerfs, and for a secondary adjustment subordinate to the first, and without disturbing the index-pin, for the purpose of a fresh cut in the same kerf, whereby, especially, the kerfs of bevel - wheels may be suitably converged from outer to inner end.
    Universal Head for Milling Machines George A. Mueller Anderson's Ferry, Hamilton County, OH  
362,082 May. 03, 1887 Milling Machine Fred Holz Anderson's Ferry, Hamilton County, OH Parkinson & Parkinson - patent attorneys
Figure 1 is a front elevation of a machine embodying our improvements, certain parts not necessary to the description being broken away. Fig. 2 is a vertical longitudinal section through the head - stock and the parts which it carries, showing the means for adjusting the spindle and face-plate thereon. Fig. 3 is a top plan view of said head-stock and mechanism carried thereby, and Fig. 4 an elevation from the inner end thereof; Figs. 5 and 6, respectively, details in side and edge elevation of the face-plate and the improved clamp or chuck mounted thereon; Figs. 7 and 8, sectional and face elevations of the tail stock and its accessories, and Fig. 9 a detail in elevation of a center adapted to said stock; Figs. 10 and 11, horizontal sections of the tail stock on the correspondingly-numbered lines in the two foregoing figures. A is any usual and appropriate frame for the machine, supporting between its main portion and an overhung arm, A', an arbor, a, which carries the cutter or cutters a', said arbor, as customary, being mounted upon a live spindle in the main frame and a center in the overhung arm, so as to be removable to interchange cutters. On the body part of the frame, beneath the overhung arm, we form suitable ways or guides, upon which slides a knee piece, B, to support the clamp-bed and traversing carriage. An upright screw, B', is threaded into a step at the foot of the frame and collared in a lug or cross-bar, &, from the knee-piece, so that whenever it is turned this knee-piece may be adjusted up and down toward or from the cutter, carrying with, it all the parts which it ultimately supports.
    Milling Machine George A. Mueller Anderson's Ferry, Hamilton County, OH  
432,621 Jul. 22, 1890 Milling Machine Frederick Holz Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Peck & Rector - patent attorneys

Abstract:

My invention relates to all classes of milling-machines, and has for its object the improved construction of the head and tail stocks, whereby I secure a greater universality and more perfect control in the adjustment and presentation of the work to the cutting tool.
439,154 Oct. 28, 1890 Cutter Grinder Frederick Holz Cincinnati, OH Peck & Rector - patent attorneys
My invention relates to a universal cutter and reamer grinder for grinding milling cutters and reamers of all shapes, such as face mills, angular cutters, end mills, spiral mills, slitting-saws, and taper and straight reamers. It has for its object the improved construction and mode of operation of such grinders, whereby they are rendered universal, simple in construction and operation, and by which I am enabled to grind a straight-line clearance with smaller grinders than usual for this work, and in such a manner as to not heat the cutters to an injurious extent.

513,683 Jan. 30, 1894 Milling Machine Frederick Holz Cincinnati, OH Charles M. Peck - patent attorney
My invention relates to that class of machines known as universal milling machines wherein the work-carrying table has all of the independent movements common to such machines, and its object is to improve the construction of the various mechanisms whereby greater strength, rigidity and efficiency of action are obtained.
554,423 Feb. 11, 1896 Milling Machine Frederick Holz Cincinnati, OH Charles M. Peck - patent attorney
My invention relates to that class of milling-machines in which the work - carrying table is operated automatically and in either direction by the machine, and it has for its object the improved construction of this class of machines.

554,422 Feb. 11, 1896 Milling Machine Frederick Holz Cincinnati, OH
658,777 Oct. 02, 1900 Milling Machine Frederick Holz Cincinnati, OH Charles M. Peck - patent attorney
My invention relates to that class of machines known as "plain" or "universal" milling-machines, wherein the work-carrying table has all of the movements common to such machines; and its object is to provide simple and efficient mechanism whereby a greater number of speeds can be given to the work-carrying table in its movements in any direction without stopping the machine or in any way interfering with its action, unless under very high speeds.
774,843 Nov. 15, 1904 Feed Gearing for Machine Tools Frederick Holz Cincinnati, OH
840,669 Jan. 08, 1907 Variable Speed Mechanism Louis Thiel Cincinnati, OH
840,670 Jan. 08, 1907 Variable Speed Mechanism Louis Thiel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
840,671 Jan. 08, 1907 Variable Speed Mechanism Louis Thiel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
889,768 Jun. 02, 1908 Locking Mechanism for Machine Tools Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
905,506 Dec. 01, 1908 Variable Speed Mechanism Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
911,951 Feb. 09, 1909 Variable Speed Mechanism Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
927,776 Jul. 13, 1909 Milling Machine Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
943,142 Dec. 14, 1909 Variable Speed Driving Mechanism Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
961,405 Jun. 14, 1910 Feed Controlling Mechanism Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
    Feed Controlling Mechanism Sol Einstein Cincinnati, OH  
964,764 Jul. 19, 1910 Spindle Locking Mechanism for Machine Tools Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
973,766 Oct. 25, 1910 Milling Machine Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
974,036 Oct. 25, 1910 Milling Machine Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
980,614 Jan. 03, 1911 Milling Machine Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
1,018,035 Feb. 20, 1912 Vise Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
1,035,547 Aug. 13, 1912 Emergency Clutch Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
1,071,634 Aug. 26, 1913 Tooth Rest Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
1,075,285 Oct. 07, 1913 Cutter Setting Dial Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, OH
1,078,540 Nov. 11, 1913 Gear Cutter Grinder Adolph L. De Leeuw Hamilton, Butler County, OH
1,092,097 Mar. 31, 1914 Quick Traverse Control Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,092,479 Apr. 07, 1914 Automatic Feed, Quick Traverse and Reverse Control Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,093,118 Apr. 14, 1914 Oiling System Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,093,581 Apr. 14, 1914 Means Increasing Cutter Efficiency Arthur J. Baker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,096,588 May. 12, 1914 Chip-confining frame Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, OH
    Chip-confining frame Arthur J. Baker Cincinnati, OH  
1,102,186 Jun. 30, 1914 Oiling System Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 23 Jun., 1913. Divided and this application filed 09 Feb., 1914.
1,108,107 Aug. 18, 1914 Feed Mechanism for Machine Tools Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,116,031 Nov. 03, 1914 Feeding Mechanism for Machine Tools Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,120,649 Dec. 08, 1914 Knockdown Vise Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,120,650 Dec. 08, 1914 Feed Change Arrangement Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,124,117 Jan. 05, 1915 Cenralized Automatic Control Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,125,686 Jan. 19, 1915 Automatic Machine Tool Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Machine Tool Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,125,905 Jan. 19, 1915 Mechanism Independently Controlling Each Feed Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,126,634 Jan. 26, 1915 Central Control Cone Drive Machine Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Central Control Cone Drive Machine Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,130,685 Mar. 02, 1915 Machine Tool Organization Adolph L. De Leeuw Plainfield, Union County, NJ
1,131,044 Mar. 09, 1915 Pump Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,131,496 Mar. 09, 1915 Feed Mechanism for Milling Machines, Lathes, &c. John Edgar Hyde Park, Norfolk County, MA
1,132,534 Mar. 16, 1915 Heavy-duty structure Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, OH
1,141,461 Jun. 01, 1915 Safety Coupling Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,143,691 Jun. 22, 1915 Grinder Structure Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,144,935 Jun. 29, 1915 Machine Tool Control Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,147,615 Jul. 20, 1915 Over Arm Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,165,369 Dec. 21, 1915 High Power Pulley Drive Adolph L. De Leeuw Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,166,974 Jan. 04, 1916 Machine Tool Control Adolph L. De Leeuw Plainfield, Union County, NJ
1,250,869 Dec. 18, 1917 Slotting Cutter Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Slotting Cutter William H. Vockell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,258,614 Mar. 05, 1918 Automatic Machine Tool Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Machine Tool Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,273,365 Jul. 23, 1918 Automatic Table Lowerer Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Table Lowerer Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,295,746 Feb. 25, 1919 Vertical Miller Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,315,722 Sep. 09, 1919 Machine-tool Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, OH
1,390,706 Sep. 13, 1921 Machine Tool Trip Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,397,210 Nov. 15, 1921 Automatic Table Lowering Attachment Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,419,117 Jun. 06, 1922 Trip Mechanism for Machine Tools Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,437,902 Dec. 05, 1922 Milling Machine Construction Frank H. Mayoh Holyoke, Hampden County, MA This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,438,036 Dec. 05, 1922 Keyed Gear Assembly Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,442,659 Jan. 16, 1923 Milling Machine Spindle William F. Groene Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,474,525 Nov. 20, 1923 Adjustable Support for Workholders Benjamin P. Graves Providence, Providence County, RI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,480,900 Jan. 15, 1924 Milling Machine Benjamin P. Graves Providence, Providence County, RI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,480,901 Jan. 15, 1924 Milling Machine Benjamin P. Graves Providence, Providence County, RI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,487,329 Mar. 18, 1924 Simplified Universal Milling Machine Robert T. Hazelton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,490,894 Apr. 15, 1924 Dial Operated Change Gear Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,492,545 Apr. 29, 1924 Cone Drive Miller Having Box Type Over-Arm Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,524,969 Feb. 03, 1925 Centerless Grinding Machine Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Centerless Grinding Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,573,818 Feb. 23, 1926 Shock Absorbing Motion Accelerator Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Shock Absorbing Motion Accelerator Herman R. Isler Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
1,575,558 Mar. 02, 1926 Centreless Grinding Machine Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Centreless Grinding Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Centreless Grinding Machine Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
1,575,557 Mar. 02, 1926 Work Rest and Guiding Device for Grinding Machines Sol F. Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Work Rest and Guiding Device for Grinding Machines Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,575,520 Mar. 02, 1926 Work Carrying Device for Grinding Machines Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
1,577,353 Mar. 16, 1926 Steady Rest Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Steady Rest Herman R. Isler Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
1,578,967 Mar. 30, 1926 Splash Oiled Half Bearing for Grinders Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,589,043 Jun. 15, 1926 Grinding Machine George W. Binns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
1,611,135 Dec. 14, 1926 Grinding Machine Francis C. Sanford Bridgeport, Fairfield County, CT
1,611,136 Dec. 14, 1926 Centerless Grinding Machine for Tapering Drills and the Like Francis C. Sanford Bridgeport, Fairfield County, CT
1,612,774 Dec. 28, 1926 Machine Tool Albert Turner Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,625,738 Apr. 19, 1927 Machine Tool Clutch Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,679,413 Aug. 07, 1928 Cutter Grinder Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Cutter Grinder Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Cutter Grinder Herman R. Isler Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
1,688,534 Oct. 23, 1928 Vaiable Speed Spindle Drive Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,693,466 Nov. 27, 1928 Vehicle Brake Henry W. Rodenbeck Pasadena, Los Angeles County, CA This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,705,218 Mar. 12, 1929 Milling Machine William F. Groene Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,710,913 Apr. 30, 1929 Machine Tool Organization Joseph B. Armitage Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,712,766 May. 14, 1929 Geared Headstock for Lathes Wilhelm Jardh Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,719,693 Jul. 02, 1929 Variable Displacement Pump Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,727,424 Sep. 10, 1929 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,729,286 Sep. 24, 1929 Adjustable Spacing Collar for Milling Cutters John B. Elfring Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,733,094 Oct. 22, 1929 Centerless Grinder Herman Isler Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,740,185 Dec. 17, 1929 Metal Planer Carl E. Linden Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,744,857 Jan. 28, 1930 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,747,903 Feb. 18, 1930 Machine Tool Control Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,761,841 Jun. 03, 1930 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101 and a patent plate on a Brown & Sharpe #2 Horizontal Milling Machine.
1,766,115 Jun. 24, 1930 Profiler and Miller Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
D81,479 Jul. 01, 1930 Machine Tool Rate Indicating Dial Frederick B. Heitkamp Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,788,761 Jan. 13, 1931 Machine Tool Drive Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,794,361 Mar. 03, 1931 Milling-Machine Spindle and Tool Joseph B. Armitage Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI This joint patent is for the standardized spindle tapers and tooling.

This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling-Machine Spindle and Tool Edward J. Kearney Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, WI  
    Milling-Machine Spindle and Tool Benjamin P. Graves Providence, Providence County, RI  
    Milling-Machine Spindle and Tool Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,815,647 Jul. 21, 1931 Broaching Machine Louis H. Blood Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,818,089 Aug. 11, 1931 Milling Machine Transmission Fred A. Parsons Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,820,653 Aug. 25, 1931 Hydraulic Valve Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,825,719 Oct. 06, 1931 Control Mechanism Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,832,694 Nov. 17, 1931 Auxiliary Manual Means for Actuating Hydraulic Motors Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Auxiliary Manual Means for Actuating Hydraulic Motors Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,835,976 Dec. 08, 1931 Machine Tool Having Hydraulic Feed Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 15 Sept., 1927. Divided and this application filed 18 Dec., 1928.

This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
    Machine Tool Having Hydraulic Feed Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,835,977 Dec. 08, 1931 Hydraulic System Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Hydraulic System Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,835,978 Dec. 08, 1931 Multiple Closed Circuit Hydraulic ystem Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Multiple Closed Circuit Hydraulic ystem Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,835,979 Dec. 08, 1931 Three-Pump Hydraulic System Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Three-Pump Hydraulic System Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,838,028 Dec. 22, 1931 Deferred Action Reversing Mechanism Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Deferred Action Reversing Mechanism Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,840,051 Jan. 05, 1932 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,840,300 Jan. 12, 1932 Milling Machinery Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,843,345 Feb. 02, 1932 Continuous Milling Machine Gustav David Sundstrand Rockford, Winnebago County, IL This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,848,044 Mar. 01, 1932 Broaching Machine Louis H. Blood Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,849,868 Mar. 15, 1932 Grinder Wheel Oscillator Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,857,162 May. 10, 1932 Milling Machinery Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,859,242 May. 17, 1932 Transmission and Control Mechanism Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,865,552 Jul. 05, 1932 Indexing Device Frederick H. Beulwitz Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,872,431 Aug. 16, 1932 Milling Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,872,626 Aug. 16, 1932 Hydraulic Valve Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Hydraulic Valve Charles W. Goodrich Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,872,627 Aug. 16, 1932 Milling Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,872,709 Aug. 23, 1932 Gasket Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,874,846 Aug. 30, 1932 Milling Machinery Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,877,828 Sep. 20, 1932 Milling Machine Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,884,277 Oct. 25, 1932 Self Regulating Hydraulic System Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,886,833 Nov. 08, 1932 Machine Tool Structure Fred A. Parsons Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,891,670 Dec. 20, 1932 Multiconnection Hydraulic Cable Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,893,068 Jan. 03, 1933 Control for Hydraulic Systems Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Control for Hydraulic Systems Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,893,825 Jan. 10, 1933 Hydraulic Transformer Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,897,032 Feb. 14, 1933 Convertible Type Feed System Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,901,290 Mar. 14, 1933 Milling Machine Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,901,295 Mar. 14, 1933 Milling Machine Max De Haas Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,901,489 Mar. 14, 1933 Machine Tool Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,901,490 Mar. 14, 1933 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,904,641 Apr. 18, 1933 Milling Machine Collet Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,904,649 Apr. 18, 1933 Milling Machinery Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,904,971 Apr. 18, 1933 Milling Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,905,673 Apr. 25, 1933 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,909,564 May. 16, 1933 Machine Tool Organization Joseph B. Armitage Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, WI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,914,167 Jun. 13, 1933 Milling Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,916,433 Jul. 04, 1933 Speed Control Valve Wolfgang Carl Muller Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,919,150 Jul. 18, 1933 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,924,594 Aug. 29, 1933 Combined Automatic Machine Tool Louis H. Blood Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Combined Automatic Machine Tool Charles W. Goodrich Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,924,608 Aug. 29, 1933 Cutter Grinder Herman R. Isler Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
1,932,374 Oct. 24, 1933 Machine tool Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Machine tool Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,932,377 Oct. 24, 1933 Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,932,378 Oct. 24, 1933 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,932,984 Oct. 31, 1933 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,935,847 Nov. 21, 1933 Machine Tool Organization Edward J. Kearney Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, WI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,936,257 Nov. 21, 1933 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,936,263 Nov. 21, 1933 Multiple Spindle Continuous Milling Machine Howard L. Pope Blue Ash, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,935,633 Nov. 21, 1933 Grinding Machine Herman R. Isler Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
1,938,770 Dec. 12, 1933 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,938,771 Dec. 12, 1933 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,938,772 Dec. 12, 1933 Hydraulic Drive for Milling Machines Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Hydraulic Drive for Milling Machines Herman R. Isler Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
1,938,774 Dec. 12, 1933 Milling Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,938,773 Dec. 12, 1933 Rotary Cutter Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Rotary Cutter Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,938,775 Dec. 12, 1933 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
1,938,776 Dec. 12, 1933 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,938,777 Dec. 12, 1933 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,938,778 Dec. 12, 1933 Cutter Guard Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,938,779 Dec. 12, 1933 Transmission and Control Mechanism for a Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,938,780 Dec. 12, 1933 Power Operated Clutch for Machine Tools Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Power Operated Clutch for Machine Tools Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,938,781 Dec. 12, 1933 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,938,782 Dec. 12, 1933 Milling Machine Spindle Carrier Robert W. Ott Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,938,783 Dec. 12, 1933 Milling Machinery Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machinery Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,938,784 Dec. 12, 1933 Machine Tool Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,938,785 Dec. 12, 1933 Transmission Mechanism Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,938,786 Dec. 12, 1933 Spring Operated Wiper Edgar Donald Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,940,112 Dec. 19, 1933 Milling Machine William D. Averill Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,940,126 Dec. 19, 1933 Milling Machine Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,940,139 Dec. 19, 1933 Milling Machine Lincoln E. Mehlhope Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,940,142 Dec. 19, 1933 Milling Machine Robert W. Ott Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,940,158 Dec. 19, 1933 Motor Mount for Milling Machine Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,940,443 Dec. 19, 1933 Milling Machine Louis H. Blood Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,940,455 Dec. 19, 1933 Gear Retaining Means Ano E. Kilpela Detroit, Wayne County, MI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,952,230 Mar. 27, 1934 Automatic Profile Milling Machine Gilbert V. Anderson Philadelphia, PA This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,952,231 Mar. 27, 1934 Milling Machine Gilbert V. Anderson Philadelphia, PA This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,958,507 May. 15, 1934 Milling Machinery Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,959,178 May. 15, 1934 Tracer Control Mechanism Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,959,177 May. 15, 1934 Hydraulic Steering Gear Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,961,123 Jun. 05, 1934 Milling Machinery Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,961,124 Jun. 05, 1934 Milling Machinery Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,961,125 Jun. 05, 1934 Back Lash Eliminator for Machine Tool Slides Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,961,129 Jun. 05, 1934 Milling Machine Max De Haas Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Donald O. Lawless Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,961,514 Jun. 05, 1934 Automatic Lubricator Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Automatic Lubricator Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,961,522 Jun. 05, 1934 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,961,523 Jun. 05, 1934 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,961,524 Jun. 05, 1934 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,962,979 Jun. 12, 1934 Machine Tool Arthur F. Bennett West Barrington, Bristol County, RI We have seen this patent number, one of about 50 listed, on a No. 2B Plain Mill from Brown & Sharpe.

This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,965,210 Jul. 03, 1934 Machine Tool Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,965,221 Jul. 03, 1934 Backlash Eliminator Max De Haas Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,965,224 Jul. 03, 1934 Vibration Dampener for Machine Tools Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Vibration Dampener for Machine Tools Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,965,252 Jul. 03, 1934 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,965,253 Jul. 03, 1934 Variable Speed Transmission for Machine Tools Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,965,259 Jul. 03, 1934 Milling Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,964,972 Jul. 03, 1934 Method of Making Cutting Tools Henry Martin Stanley Binns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
1,969,231 Aug. 07, 1934 Automatic Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Automatic Milling Machine Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,972,818 Sep. 04, 1934 Milling Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
1,972,823 Sep. 04, 1934 Gear Cutting Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,972,827 Sep. 04, 1934 Milling Machine Structure Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,972,828 Sep. 04, 1934 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,976,107 Oct. 09, 1934 Milling Machine Walter D. Arches Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,975,912 Oct. 09, 1934 Machine Tool Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,976,103 Oct. 09, 1934 Milling Machinery Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,976,104 Oct. 09, 1934 Milling Machinery Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,976,105 Oct. 09, 1934 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,976,106 Oct. 09, 1934 Machine Tool Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,976,108 Oct. 09, 1934 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,976,136 Oct. 09, 1934 Milling Machine Lester D. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,976,137 Oct. 09, 1934 Hydraulically Actuated Slide for Machine Tools Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Hydraulically Actuated Slide for Machine Tools Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,976,138 Oct. 09, 1934 Back Lash Compensator Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,976,139 Oct. 09, 1934 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,975,947 Oct. 09, 1934 Machine Tool Herman R. Isler Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,978,354 Oct. 23, 1934 Milling Machine Transmission Control Mechanism Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Transmission Control Mechanism Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,978,346 Oct. 23, 1934 Delayed Trip for Hydraulic Circuits Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Delayed Trip for Hydraulic Circuits Charles W. Goodrich Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,978,347 Oct. 23, 1934 Profiling Machine Frederick V. Geier Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Profiling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,978,350 Oct. 23, 1934 Automatic Convertible Feed System Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,978,353 Oct. 23, 1934 Automatic Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Automatic Milling Machine Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,978,359 Oct. 23, 1934 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,978,360 Oct. 23, 1934 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,978,373 Oct. 23, 1934 Milling Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,978,374 Oct. 23, 1934 Milling Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,978,389 Oct. 23, 1934 Automatic Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Automatic Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,978,390 Oct. 23, 1934 Pattern Controlled Machine Tool Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,981,216 Nov. 20, 1934 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,982,265 Nov. 27, 1934 Spindle Mounting Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,985,225 Dec. 25, 1934 Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,985,434 Dec. 25, 1934 Milling Machine Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Henry J. Dods Montgomery, Hamilton County, OH  
1,989,611 Jan. 29, 1935 Wave Screw Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Wave Screw Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,996,465 Apr. 02, 1935 Hydroelectric Variable Feed Control Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,996,467 Apr. 02, 1935 Electromagnetic Hydraulic Control Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,996,468 Apr. 02, 1935 Electrical Control for Hydraulic Motors Hans Ernst Cincinnati, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
1,996,466 Apr. 02, 1935 Pressure Responsive Hydraulic Feed Control Mechanism Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,997,338 Apr. 09, 1935 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Sol Einstein Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,997,890 Apr. 16, 1935 Universal Tracer Edmund Leo Wall Detroit, Wayne County, MI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,997,891 Apr. 16, 1935 Universal Die Sinking Attachment for Horizontal Milling Machines Edmund Leo Wall Detroit, Wayne County, MI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,997,892 Apr. 16, 1935 Duplicating Machine Edmund Leo Wall Detroit, Wayne County, MI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,998,003 Apr. 16, 1935 Hydraulic Feed Control Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Hydraulic Feed Control Charles W. McK. Goodrich Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Hydraulic Feed Control Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
1,998,004 Apr. 16, 1935 Differential Hydraulic Speed Gear Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,999,787 Apr. 30, 1935 Dual Pattern Controlled Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
1,999,834 Apr. 30, 1935 Multiple Hydraulic Motor Operation Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,002,816 May. 28, 1935 Machine Tool Drive Herman R. Isler Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,002,924 May. 28, 1935 Broaching Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,003,557 Jun. 04, 1935 Hydraulically Controlled Automatic Die Sinking Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,003,572 Jun. 04, 1935 Milling Machinery Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machinery Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,005,731 Jun. 25, 1935 Viscosity Compensating System Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Viscosity Compensating System Charles W. McK. Goodrich Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,005,732 Jun. 25, 1935 Balanced Pressure Hydraulic Circuit Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Balanced Pressure Hydraulic Circuit Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,006,311 Jun. 25, 1935 Leakage Compensator for Hydraulic Systems Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Leakage Compensator for Hydraulic Systems Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,006,312 Jun. 25, 1935 Compensating Bleeder Valve Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Compensating Bleeder Valve Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,007,231 Jul. 09, 1935 Duplicating Machine Edmund Leo Wall Detroit, Wayne County, MI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,007,232 Jul. 09, 1935 Automatic Carriage Control for Duplicating Machinery Edmund Leo Wall Detroit, Wayne County, MI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,010,556 Aug. 06, 1935 Transmission and control mechanism for milling machines Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, OH
    Transmission and control mechanism for milling machines Lest F. Nenninger Cincinnati, OH  
2,010,355 Aug. 06, 1935 Machine Tool Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Machine Tool Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,010,377 Aug. 06, 1935 Hydraulic Power Unit Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,010,378 Aug. 06, 1935 Hydraulic Power Unit Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,011,836 Aug. 20, 1935 Machine Tool Gustav David Sundstrand Rockford, Winnebago County, IL This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,012,081 Aug. 20, 1935 Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,012,082 Aug. 20, 1935 Hydraulic Gear Shifting System George E. Hieber Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Hydraulic Gear Shifting System William G. Hoelscher Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,012,083 Aug. 20, 1935 Machine Tool Apparatus William L. Schellenbach Wyoming, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,012,084 Aug. 20, 1935 Hydraulic Gear Shifting Mechanism William G. Hoelscher Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Hydraulic Gear Shifting Mechanism George E. Hieber Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Hydraulic Gear Shifting Mechanism Albert E. Robinson Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,012,249 Aug. 20, 1935 Automatic Positioning Mechanism for Machine Tools Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,016,931 Oct. 08, 1935 Hydraulic Mechanism for Determining the Path of Movement of a Tool or Other Element Clement C. Richard Detroit, Wayne County, MI The reissue of this patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,019,487 Nov. 05, 1935 Feed Regulator for Machine Tools Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.

Original application filed 15 Sept., 1927. Divided and this application filed 18 Dec., 1928.
    Feed Regulator for Machine Tools Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,019,486 Nov. 05, 1935 Hyraulically Propelled Machine Tool Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Hyraulically Propelled Machine Tool Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,020,773 Nov. 12, 1935 Deflection Variator Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,024,256 Dec. 17, 1935 Pattern Controlled Die Sinking Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH The reissue of this patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,024,250 Dec. 17, 1935 Routing Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,024,251 Dec. 17, 1935 Broaching Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,024,252 Dec. 17, 1935 Broaching Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,024,253 Dec. 17, 1935 Broaching Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,024,254 Dec. 17, 1935 Broaching Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,025,902 Dec. 31, 1935 Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,028,766 Jan. 28, 1936 Uniform Feed System Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Uniform Feed System Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,030,022 Feb. 04, 1936 Hydraulically Controlled Duplicating Machine Clifford H. Kain San Carlos, San Mateo County, CA This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,033,450 Mar. 10, 1936 Planetary Milling Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Planetary Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,035,388 Mar. 24, 1936 Transmission and Control Mechanism for Machine Tools Edward J. Kearney Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, WI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,036,206 Apr. 07, 1936 Machine Tool Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,036,293 Apr. 07, 1936 Machine for Milling, Profiling and the Like Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Machine for Milling, Profiling and the Like Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Machine for Milling, Profiling and the Like Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,036,362 Apr. 07, 1936 Automatic Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Automatic Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,037,262 Apr. 14, 1936 Transmission Mechanism Fred A. Parsons Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,037,263 Apr. 14, 1936 Transmission Fred A. Parsons Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,039,294 May. 05, 1936 Automatic Manual Control Subordinator for Tracer Controlled Machines John C. Campbell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,039,349 May. 05, 1936 Planetary Milling Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Planetary Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
RE19,985 May. 26, 1936 Pattern Controlled Die Sinking Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,042,245 May. 26, 1936 Milling Machine Transmission and Electric Control Mechanism Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,042,247 May. 26, 1936 Machine Tool Louis H. Blood Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,042,258 May. 26, 1936 Universal Dividing Head Quadrant Herman R. Isler Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,043,406 Jun. 09, 1936 Hydraulic Spindle Stop Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Hydraulic Spindle Stop Charles W. Goodrich Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,043,420 Jun. 09, 1936 Broaching Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,044,020 Jun. 16, 1936 Automatic Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,045,685 Jun. 30, 1936 Transmission and Control Mechanism for Milling Machines Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,045,756 Jun. 30, 1936 Mechanism for Keeping Records Philip H. Cone Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,047,034 Jul. 07, 1936 Broaching Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,050,124 Aug. 04, 1936 Spiral Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,050,127 Aug. 04, 1936 Tracer Controlled Cam Cutting Mechanism Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,049,623 Aug. 04, 1936 Broaching Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,051,052 Aug. 18, 1936 Machine Tool Hydraulic Control System Everette K. Morgan Rockford, Winnebago County, IL This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,051,430 Aug. 18, 1936 Universal Die Sinking Attachment for Verticall Milling Machines Edmund L. Wall Detroit, Wayne County, MI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,052,249 Aug. 25, 1936 Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,052,271 Aug. 25, 1936 Combined Milling and Boring Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,052,248 Aug. 25, 1936 Broaching Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,054,168 Sep. 15, 1936 Eccentric Miller Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,054,165 Sep. 15, 1936 Control Mechanism for the Transmission of a Milling Machine Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Control Mechanism for the Transmission of a Milling Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,059,505 Nov. 03, 1936 Automatic Pattern Controlled Reproducing Milling Machine Leigh W. Wright Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,063,756 Dec. 08, 1936 Broaching Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,065,326 Dec. 22, 1936 Milling Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,065,101 Dec. 22, 1936 Broaching Machine Fixture Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,068,890 Jan. 26, 1937 Automatic Three-Dimensional Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,068,889 Jan. 26, 1937 Milling and Profiling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,069,493 Feb. 02, 1937 Carriage Traversing Mechanism Wilfred H. Howe Winchester, Middlesex County, MA
2,070,807 Feb. 16, 1937 Backlash Eliminator Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Backlash Eliminator Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,070,808 Feb. 16, 1937 Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,070,811 Feb. 16, 1937 Thermally Conditioned Machine Tool Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,072,336 Mar. 02, 1937 Duplicating Machine Einar K. Johansen Chicago, Cook County, IL This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101..
2,072,540 Mar. 02, 1937 Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Leigh W. Wright Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,072,563 Mar. 02, 1937 Automatic Multiple Broaching Machine John E. Lynch Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Multiple Broaching Machine Howard L. Pope Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Automatic Multiple Broaching Machine Amos H. Hawley Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,074,095 Mar. 16, 1937 Combined Pattern Controlled Machine Tool Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,074,257 Mar. 16, 1937 Vibrating Tool Metalworking Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Vibrating Tool Metalworking Machine Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,074,396 Mar. 23, 1937 Impedance Variation Amplifier Wilfred H. Howe Winchester, Middlesex County, MA
2,076,865 Apr. 13, 1937 Manually Controlled Copy Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,076,859 Apr. 13, 1937 Transmission and Control Mechanism Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,076,944 Apr. 13, 1937 Gauging Mechanism Wilfred H. Howe Winchester, Middlesex County, MA
2,077,408 Apr. 20, 1937 Machine Tool Benjamin P. Graves Cranston, Providence County, RI We have seen this patent number, one of about 50 listed, on a No. 2B Plain Mill from Brown & Sharpe.

This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
    Machine Tool Arthur F. Bennett West Barrington, Bristol County, RI  
2,079,717 May. 11, 1937 machine for Milling Turbine Blades Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
    machine for Milling Turbine Blades Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,079,700 May. 11, 1937 Machine Tool Organization Walter D. Archea Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,082,496 Jun. 01, 1937 Voltage Regulation and Circuits Therefor Wilfred H. Howe Winchester, Middlesex County, MA
2,082,497 Jun. 01, 1937 Voltage Compensation Wilfred H. Howe Winchester, Middlesex County, MA
2,083,774 Jun. 15, 1937 Sensitive Valve Mechanism John C. Campbell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,085,303 Jun. 29, 1937 Hydraulic Circuit Control Mechanism Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,089,099 Aug. 03, 1937 Die Sinking and Engraving Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
    Die Sinking and Engraving Machine John C. Campbell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,090,992 Aug. 24, 1937 Thread Milling Machine Walter D. Archea Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,091,000 Aug. 24, 1937 Internal Milling Machine Walter Hoier Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,101,544 Dec. 07, 1937 Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Herman R. Isler Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,101,712 Dec. 07, 1937 Tracer Mechanism for Duplicating Machines Einar K. Johansen Chicago, Cook County, IL This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,107,063 Feb. 01, 1938 Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,111,271 Mar. 15, 1938 Apparatus for Lapping Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,111,288 Mar. 15, 1938 Milling Machine Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,111,332 Mar. 15, 1938 Multiple Automatic Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,119,902 Jun. 07, 1938 Machine Tool Transmission and Control Mechanism Louis H. Blood Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,120,196 Jun. 07, 1938 Hydraulic Contouring Attachment for Machine Tools Leigh W. Wright Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,124,852 Jul. 26, 1938 Machine Tool Benjamin P. Graves Cranston, Providence County, RI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
    Machine Tool Arthur F. Bennett West Barrington, Bristol County, RI  
2,132,540 Oct. 11, 1938 Broaching Machine Howard L. Pope Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine George R. Squibb Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,137,462 Nov. 22, 1938 Index Head Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,138,811 Dec. 06, 1938 Surface Hardening Lathe Bed Philber A. Abe Sidney, Shelby County, OH Toulmin & Toulmin - patent attorneys

My invention relates to a new article of manufacture for use as a lathe bed, and a process of producing it. It is my object to produce a lathe bed, which can be cast and machined, and thereafter be surface hardened. It is a further object to provide a novel alloy susceptible to the heat treatment and hardening process of this invention. It is my object to provide a type of material for use in lathe beds which can be surface hardened.

This patent number was seen on Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. and Thompson Grinder Co. patent plates.
2,139,173 Dec. 06, 1938 Control Circuit for Broaching Machines Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 01 Mar. 1933, now patent #2,063,756. Divided and this application filed 31 Mar., 1936.
    Control Circuit for Broaching Machines Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,142,029 Dec. 27, 1938 Combined Delayed Trip and Spindle Stop for Machine Tools Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,142,034 Dec. 27, 1938 Work Holder Mechanism for Machine Tools and the Like Rollin H. Patrick Deer Park, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,142,061 Dec. 27, 1938 Automatic Universal Profile and Die Sinking Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.

Application renewed 19 Aug. 1937.
2,154,947 Apr. 18, 1939 Hardening Metal Surfaces Arthur H. Lloyd , England Application in Great Britain, 20 Jun 1936.

This patent number was seen on Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. and Thompson Grinder Co. patent plates.
    Hardening Metal Surfaces Herbert H. Beeny , England  
2,154,718 Apr. 18, 1939 Duplicating Machine Thomas W. Bannon Chicago, Cook County, IL This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,157,948 May. 09, 1939 Hardening of Metal Surfaces Herbert H. Beeny , England Dyke, Calver & Gray - patent attorneys

This patent number was seen on Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. and Thompson Grinder Co. patent plates.


This invention relates to the treatment of ferrous surfaces such as are capable of being hardened by being locally heated by means of a burner to a high temperature and then immediately cooled. The flame is progressively applied to the surface at a predetermined rate, the arrangement being such that there is not sufficient time for the heat to be conducted away to the interior of the article before the surface of the latter is quenched. The specification accompanying the co-pending patent application of myself and Arthur H. Lloyd, Serial No. 148,752 describes a particularly satisfactory burner and cooler for treating a ferrous (for example, a cast-iron) surface in this way, and also an unproved form of burner. It is now found that in treating the surface of a cast-iron V-rail in this way there is a tendency for cracks to form along the apex of the rail. This is probably due to the fact of the flames, acting on the flanks of the rail, heating the apex of the rail to too great an extent, this resulting in the apex of the rail being hardened to a greater depth than the flanks of the rail. When a V-rail is to be used as an inverted-V-rail for supporting a machine-tool slide, it is unnecessary for its apex to be hardened as the load is taken by the flanks of the rail. The present invention is concerned with the surface-hardening of the operative face of a V-rail, to be used for supporting a machine-tool slide or some other slide, by flame-heating the flanks of the rail and immediately thereafter cooling them, as specified above; and it involves means acting to prevent the apex of the rail from being hardened in this manner so that the hardened flanks of the rail will be separated from one another by a relatively soft surface along the apex of the rail. Preferably the said means includes a jet of water or other cooling medium arranged to impinge on the apex of the rail in the vicinity of where the flanks are being flame heated, the said jet preferably being directed backwardly. Conveniently the cooling medium from this jet is delivered at a higher pressure than that from the main jets.
D115,193 Jun. 13, 1939 Machine Tool Unit Louis H. Blood Covington, Kenton County, KY This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Machine Tool Unit Lester F. Nenninger Covington, Kenton County, KY  
D115,223 Jun. 13, 1939 Machine Tool Unit Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Machine Tool Unit Emery C. Raehrs Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,164,884 Jul. 04, 1939 Operating Control Mechanism for Milling Machines Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
    Operating Control Mechanism for Milling Machines Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,164,876 Jul. 04, 1939 Hydraulic Vane Motor Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,170,291 Aug. 22, 1939 Transmission and Control Mechanism for Milling Machines Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,170,502 Aug. 22, 1939 Machine Tool Transmission Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,170,503 Aug. 22, 1939 Milling Machine Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
    Milling Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,173,074 Sep. 12, 1939 Broaching Tool Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,190,988 Feb. 20, 1940 Duplicating Machine Einar K. Johansen Chicago, Cook County, IL This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,191,131 Feb. 20, 1940 Backlash Eliminator Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,192,856 Mar. 05, 1940 Spindle Construction Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,194,568 Mar. 26, 1940 Broaching Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Winthrop Trible Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,199,465 May. 07, 1940 Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,203,798 Jun. 11, 1940 Broaching Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,203,803 Jun. 11, 1940 Broaching Machine Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Amos H. Hawley Sr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,205,277 Jun. 18, 1940 Broaching Machine Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Amos H. Hawley Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Broaching Machine Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,209,469 Jul. 30, 1940 Operating Control Mechanism for Milling Machines Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.

Original application file 31 May, 1934, now patent #2,164,884. Divided and this application filed 13 Feb., 1939.
    Operating Control Mechanism for Milling Machines Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
RE21,544 Aug. 27, 1940 Hydraulic Mechanism for Determining the Path of Movement of a Tool or Other Element Clement C. Richard Bloomfield Hills, Wayne County, MI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,212,855 Aug. 27, 1940 Combination Tool Head and Grinding Mechanism Windsor N. Chittenden Chagrin Falls, Cuyahoga County, OH
2,216,550 Oct. 01, 1940 Machine Tool Control Mechanism Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,218,469 Oct. 15, 1940 Overarm Actuating Mechanism Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,220,002 Oct. 29, 1940 Heat Treating Martin Rollman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
    Heat Treating William A. Maddox Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Heat Treating Henry M. S. Binns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,221,459 Nov. 12, 1940 Manually Controlled Contour Machine Bernard Sassen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
2,226,431 Dec. 24, 1940 Lubricating Mechanism for Machine Tools Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate.
    Lubricating Mechanism for Machine Tools Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,225,731 Dec. 24, 1940 Broaching Machine William D. Averill Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,228,902 Jan. 14, 1941 Automatically Controlled Machine Tool and Follow-Up System Albert Allen Winchester, Middlesex County, MA This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,235,085 Mar. 18, 1941 Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Hans Fritschi Silverton, Hamilton County, OH  
2,235,092 Mar. 18, 1941 Duplicating Machine Edmund Leo Wall Detroit, Wayne County, MI This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,239,567 Apr. 22, 1941 Milling Machine Spindle Construction Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,239,625 Apr. 22, 1941 Profile Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Profile Milling Machine Hans Fritschi Silverton, Hamilton County, OH  
2,257,849 Oct. 07, 1941 Machine Tool Temperature Contol Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,260,098 Oct. 21, 1941 Arbor Support and Harness Structure Louis H. Blood Covington, Kenton County, KY This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,275,783 Mar. 10, 1942 Overarm Structure Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,277,607 Mar. 24, 1942 Broaching Tool Howard L. Pope Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Tool George R. Squibb Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,280,760 Apr. 21, 1942 Back Lash Eliminator for Machine Tools Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
2,289,110 Jul. 07, 1942 Milling Speed Calculator Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent number was seen on a Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. patent plate 4FV-101.
    Milling Speed Calculator Raymond D. Wortendyke Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,290,590 Jul. 21, 1942 Indexing Mechanism Amos H. Hawley Sr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Indexing Mechanism Winthrop Trible Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,302,575 Nov. 17, 1942 Backlash Eliminator for Spindle Drives Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Backlash Eliminator for Spindle Drives Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,308,688 Jan. 19, 1943 Milling Machine Control Mechanism Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,308,689 Jan. 19, 1943 Broaching Machine Amos H. Hawley Sr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,308,708 Jan. 19, 1943 Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,308,728 Jan. 19, 1943 Safety Control for Machine Tools Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Safety Control for Machine Tools Winthrop Trible Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,320,353 Jun. 01, 1943 Power Transmission Mechanism Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Power Transmission Mechanism Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,327,107 Aug. 17, 1943 Milling Machine Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,330,890 Oct. 05, 1943 Profile Milling Machine Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,331,442 Oct. 12, 1943 Plugging Switch Winthrop Trible Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,331,967 Oct. 19, 1943 Calculating Device Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Calculating Device Raymond D. Wortendyke Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,332,532 Oct. 26, 1943 Dual Pattern Controlled Machine Tool Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,332,533 Oct. 26, 1943 Tracer Mechanism Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,333,337 Nov. 02, 1943 Broaching Machine Emery C. Rachrs Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Carl M. Beach Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,349,595 May. 23, 1944 Machine Tool Control Mechanism Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,349,597 May. 23, 1944 Lubricating System for Machine Tools Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Lubricating System for Machine Tools Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Lubricating System for Machine Tools Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
421,248 Jul. 04, 1944 Power Transmission Mechanism Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Power Transmission Mechanism Marlo E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,365,040 Dec. 12, 1944 Broaching Machine William D. Averill Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine August L. Hamelberg Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,365,043 Dec. 12, 1944 Milling Machine Louis H. Blood Covington, Kenton County, KY
    Milling Machine Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,365,059 Dec. 12, 1944 Feed Mechanism for Grinding Machines Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,365,075 Dec. 12, 1944 Milling Machine Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,365,078 Dec. 12, 1944 Rotary Table Attachment for Milling Machines Walter Hoier Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,367,759 Jan. 23, 1945 Grinding Machine Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Albert D. C. Stuckey Hamilton, Butler County, OH  
2,368,061 Jan. 23, 1945 Milling Machine Raymond D. Wortendyke Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,368,315 Jan. 30, 1945 Grinding Machine Lincoln E. Mehlhope Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,376,237 May. 15, 1945 Grinding Machine Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Albert D. C. Stuckey Hamilton, Butler County, OH  
2,377,921 Jun. 12, 1945 Grinding Machine George W. Binns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Frederick J. Theler Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,377,982 Jun. 12, 1945 Grinding Machine and Method of Grinding Frederick J. Theler Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine and Method of Grinding George W. Binns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Grinding Machine and Method of Grinding Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,393,907 Jan. 29, 1946 Milling Machine Vibration Dampener Charles Herfurth Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,393,928 Jan. 29, 1946 Control Mechanism for Milling Machines Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Control Mechanism for Milling Machines Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,402,290 Jun. 18, 1946 Knee Actuating Mechanism for Milling Machines Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Knee Actuating Mechanism for Milling Machines Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,404,127 Jul. 16, 1946 Sensitive Control Mechanism Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,412,499 Dec. 10, 1946 Machine Tool Vibration Dampener Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Vibration Dampener Daniel A. Grieb Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Machine Tool Vibration Dampener Michael Field Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,412,549 Dec. 10, 1946 Automatic Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Edward W. Yates Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Taft S. Armandroff Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,416,539 Feb. 25, 1947 Milling Machine Indicating Dial Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Milling Machine Indicating Dial Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,416,717 Mar. 04, 1947 Mechanical Activation Milton C. Shaw Hampton, VA
2,422,414 Jun. 17, 1947 Index Milling Machine Walter Hoier Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,422,448 Jun. 17, 1947 Remote Control Means for Speed Change Mechanism Winthrop Trible Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,425,859 Aug. 19, 1947 Cutter Grinder Oscar M. Braaten Rock Island, Rock Island County, IL
2,425,903 Aug. 19, 1947 Lubricating Mechanism for Milling Machines Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Lubricating Mechanism for Milling Machines Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,430,127 Nov. 04, 1947 Thermally Controlled Machine Tool Max Kronenberg Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Thermally Controlled Machine Tool Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,441,291 May. 11, 1948 Spindle Positioning Mechanism Edillio J. Riveira Silverton, Hamilton County, OH
2,443,793 Jun. 22, 1948 Pattern Controlled Machine Tool George A. Lensky Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Pattern Controlled Machine Tool Winthrop Trible Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Pattern Controlled Machine Tool Edward W. Yates Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,447,446 Aug. 17, 1948 Pattern Controlled Machine Tool Warren Wilder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Pattern Controlled Machine Tool Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,452,674 Nov. 02, 1948 Knee Actuating Mechanism for Milling Machines Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Knee Actuating Mechanism for Milling Machines Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,453,600 Nov. 09, 1948 Indexing Mechanism Harold R. Soden Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,458,597 Jan. 11, 1949 Milling Machine Walter Hoier Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Milling Machine Richard N. Clifton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,459,825 Jan. 25, 1949 Bearing Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,459,826 Jan. 25, 1949 Fluid Pressure Bearing Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,459,937 Jan. 25, 1949 Hydraulic Control System Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Hydraulic Control System Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,459,976 Jan. 25, 1949 Milling Machine Transmission and Control Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Milling Machine Transmission and Control Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,471,097 May. 24, 1949 Pattern Controlled Machine Tool Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Pattern Controlled Machine Tool Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,473,741 Jun. 21, 1949 Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Warren Wilder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,478,562 Aug. 09, 1949 Grinding Machine George W. Binns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Frederick S. Haas Orgonia, Warren County, OH  
2,478,607 Aug. 09, 1949 Grinding Machine Frederick J. Theler Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Lincoln E. Mehlhope Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,484,887 Oct. 18, 1949 Crankshaft Grinder Walter A. Hoier Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Crankshaft Grinder Edillio J. Riveira Silverton, Hamilton County, OH  
    Crankshaft Grinder Lincoln E. Mehlhope Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,484,910 Oct. 18, 1949 Variable Speed Mechanism Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Variable Speed Mechanism Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,489,227 Nov. 22, 1949 Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
    Milling Machine Hans Fritschi Silverton, Hamilton County, OH  
2,492,687 Dec. 27, 1949 Hydraulic Pump Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,492,688 Dec. 27, 1949 Hydraulic Power Unit Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,504,413 Apr. 18, 1950 Braking Mechanism for Machine Tools Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Braking Mechanism for Machine Tools Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,504,443 Apr. 18, 1950 Milling Machine Transmission and Control Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Milling Machine Transmission and Control Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,507,558 May. 16, 1950 Dynamic Balancing Mechanism Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Dynamic Balancing Mechanism Walter Schroeder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,507,581 May. 16, 1950 Safety Device for Broaching Machines Milton V. Waters Silverton, Hamilton County, OH
    Safety Device for Broaching Machines William P. McDonald Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Safety Device for Broaching Machines Harold P. Baecker Milford, Hamilton County, OH  
2,518,600 Aug. 15, 1950 Infeed Attachment for Grinding Machines Walter A. Cox Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,520,879 Aug. 29, 1950 Lubricating System Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,523,883 Sep. 26, 1950 Heat Treating Machine David M. Strauchen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Heat Treating Machine Milton Garvin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,535,889 Dec. 26, 1950 Instrument Mounting Carl A. Boehm Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,535,895 Dec. 26, 1950 Automatic Profile Cutting Machine John Q. Buckles Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Profile Cutting Machine George A. Lensky Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Automatic Profile Cutting Machine Winthrop Trible Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,535,896 Dec. 26, 1950 Pattern Controlled Milling Machine John Q. Buckles Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Pattern Controlled Milling Machine George A. Lensky Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Winthrop Trible Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,535,909 Dec. 26, 1950 Hydraulic Transmission Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Hydraulic Transmission Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,535,957 Dec. 26, 1950 Precision Positioning Mechanism Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Precision Positioning Mechanism Erwin G. Roehm Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,537,389 Jan. 09, 1951 Grinding Machine Alvin F. Alt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,537,409 Jan. 09, 1951 Jogging Mechanism for Machine Tools Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Jogging Mechanism for Machine Tools Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,538,746 Jan. 23, 1951 Bearing Construction Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,546,062 Mar. 20, 1951 Torque Converter Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,552,676 May. 15, 1951 Method of Manufacturing Organo-Metallic Compounds John Stanley Hill Rossmoyne, Hamilton County, OH
2,555,223 May. 29, 1951 Wiper Mechanism for a Machine Guideways Walter A. Cox Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,555,242 May. 29, 1951 Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Lester F. Nenninger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Edgar D. Vancil Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Milling Machine Transmission and Control Mechanism Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,555,517 Jun. 05, 1951 Automatic Heat Treating Machine David M. Strauchen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Heat Treating Machine Milton Garvin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,559,097 Jul. 03, 1951 Reproducing Machine Dallas R. Trinkle Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,565,687 Aug. 28, 1951 Precision Wheel Truing Mechanism Walter A. Hoier Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,572,756 Oct. 23, 1951 Combined Machine Tool Alfred G. Plimmer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Combined Machine Tool Frederick J. Kistner Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,573,098 Oct. 30, 1951 Hydraulic Feed Mechanism Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Hydraulic Feed Mechanism Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,578,711 Dec. 18, 1951 Bearing Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Continuation of application filed 13 May, 1941. This application filed 27 Jun., 1947.
2,578,712 Dec. 18, 1951 Fluid Pressure Bearing Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 30 Sept., 1941, now patent #2,459,826. Divided and this application filed 19 Jan., 1949.
2,578,713 Dec. 18, 1951 Fluid Pressure Bearing Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 30 Sept., 1941, now patent #2,459,826. Divided and this application filed 19 Jan., 1949.
2,586,242 Feb. 19, 1952 Coolant System for Grinding Machines Jack S. Mathews Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,587,896 Mar. 04, 1952 Broaching Machine Emery C. Raehrs Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,599,698 Jun. 10, 1952 Grinding Machine Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,612,184 Sep. 30, 1952 Sensitive Hydraulic Tracer Valve Wendell I. Evans Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,620,823 Dec. 09, 1952 Tracer Valve Mechanism with Dashpot Robert R. Adams Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Tracer Valve Mechanism with Dashpot Raymond D. Wortendyke Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,621,717 Dec. 16, 1952 Annular Torch Head for Flame Hardening Machines David M. Strauchen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Annular Torch Head for Flame Hardening Machines Milton Garvin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,622,454 Dec. 23, 1952 Auxiliary transmission mechanism for milling machines Carl A. Boehm Cincinnati, OH
2,622,375 Dec. 23, 1952 Grinding Machine Frederick S. Haas Orgonia, Warren County, OH
    Grinding Machine Winthrop Trible Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,622,485 Dec. 23, 1952 Automatic Line Tracking Machine Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,622,486 Dec. 23, 1952 Spindle Transmission and Positioning Mechanism Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH Original application files 03 Oct., 1942, now patent #2,489,227. Divided and this application filed 08 Jul., 1946.
    Spindle Transmission and Positioning Mechanism Hans Fritschi Silverton, Hamilton County, OH  
2,622,489 Dec. 23, 1952 Tracer Control Mechanism Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,622,537 Dec. 23, 1952 Pumping Mechanism Raymond D. Wortendyke Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,622,614 Dec. 23, 1952 Rate Valve Walter A. Cox Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,633,061 Mar. 31, 1953 Milling Machine Control Mechanism Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 03 Oct., 1942, now patent #2,489,227. Divided and another application filed 08 Jul., 1946. Divided again and this application filed 15 Oct., 1949.
    Milling Machine Control Mechanism Hans Fritschi Amberley Village, Hamilton County, OH  
2,641,873 Jun. 16, 1953 Automatic Truing Mechanism Frederick S. Haas Orgonia, Warren County, OH
2,641,874 Jun. 16, 1953 Grinding Machine Roy G. Kirby Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,641,875 Jun. 16, 1953 Grinding Wheel Speed Regulator Roy G. Kirby Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Wheel Speed Regulator John M. Morgan Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Grinding Wheel Speed Regulator Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,641,876 Jun. 16, 1953 Precision Grinding Machine Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Precision Grinding Machine Bernard A. Kearns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,641,969 Jun. 16, 1953 Machine Tool Control Mechanism Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,641,970 Jun. 16, 1953 High-Speed Spindle Construction Alfred G. Plimmer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,660,985 Dec. 01, 1953 Hydraulic Feed System Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,664,787 Jan. 05, 1954 Thermal Compensator Alfred G. Plimmer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,665,126 Jan. 05, 1954 Crankshaft Pin Hardening Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,665,613 Jan. 12, 1954 Overarm Deflection Compensator Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,665,681 Jan. 12, 1954 Truing Mechanism Frederick S. Haas Orgonia, Warren County, OH
2,674,160 Apr. 06, 1954 Contouring Machine Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,675,743 Apr. 20, 1954 Contour Milling Machine Mario Martellotti Cincinnati, OH H. K. Parsons & L. W. Wright - patent attorneys


This invention relates to improvements in milling machines and has particular reference to an improved structure for the production of varying or irregular surfaces or contours.One of the principal objects of the present invention is the provision of an improved automatic machine particularly adapted for the production of long work pieces, such as airplane spars or the like having variable height and twisted or warped effect final surface contours. A further object of the invention is the provision of an improved type of milling machine facilitating the continuous control of both depth and angle of cut being produced. An additional object of the invention is the provision of a machine of this character in which the cross movement may be correspondingly simultaneously varied so that the cutter will accurately describe a sinuous or other path along the surface being formed on the work piece and in which the several movements may be automatically controlled in a simple and effective manner. The invention further contemplates an improved type of milling machine in which the angular relationship between the cutter and work may be varied and in which means are provided effective to compensate for potential displacement of the cutter with respect to the traverse path resulting from such angular adjustment.
    Contour Milling Machine Lincoln E. Mehlhope Cincinnati, OH  
2,681,533 Jun. 22, 1954 Grinding Machine Headstock Frederick C. Logeman Branch Hill, Clermont County, OH
2,682,941 Jul. 06, 1954 Machine Tool Transmission Amos H. Hawley Sr. Cupertino, Santa Clara County, CA
2,686,650 Aug. 17, 1954 Hydraulic Tracing Mechanism Wendell I. Evans Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,690,097 Sep. 28, 1954 Trip Control Mechanism Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This invention is an improvment upon patent #2,393,928.
2,696,066 Dec. 07, 1954 Grinding Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,696,145 Dec. 07, 1954 Machine Tool Control Mechanism Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,703,040 Mar. 01, 1955 Machine Tool Control Mechanism Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,704,012 Mar. 15, 1955 Automatic Profiling Machine Dallas R. Trinkle Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,706,892 Apr. 26, 1955 Tracer Control Circuit for Pattern Controlled Machines Hans Fritschi Amberley Village, Hamilton County, OH
    Tracer Control Circuit for Pattern Controlled Machines Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,709,395 May. 31, 1955 Broaching Machine Carl A. Boehm Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Machine Emery C. Rogers Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,709,877 Jun. 07, 1955 Automatic Infeed Mechanism for Centerless Grinders Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Infeed Mechanism for Centerless Grinders George L. Grove Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,711,114 Jun. 21, 1955 Cross Slide Mechanism Millard Romaine Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Cross Slide Mechanism Eugene L. Ritter Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,713,246 Jul. 19, 1955 Tracer Control Mechanism Having Independent Rate and Direction Control Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Tracer Control Mechanism Having Independent Rate and Direction Control Hans Fritschi Amberley Village, Hamilton County, OH  
2,713,772 Jul. 26, 1955 Hydraulic Transmission and Control for Machine Tool Tables Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,714,823 Aug. 09, 1955 Vibration Dampener Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Vibration Dampener Robert R. Adams Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,716,925 Sep. 06, 1955 Reproducing Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,718,101 Sep. 20, 1955 Automatic Infeed Mechanism for Centerless Grinders Albert D. C. Stuckey Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Infeed Mechanism for Centerless Grinders Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,726,581 Dec. 13, 1955 Tracer Controlled Safety Device Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 01 Oct., 1949, now patent #2,641,969. Divided and this application filed 30 Jan., 1953.
2,726,582 Dec. 13, 1955 Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,727,419 Dec. 20, 1955 Reproducing Machine Wendell I. Evans Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,728,268 Dec. 27, 1955 Concavity Generating Milling Machine Richard N. Clifton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Concavity Generating Milling Machine Milton V. Waters Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Concavity Generating Milling Machine Peter F. Ochotschinsky Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,730,129 Jan. 10, 1956 Tracer Control Mechanism Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Tracer Control Mechanism Hans Fritschi Amberley Village, Hamilton County, OH  
2,730,843 Jan. 17, 1956 Cambering Mechanism Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,730,845 Jan. 17, 1956 Centerless Grinding Machine and Method Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,731,774 Jan. 24, 1956 Centerless Grinding Machine with Work Rotating and Feeding Support Edward J. Sieber Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Centerless Grinding Machine with Work Rotating and Feeding Support Wallace L. Davis Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,738,712 Mar. 20, 1956 Three Dimension Contouring Machine Henry Gill Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,741,205 Apr. 10, 1956 Hydraulic Press Structure Richard A. Paulton Cozaddale, Warren County, OH
2,741,952 Apr. 17, 1956 Contouring Machine Control Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,747,271 May. 29, 1956 Process of Machining Emery C. Raehrs Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Process of Machining William D. Averill Mariemont, Hamilton County, OH  
2,747,469 May. 29, 1956 Cutter Position Compensating Mechanism for Profiling Machines Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Cutter Position Compensating Mechanism for Profiling Machines Hans Fritschi Amberley Village, Hamilton County, OH  
2,749,685 Jun. 12, 1956 Grinding Wheel George Baldwin Dayton, Campbell County, KY
2,752,634 Jul. 03, 1956 Wheel Forming Machine William A. Rengering Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,752,827 Jul. 03, 1956 Control Mechanism for Contouring Machines Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,761,196 Sep. 04, 1956 Face Mill Carl O. Graves Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,766,003 Oct. 09, 1956 Tracer Head Mechanism Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Tracer Head Mechanism Hans Fritschi Amberley Village, Hamilton County, OH  
2,766,711 Oct. 16, 1956 Press Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Press Kenneth P. Martin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,768,478 Oct. 30, 1956 Pattern Controlled Cutter Grinder Campbell Ernst Waller Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,773,968 Dec. 11, 1956 Electro Discharge Machine Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Electro Discharge Machine James W. Evans Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,774,642 Dec. 18, 1956 Adjustable Table for Milling Machines Campbell Ernst Waller Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,775,235 Dec. 25, 1956 Booster for Template Controlled Truing Mechanism Wilbur F. Jessup Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,778,925 Jan. 22, 1957 Electrical Discharge Cutting Machine John G. Gross Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Electrical Discharge Cutting Machine Henry Gill Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,779,250 Jan. 29, 1957 Automatic Control Mechanism Fred A. Hassman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This invention is an improvement on the construction shown in patent #2,393,928.
2,782,490 Feb. 26, 1957 Milling Cutter Carl O. Graves Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,788,718 Apr. 16, 1957 Contouring Machine Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,790,280 Apr. 30, 1957 Spindle Positioning Mechanism John W. Wilson Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Spindle Positioning Mechanism Robert L. Henry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,791,946 May. 14, 1957 Variable Conical Cutter Philip C. Hewett Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,793,568 May. 28, 1957 Automatic Contouring Machine for Producing Warped Surfaces Mario E. Martellotti Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Contouring Machine for Producing Warped Surfaces Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
2,794,371 Jun. 04, 1957 Spindle Control for Contouring Machines Erwin G. Roehm Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,795,088 Jun. 11, 1957 Microcentric Grinder Carl J. Schonhoft Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH This patent is an improvement on patent #2,478,562.
    Microcentric Grinder Robert Bernhard Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,800,839 Jul. 30, 1957 Contouring Machine Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,802,312 Aug. 13, 1957 Grinding Machine Ernest Gosney Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine George L. Grove Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,807,240 Sep. 24, 1957 Automatic Compensating Mechanism for Milling Machine Erwin G. Roehm Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
2,807,706 Sep. 24, 1957 Apparatus for Automatic Control of Electrical Discharge Machine John J. Oezer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,840,958 Jul. 01, 1958 Automatic Cutter Grinder Campbell Ernst Waller Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,841,053 Jul. 01, 1958 Tracer Controlled Angular Cutter Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,850,805 Sep. 09, 1958 Gauging Device Eduard Bauer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,855,729 Oct. 14, 1958 Grinding Machine Elijah F. Render Ferndale, Oakland County , MI
2,858,745 Nov. 04, 1958 Tracing Mechanism for Machine Tools Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,864,622 Dec. 16, 1958 Magnetic Work Chuck William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,868,087 Jan. 13, 1959 Tracing Apparatus John M. Morgan Jr. Montgomery, Hamilton County, OH
2,868,993 Jan. 13, 1959 Apparatus for Reproducing a Pattern Outline Robert L. Henry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,874,174 Feb. 17, 1959 Bituminous Bonding Compounds Clarence F. Huber Mount Healthy, Hamilton County, OH
    Bituminous Bonding Compounds Paul F. Thompson Deer Park, Hamilton County, OH  
2,875,219 Feb. 24, 1959 Bituminous Bonding Agents Clarence F. Huber Mount Healthy, Hamilton County, OH
    Bituminous Bonding Agents Paul F. Thompson Deer Park, Hamilton County, OH  
2,878,767 Mar. 24, 1959 Forming Press Diaphragm Richard A. Paulton Cozaddale, Warren County, OH
2,882,649 Apr. 21, 1959 Incremental Feed Mechanism George L. Grove Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,885,766 May. 12, 1959 Face Milling Cutter Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Face Milling Cutter Campbell Ernst Waller Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,885,910 May. 12, 1959 Automatic Indexing Mechanism Campbell Ernst Waller Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,889,755 Jun. 09, 1959 Machine Tool Transmission Walter Schroeder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,902,798 Sep. 08, 1959 Automatic Table Positioning Mechanism for Grinders Walter A. Hoier Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Table Positioning Mechanism for Grinders John R. Baker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,902,904 Sep. 08, 1959 Control System for Machine Tools Joseph A. Rave Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Control System for Machine Tools Robert L. Henry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,903,922 Sep. 15, 1959 Self-Centering Drill Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Hans Ernst & William A. Haggerty, Patent Attorneys
    Self-Centering Drill William A. Haggerty Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,912,795 Nov. 17, 1959 Transfer Mechanism Wilbur F. Jessup Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Transfer Mechanism Melvin E. Aston Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,912,798 Nov. 17, 1959 Loader for Machine Tool William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Loader for Machine Tool Bertram H. Steinhard Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,912,906 Nov. 17, 1959 Machine Tool Transmission Walter Schroeder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,914,890 Dec. 01, 1959 Work Handling and Indexing Mechanism Walter A. Hoier Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,921,415 Jan. 19, 1960 Cross Feed Mechanism for Machine Tool Bernard S. Shaw Madeira, Hamilton County, OH
    Cross Feed Mechanism for Machine Tool Arnold L. Kellermann Milford, Hamilton County, OH  
2,930,168 Mar. 29, 1960 Machine Tool Tailstock Harry E. Luebkemann Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,930,373 Mar. 29, 1960 Grinding Machine Truing Mechanism Wilbur F. Jessup Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Truing Mechanism Robert H. Weisgerber Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,933,858 Apr. 26, 1960 Surface Grinding Machine Asley C. Glenn Covington, Kenton County, KY
    Surface Grinding Machine Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,933,986 Apr. 26, 1960 Spindle Control Mechanism Walter Schroeder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,937,576 May. 24, 1960 Automatic Milling Machine Peter F. Olton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,937,577 May. 24, 1960 Tracing Apparatus John M. Morgan Jr. Montgomery, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 28 Dec., 1954, now patent #2,868,087. Divided and this application filed 13 Oct., 1958.
2,937,606 May. 24, 1960 Metal Forming Press Richard A. Paulton Cozaddale, Warren County, OH
2,937,639 May. 24, 1960 Automatic Truing Mechanism George L. Grove Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,943,926 Jul. 05, 1960 Abrasive Wheel Composition George J. Goepfert Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,946,265 Jul. 26, 1960 Pattern Controlled Milling Machine Herbert M. Fuldner Fort Thomas, Campbell County, KY
2,949,708 Aug. 23, 1960 Gage Head for In-Process Gaging in Machine Tool James G. Wiatt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Gage Head for In-Process Gaging in Machine Tool Greig S. Butterworth Columbus, Franklin County, OH  
2,949,739 Aug. 23, 1960 Automatic Tracing Device Thomas E. Dugle Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Continuation of abandoned application file 13 Jul., 1955. This application filed 11 Sept., 1958.
    Automatic Tracing Device Loren J. Meyers Garden Grove, Orange County, CA  
2,949,796 Aug. 23, 1960 Indexing Mechanism Albert F. Frederick Mason, Warren County, OH
    Indexing Mechanism Ralph J. Rabel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,950,211 Aug. 23, 1960 Heterocyclic Asphalt Additives Clarence F. Huber Mount Healthy, Hamilton County, OH
    Heterocyclic Asphalt Additives Paul F. Thompson Deer Park, Hamilton County, OH  
2,950,580 Aug. 30, 1960 Centerless Grinding Machine for Tapered Work Pieces Elijah F. Render Madeira, Hamilton County, OH
2,950,581 Aug. 30, 1960 Gaging Device Greig S. Butterworth Columbus, Franklin County, OH
2,951,193 Aug. 30, 1960 Slowdown Control for Servosystem Circuit Joseph A. Rave Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,956,452 Oct. 18, 1960 Indexing Mechanism Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,956,482 Oct. 18, 1960 Automatic Variable Counterbalance Peter F. Olton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,956,793 Oct. 18, 1960 Rotary Fluid Cooled Flame Head for Flame Hardening Machine Ralph S. Easley Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,960,951 Nov. 22, 1960 Spinning Machine Charles Blerman Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,967,323 Jan. 10, 1961 Locking Mechanism for Machine Tool Control Device Ashley C. Glenn Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,969,623 Jan. 31, 1961 Size Gauging Device Kenneth D. Mehlhope Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Size Gauging Device Arthur H. Faulhaber Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,969,717 Jan. 31, 1961 Hydraulic System for Pattern Controlled Machine Tools Benjamin W. Carter Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,969,808 Jan. 31, 1961 Two-Stage Valve Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,974,080 Mar. 07, 1961 Process of Construction of Machine Tools Winthrop Trible Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,976,650 Mar. 28, 1961 Machine Tool Workpiece Loading System Bertram H. Steinhard Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,984,953 May. 23, 1961 Electrical Gauging Device Norman D. Neal Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
2,996,398 Aug. 15, 1961 Bituminous Compositions Clarence F. Huber Mount Healthy, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 15 Mar., 1955, now patent #2,875,219. Divided and this application filed 18 Apr., 1958.
    Bituminous Compositions Paul F. Thompson Deer Park, Hamilton County, OH  
2,996,399 Aug. 15, 1961 Bituminous Compositions Clarence F. Huber Mount Healthy, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 15 Mar., 1955, now patent #2,874,174. Divided and this application filed 18 Apr., 1958.
    Bituminous Compositions Paul F. Thompson Deer Park, Hamilton County, OH  
2,998,634 Sep. 05, 1961 Broaching Tool Emery C. Raehrs Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Broaching Tool Richard N. Clifton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
2,998,759 Sep. 05, 1961 Automatic Tracing Device Thomas E. Dugle Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 11 Sept., 1958, now patent #2,949,739, which is a continuation of application filed 13 Jul., 1955, now abandoned. Divided and this application filed 21 Mar., 1960.
    Automatic Tracing Device Loren J. Meyers Garden Grove, Orange County, CA  
2,998,867 Sep. 05, 1961 Vibration Damper Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,003,291 Oct. 10, 1961 Mechanism for Shoulder Grinding Albert D. C. Stuckey Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,003,294 Oct. 10, 1961 Clamping Mechanism for Machine Tool Rolf Grzymek Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,003,491 Oct. 10, 1961 Cam Follower Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,003,492 Oct. 10, 1961 Diamond Nib Holder George L. Grove Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,009,295 Nov. 21, 1961 Machine Tool Loading Mechanism William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Loading Mechanism Frank W. Egbert Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,009,399 Nov. 21, 1961 Automatic Cycle Control Mechanism Milton V. Waters Silverton, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Cycle Control Mechanism Albert V. Gress Jr. Trotwood, Montgomery County, OH  
3,012,553 Dec. 12, 1961 Wheel Thinning Apparatus Harry E. Luebkemann Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,016,016 Jan. 09, 1962 Reciprocating Pump Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,018,697 Jan. 30, 1962 Counterbalance control device Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, OH
    Counterbalance control device Walter Schroeder Cincinnati, OH  
3,018,590 Jan. 30, 1962 Grinding Machine Feed Mechanism Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Feed Mechanism Bertram H. Steinhard Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,018,696 Jan. 30, 1962 Keyway Cutting Machine Lawrence A. Attermeyer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,018,698 Jan. 30, 1962 Machine Tool Auxiliary Spindle Drive John E. Lynch Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Auxiliary Spindle Drive James E. Brennan Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Machine Tool Auxiliary Spindle Drive Richard C. Brasington Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,019,066 Jan. 30, 1962 Machine Tool Spindle Construction Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,019,343 Jan. 30, 1962 Universal Line Trcer Robert L. Henry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,019,377 Jan. 30, 1962 Hand Servo Control System John M. Morgan Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Hand Servo Control System Hubert K. Brown Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Hand Servo Control System Joseph A. Rave Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,021,539 Feb. 20, 1962 Tapping Spindle Reversing Means Selectively Actuated Automatically or Manually by Quill Actuating Member Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
3,030,198 Apr. 17, 1962 Abrasive Article Harry S. Kibbey Morrow, Warren County, OH
3,031,897 May. 01, 1962 Machine Tool Anti-Backlash Motion Transmitting Mechanism William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,034,265 May. 15, 1962 Grinding Machine Rapid Advance Motor Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,037,029 May. 29, 1962 Imidazoline Compounds Clarence F. Huber Mount Healthy, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 06 Mar., 1957, now patent #2,950,211. Divided and this application filed 30 Nov., 1959.
    Imidazoline Compounds Paul F. Thompson Deer Park, Hamilton County, OH  
3,037,329 Jun. 05, 1962 Method and Apparatus for Grinding Drills Hans Ernst Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Method and Apparatus for Grinding Drills Eugene L. Ritter Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Method and Apparatus for Grinding Drills William A. Haggerty Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,037,332 Jun. 05, 1962 Machine Tool Sizing Device James G. Wiatt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Sizing Device Greig S. Butterworth Columbus, Franklin County, OH  
3,043,056 Jul. 10, 1962 Machine Tool Construction to Eliminate Effect of Expansion of Members Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Construction to Eliminate Effect of Expansion of Members Albert D. C. Stuckey Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,043,275 Jul. 10, 1962 Device for Control of Fluid Flow Rate Horace W. Reid Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,046,703 Jul. 31, 1962 Regulating Wheel Spindle Mounting and Drive for a Centerless Grinding Machine George L. Grove Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,046,704 Jul. 31, 1962 Machine Tool Slide and Mounting Thereof Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Slide and Mounting Thereof George L. Grove Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,046,710 Jul. 31, 1962 Cooling Device for Machine Tool Member George L. Grove Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Cooling Device for Machine Tool Member Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,050,912 Aug. 28, 1962 Mounting Construction for Machine Tool Member Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,052,013 Sep. 04, 1962 Valve and Method of Manufacture William B. Kane Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,052,069 Sep. 04, 1962 Automatic Feed Mechanism for Machine Tools Rolf Grzymek Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,052,334 Sep. 04, 1962 Transmission Creep Mechanism for Machine Tool Walter Schroeder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,056,239 Oct. 02, 1962 Grinding Wheel Feed Mechanism Responsive to Pressure of Wheel on Work William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Wheel Feed Mechanism Responsive to Pressure of Wheel on Work Ernest Gosney Jr. Mentor, Campbell County, OH  
3,056,240 Oct. 02, 1962 Automatic Grinding Machine John M. Morgan Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Grinding Machine Robert G. Wise Loveland, Hamilton County, OH  
3,060,647 Oct. 30, 1962 Phase-Out Device for Grinding Machine Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Phase-Out Device for Grinding Machine George L. Grove Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,060,690 Oct. 30, 1962 Control Mechanism for Machine Tool Table Feed Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,060,773 Oct. 30, 1962 Adjustable Guide Bushing Karl F. Stroms Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,066,578 Dec. 04, 1962 Temperature Control of Machine Tool Peter F. Olton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,066,782 Dec. 04, 1962 Positioning Control Mechanism for Milling Machines Peter F. Olton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 18 Feb., 1957, now patent #2,937,576. Divided and this application filed 04 Mar., 1960.
3,067,337 Dec. 04, 1962 Servo Amplifier Using Push-Pull Complementary Cascafed Transistors with Means to Superimpose a Higher A. C. Frequency on Information Signal Charles J. Bowman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,071,898 Jan. 08, 1963 Centerless Grinder Infeed Workrest and Ejector Mechanism George L. Grove Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,071,990 Jan. 08, 1963 Transmission Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
3,072,236 Jan. 08, 1963 Programming Apparatus Herbert M. Fuldner Fort Thomas, Campbell County, KY
3,075,321 Jan. 29, 1963 Workpiece Handling Mechanism for Centerless Grinder William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,075,485 Jan. 29, 1963 Mounting Construction for Diaphragm in Forming Press Charles L. Mitchell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,075,512 Jan. 29, 1963 Method of Truing and Dressing an Abrasive Wheel and Apparatus Therefor William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,075,513 Jan. 29, 1963 Grinder Wheel Truing Mechanism William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,079,741 Mar. 05, 1963 Method for Grinding Elijah F. Render Madeira, Hamilton County, OH Original application filed 27 Mar., 1961. Divided and this application filed 18 Apr., 1962.
3,080,324 Mar. 05, 1963 Grignard Reagents Donald L. Richards Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grignard Reagents Kenneth R. Molt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,084,899 Apr. 09, 1963 Manual Three Direction Tracer Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Manual Three Direction Tracer Charles L. Gschwind Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,089,293 May. 14, 1963 Automatic Control Mechanism for Roll Grinder Walter A. Hoier Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Control Mechanism for Roll Grinder George W. Marshall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Automatic Control Mechanism for Roll Grinder Milton V. Waters Silverton, Hamilton County, OH  
3,089,572 May. 14, 1963 Machine Tool System Control Mechanism Charles Herfurth Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,089,989 May. 14, 1963 Positioning Device Including Means for Dividing Intervals into Preselected Numbers of Equal Parts Joseph A. Rave Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,093,015 Jun. 11, 1963 Machine Tool Motion Transmitting Mechanism Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
3,093,128 Jun. 11, 1963 Grinding Machine Truing Mechanism William B. Seidel Terrace Park, Hamilton County, OH
3,093,225 Jun. 11, 1963 Machine Tool Preselect Speed Change Mechanism Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
3,094,817 Jun. 25, 1963 Centerless Grinding Machine Jerry S. Bartholomew Milford, Hamilton County, OH
3,095,119 Jun. 25, 1963 Conveyor Mechanism Henry Gill Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,101,649 Aug. 27, 1963 Spiral Milling Machine Robert W. Nashold New Richmond, Clermont County, OH
    Spiral Milling Machine Herman J. Baldwin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Spiral Milling Machine Vincent L. Mitchell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,101,738 Aug. 27, 1963 Combined Sequence and Check Valve Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,102,371 Sep. 03, 1963 Automatic Cutter Grinder Carl V. Stock Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Cutter Grinder Howard H. Brelsford Norwood, Hamilton County, OH  
    Automatic Cutter Grinder Eugene R. Ferguson Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,102,528 Sep. 03, 1963 Grinding Wheel Truing Mechanism for Precision Grinding Machines Bertram H. Steinhard Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,106,011 Oct. 08, 1963 Milling Cutter Richard N. Clifton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Milling Cutter Donald O. Lawless Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,106,046 Oct. 08, 1963 Contour Tracing Apparatus Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,109,263 Nov. 05, 1963 Precision Grinding Machine Albert D. C. Stuckey Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,109,265 Nov. 05, 1963 In-Process Workpiece Gaging Device James G. Wiatt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    In-Process Workpiece Gaging Device Edward C. Bruns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    In-Process Workpiece Gaging Device John W. Travis Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,109,270 Nov. 05, 1963 Drill Grinding Method William A. Haggerty Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,109,400 Nov. 05, 1963 Spinning Method Using Offset Tool Rings Richard A. Paulton Cozaddale, Warren County, OH
3,109,915 Nov. 05, 1963 Method of and Apparatus for Machining Work at Elevated Temperature Jens L. Wennberg Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Method of and Apparatus for Machining Work at Elevated Temperature William Pentland Ithaca, Tompkins County, NY  
3,113,006 Dec. 03, 1963 Filler for Grinding Wheels Harry S. Kibbey Morrow, Warren County, OH
3,115,729 Dec. 31, 1963 Centerless Grinding Machine Elijah F. Render Madeira, Hamilton County, OH
3,115,858 Dec. 31, 1963 Hydraulic Press Charles L. Mitchell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,116,068 Dec. 31, 1963 Torque Transmitting Connecting Mechanism Stanley A. Pfister Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
    Torque Transmitting Connecting Mechanism Ted A. Turner Wilmington, Clinton County, OH  
    Torque Transmitting Connecting Mechanism Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Wilmington, Clinton County, OH  
3,116,986 Jan. 07, 1964 Method of Making Cold-Molded Abrasive Wheel George J. Geopfert Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Method of Making Cold-Molded Abrasive Wheel Edward C. Johns Milford, Hamilton County, OH  
3,120,723 Feb. 11, 1964 Machine Tool Mechanism for the Formation of Circular Contours Wilbur F. Jessup , France
3,120,775 Feb. 11, 1964 Machine Tool Feed Mechanism Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
3,120,786 Feb. 11, 1964 Milling Machine Knee and Saddle Retraction Mechanism Walter Schroeder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,127,713 Apr. 07, 1964 Shoulder Grinding and Spindle End Adjustment Mechanism Leunis J. Carlier , Netherlands
3,127,716 Apr. 07, 1964 Machine Tool Loader Robert D. Peters Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Loader Joseph F. Uckotter Covington, Kenton County, KY  
3,127,781 Apr. 07, 1964 Machine Tool Transmission Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
3,127,861 Apr. 07, 1964 Metal Spinning Machine Richard A. Paulton Cozaddale, Warren County, OH
3,130,525 Apr. 28, 1964 Servo-Controlled Grinder Infeed Mechanism Harry E. Luebkemann Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
3,130,526 Apr. 28, 1964 Mechanism for Securing Movable Machine Tool Members Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,130,611 Apr. 28, 1964 Swaging Machine Otto A. G. Specht Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,139,002 Jun. 30, 1964 Tracer System and Mechanism Therefor for Profile or Scanning Operations Wendell I. Evans Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,139,005 Jun. 30, 1964 Velocity Error Compensating Device Wendell I. Evans Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,139,083 Jun. 30, 1964 Machine Tool Contouring Mechanism William Bernard Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Contouring Mechanism John M. Morgan Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Machine Tool Contouring Mechanism Ernest Gosney Jr. Mentor, Campbell County, KY  
3,140,321 Jul. 07, 1964 Preparation of Grignard Reagents in Predominantly Hydrocarbon Media George J. Goepfert Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Preparation of Grignard Reagents in Predominantly Hydrocarbon Media Alfred H. Frye Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Preparation of Grignard Reagents in Predominantly Hydrocarbon Media Victor G. Soukup Wyoming, Hamilton County, OH  
    Preparation of Grignard Reagents in Predominantly Hydrocarbon Media Francis J. Buescher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,141,267 Jul. 21, 1964 Precision Grinding Machine Harry E. Luebkemann Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Precision Grinding Machine Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Precision Grinding Machine Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,141,268 Jul. 21, 1964 Grinding Machine Spindle William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Grinding Machine Spindle Carl J. Schonhoft Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,141,349 Jul. 21, 1964 Ball Bearing Screw and Nut Mechanism David I. McDonald Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,141,385 Jul. 21, 1964 Precision Indexing Mechanism for Machine Tools Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Worcester, Worcester County, MA
3,141,591 Jul. 21, 1964 Dispensing Mechanism Alex J. Lindenberger Loveland, Hamilton County, OH
3,146,647 Sep. 01, 1964 Automatic Copying Lathe Ralph R. Bollman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,146,676 Sep. 01, 1964 Machine Tool Control Mechanism Edwin O. Carpenter Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,149,021 Sep. 15, 1964 Panel for Printed Circuits George J. Goepfert Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Panel for Printed Circuits Francis H. Bratton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Panel for Printed Circuits Fred U. Zolg Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,150,545 Sep. 29, 1964 Indexing Mechanism Emery C. Raehrs Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,150,569 Sep. 29, 1964 Piston Mechanism Lawrence A. Attermeyer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,150,940 Sep. 29, 1964 Bearing Surface and Method of Producing Said Surface Carl Osborn Graves Norwood, Hamilton County, OH
3,154,891 Nov. 03, 1964 Apparatus for Grinding Flexible Cord Robert H. Weisgerber Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,155,006 Nov. 03, 1964 Arbor Support Bushing for a Machine Tool Walter Schroeder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,155,007 Nov. 03, 1964 Automatic Machine Tool Control Mechanism Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Machine Tool Control Mechanism Charles Herfurth Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,158,920 Dec. 01, 1964 Automatically Indexed Tool Turret Ralph R. Bollman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,159,083 Dec. 01, 1964 Automatic Control Mechanism for a Machine Tool Peter F. Olton Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Control Mechanism for a Machine Tool Merrill E. Berchtold Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,163,180 Dec. 29, 1964 Plunger Construction for Fluid Flow Control Valve John C. Campbell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,167,894 Feb. 02, 1965 Liquid Seal for Machine Tool Members William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,168,001 Feb. 02, 1965 Headstock Spindle Adjustment Mechanism for Spiral Milling Machine Robert W. Nashold New Richmond, Clermont County, OH Original application filed 19 Dec., 1958, now patent #3,101,649. Divided and this application filed 26 Apr., 1963.
    Headstock Spindle Adjustment Mechanism for Spiral Milling Machine Herman J. Baldwin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Headstock Spindle Adjustment Mechanism for Spiral Milling Machine Vincent L. Mitchell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,168,638 Feb. 02, 1965 Method of Electro-Discharge Machining and Fluids for Use Therin Milton J. Riddles Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,173,315 Mar. 16, 1965 Turret Drill Herbert M. Fuldner Fort Thomas, Campbell County, KY
    Turret Drill Joseph A. Rave Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,174,081 Mar. 16, 1965 Logic Nor Relay Circuits Lonnie A. Burnett Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,176,439 Apr. 06, 1965 Machine Tool Workpiece Support Robert G. Gabriel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Workpiece Support Jason R. Lemon Milford, Hamilton County, OH  
3,176,590 Apr. 06, 1965 Clamping Device Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
    Clamping Device Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,177,423 Apr. 06, 1965 Trigonometric Store Herbert M. Fuldner Fort Thomas, Campbell County, KY
3,182,521 May. 11, 1965 Support Mechanism for Movable Machine Tool Member Lawrence A. Attermeyer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,183,397 May. 11, 1965 Motor Control Apparatus Robert L. Henry Cincinnati, OH
3,187,061 Jun. 01, 1965 Organomagnesium Complexes Having Enhanced Storage Stability Francis H. Bratton Northfield, Dakota and Rice Counties, MN
    Organomagnesium Complexes Having Enhanced Storage Stability Alfred H. Frye Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Organomagnesium Complexes Having Enhanced Storage Stability Victor G. Soukup Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,187,468 Jun. 08, 1965 Roll Grinding Machine Rolf Grzymek Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,187,534 Jun. 08, 1965 Spinning Machine Tool Ring Serope Kalpakcioglu Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,187,601 Jun. 08, 1965 Motion Transmitting Mechanism Ashley C. Glenn Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,193,976 Jul. 13, 1965 Machine Tool Feed System Harry E. Luebkemann Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,193,977 Jul. 13, 1965 Expandable Tool with Fluid Pressure Applicator Henry N. Martin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,194,374 Jul. 13, 1965 Machine Tool Slide Retraction Mechanism Charles Herfurth Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,194,535 Jul. 13, 1965 Valve for Pattern Controlled Machine Wendell I. Evans Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,204,492 Sep. 07, 1965 Method of Drilling Robert G. Spreen Loveland, Hamilton County, OH
3,205,688 Sep. 14, 1965 Metal Spinning Method Richard A. Paulton Phelps, Vilas County, WI
3,205,724 Sep. 14, 1965 Releasable Overrunning Clutch Harry E. Luebkemann Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,205,725 Sep. 14, 1965 Machine Tool Transmission Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Worcester, Worcester County, MA
3,205,779 Sep. 14, 1965 Drawbolt for Machine Tool Spindles Robert O. Walker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,206,639 Sep. 14, 1965 Electrical Discharge Machining Apparatus Robert L. Henry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,206,663 Sep. 14, 1965 Machine Tool Position Control Servomechanism with Positioning Rate Control Norman D. Neal Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Position Control Servomechanism with Positioning Rate Control Herbert E. Merritt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,209,494 Oct. 05, 1965 Method and Apparatus for Grinding Annular Workpieces William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,210,498 Oct. 05, 1965 Magnetic Reed Adjustable Switching Means Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,210,853 Oct. 12, 1965 Automatic In-Process Gauge James G. Wiatt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,210,987 Oct. 12, 1965 Pneumatic Measuring Circuit Edward C. Bruns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,211,062 Oct. 12, 1965 Dog Setting Device Clifford H. Baker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Dog Setting Device Edward B. Childers Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,215,630 Nov. 02, 1965 Cutting Composition Maryann Compton Loveland, Hamilton County, OH
    Cutting Composition Elmer Sucher Burstadt Rhineland-Palatinate,, Germany  
3,217,406 Nov. 16, 1965 Automatic Tool Changing Apparatus Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,219,782 Nov. 23, 1965 Joystick Control Switch with Electromagnetic Detent Richard M. Bissell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Joystick Control Switch with Electromagnetic Detent Howard E. Gilb Fort Thomas, Campbell County, KY  
3,220,145 Nov. 30, 1965 Workpiece Ejector for Centerless Grinding Machine Paul E. Soden Walton, Boone and Kenton Counties, KY
3,220,236 Nov. 30, 1965 Indexing Mechanism or a Machine Tool George A. Storch Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Indexing Mechanism or a Machine Tool Paul R. Bohart Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,220,276 Nov. 30, 1965 Position Analog Unit for Automatic Controls Edward C. Bruns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,220,312 Nov. 30, 1965 Machine Tool Hydraulic System Albert H. Dall Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,220,313 Nov. 30, 1965 Machine Tool Power Drawbolt Mechanism Walter Schroeder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,220,314 Nov. 30, 1965 Mechanism for Orbital Movement of Milling Machine Spindle Wayne L. Vearil Milford, Hamilton County, OH
3,220,315 Nov. 30, 1965 Machine Tool Adaptive Control Richard A. Mathias Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,220,399 Nov. 30, 1965 Truing Mechanism for Grinding Machine William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,221,352 Dec. 07, 1965 Drilling Machine Feed Mechanism Stanley A. Pfister Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
3,221,404 Dec. 07, 1965 Cutting Tool Adapter William D. Averill Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Cutting Tool Adapter David I. McDonald Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,221,605 Dec. 07, 1965 Thermal Change Compensation Mechanism Joseph V. Hemmerle Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,221,606 Dec. 07, 1965 Machine Tool Spindle Cooling System Herman J. Baldwin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,222,823 Dec. 14, 1965 Grinding Machine Truing Compensating Mechanism William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,222,824 Dec. 14, 1965 Machine Tool Positioning Mechanism William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,222,825 Dec. 14, 1965 Machine Tool with Workpiece Transporting Headstock William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,222,912 Dec. 14, 1965 Swaging Machine with Adjustable Stroke Otto A. G. Specht Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,222,956 Dec. 14, 1965 Machine Tool Spindle Mechanism Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Spindle Mechanism Lawrence A. Attermeyer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,222,991 Dec. 14, 1965 Bearing Preload Mechanism for Machine Tool Kendall F. Bone Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,222,998 Dec. 14, 1965 Two Dimensional Hydraulic Tracing System John F. Verhoeven Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,225,117 Dec. 21, 1965 Weather-Resistant Plastics Robert C. Harper Loveland, Hamilton County, OH
3,226,886 Jan. 04, 1966 Machine Tool Loading Mechanism William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,239,969 Mar. 15, 1966 Single Arm Double Workpiece Loader for Machine Tool Otto R. Perry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,242,823 Mar. 29, 1966 Fail Safe Clamping Mechanism for a Machine Tool Robert L. Sears Loveland, Hamilton County, OH
    Fail Safe Clamping Mechanism for a Machine Tool Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,244,028 Apr. 05, 1966 Spindle Clamping Mechanism Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Spindle Clamping Mechanism Lawrence A. Attermeyer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,259,020 Jul. 05, 1966 Machine Tool Quill Clamping Mechanism Robert O. Walker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,262,183 Jul. 26, 1966 Broaching Tool Emery C. Raehrs Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,262,300 Jul. 26, 1966 Process and Tool for Precision Slot Finishing Carl W. Kaesemeyer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,262,348 Jul. 26, 1966 Table with Supported Flexible Top James G. Wiatt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Table with Supported Flexible Top Edward C. Bruns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,262,369 Jul. 26, 1966 Machine Tool Power Drawbolt Mechanism Tadeusz W. Piotrowski Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,263,034 Jul. 26, 1966 Rotary Switching Apparatus for Discretely Energizing Successive Circuits Jack L. Reif Milford, Hamilton County, OH
3,263,374 Aug. 02, 1966 Roll Grinder Comparator Gauge Albert D. C. Stuckey Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Roll Grinder Comparator Gauge Paul J. Gruber Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,269,813 Aug. 30, 1966 Abrasive Article Containing Zirconium Tetraflouride Filler Harry S. Kibbey Morrow, Warren County, OH
3,273,182 Sep. 20, 1966 Feed Control Device to Feed Tool Spindle at Rate of Tool Advance David I. McDonald Cincinnati, OH
3,274,843 Sep. 27, 1966 Lathe Transmission Mechanism Harry E. Luebkemann Wilmington, OH
3,274,842 Sep. 27, 1966 Lathe Transmission Mechanism Robert J. Huff Xenia, Greene County, OH
3,276,278 Oct. 04, 1966 Releasable One Way Mechanism Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,279,390 Oct. 18, 1966 Fluid Translating Device Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,280,512 Oct. 25, 1966 Grinding Machine Feed Mechanism William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,284,959 Nov. 15, 1966 Multi-Station Grinding Machine William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,286,127 Nov. 15, 1966 Electric Discharge Machining Apparatus with Current Control Means Robert L. Henry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,286,599 Nov. 22, 1966 Tracing Mechanism for Amplified Flow Wendell I. Evans Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,288,003 Nov. 29, 1966 Lathe Harry E. Luebkemann Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
3,289,357 Dec. 06, 1966 Machine Tool Anti-Backlash Mechanism Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,290,833 Dec. 13, 1966 Positional Adjusting Mechanism John R. Baker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,293,423 Dec. 20, 1966 Quinary Adder Carry Circuit Lonnie A. Burnett Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,296,896 Jan. 10, 1967 Turret Drills Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Worcester, Worcester County, MA Original application filed 06 Sept., 1960, now patent #3,173,315. Divided and this application filed 09 Oct., 1964.
3,302,336 Feb. 07, 1967 Workpiece Support for Grinding Machine Charles J. Bowman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,308,849 Mar. 14, 1967 Valve for Dual Motor Control Paul R. Bohart Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,309,821 Mar. 21, 1967 Automatic Work Loading Mechanism for Machine Tools Paul J. Gruber Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Work Loading Mechanism for Machine Tools Rolf Grzymek Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,315,569 Apr. 25, 1967 Control Mechanism for Machine Tool Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,319,480 May. 16, 1967 Gear Protection Mechanism for Transmission Stanley A. Pfister Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
3,324,022 Jun. 06, 1967 Apparatus for Shaping Metals by Electrolytic Means George F. Keeleric Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, CA Improvements to the inventor's patents 2,826,540 and 3,004,910, which laid down the basis of practical electrochemical machining (ECM). Those patents were used for the first commercial ECM solution, from Anocut Engineering Co. This current patent was assigned to Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., whose Metadynamics Division made the Electrodyne production plunge grinding machine. They also made, and patented (3,499,830) a machine for ECM production of gears.
3,329,066 Jul. 04, 1967 Spindle Torque Amplifier David B. Wood III Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,330,074 Jul. 11, 1967 Machine Tool Backrest Albert D. C. Stuckey Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,334,210 Aug. 01, 1967 Electro-Discharge Machining Fluid and Method Josephine L. Williams Loveland, Hamilton County, OH
    Electro-Discharge Machining Fluid and Method Milton J. Riddles Wyoming, Hamilton County, OH  
3,348,592 Oct. 24, 1967 Timber Harvesting Machine Robert A. Winblad Cincinnati, OH
    Timber Harvesting Machine Roland W. Wagner Sharonville, Butler and Hamilton counties, OH  
3,352,611 Nov. 14, 1967 Preloading Mechanism for Machine Tool Spindle Bearings William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,353,388 Nov. 21, 1967 Closure for Fluid Pressure Chamber of a Hydraulic Press Karl H. Schultz Livonia, Wayne County, MI
3,356,324 Dec. 05, 1967 Machinery Leveling Pad and Anchor Device Lawrence A. Attermeyer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,357,218 Dec. 12, 1967 Hydraulic Press Charles L. Mitchell Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,366,012 Jan. 30, 1968 Machine Tool Guard Structure Paul E. Richter Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,372,620 Mar. 12, 1968 Interference Detection Mechanism for Machine Tools Charles F. Stuemer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,372,951 Mar. 12, 1968 Tool Adapter for Reciprocating Drawbolt Connection Robert M. McCash Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,378,960 Apr. 23, 1968 Machine Tool Workpiece Driving Mechanism William B. Seidel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,386,317 Jun. 04, 1968 Bore Machining Mechanism Carl N. Flick Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Bore Machining Mechanism Richard C. Greathouse Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,389,117 Jun. 18, 1968 Dressable Heat Conductive Backing for Abrasive Wheels Stanley E. Kozdemba Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Dressable Heat Conductive Backing for Abrasive Wheels Victor G. Soukup Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Dressable Heat Conductive Backing for Abrasive Wheels Don I. Dally Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,402,513 Sep. 24, 1968 Headstock Quill for Cylindrical Grinder Horst Maack Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,420,009 Jan. 07, 1969 Work Centering Chuck Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,422,583 Jan. 21, 1969 Method for Positioning a Roll on a Roll Grinder Albert D. C. Stuckey Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Original application 16 Apr., 1964, now patent #3,263,374. Divided and this application 18 Apr 1966.
    Method for Positioning a Roll on a Roll Grinder Paul J. Gruber Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,430,851 Mar. 04, 1969 Automatic Centrifuge Apparatus Ronald C. Abt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,434,244 Mar. 25, 1969 Grinding Machinery for Finishing Brake Discs Jacob Decker Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,442,785 May. 06, 1969 Machine Electrolytic Grinding Tool Control Apparatus Arlyn T. Easton Florence, Boone County, KY
3,443,153 May. 06, 1969 E. D. M. Power Supply with Current Adjusting Circuitry Responsive to Gap Condition Philip E. Berghausen Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,447,402 Jun. 03, 1969 Damped Tuned Boring Bar Joseph C. Ray Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,451,300 Jun. 24, 1969 Pneumatic Support for Fexible Table Top Richard C. Messinger Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,463,896 Aug. 26, 1969 Electro-Discharge Machining Apparatus Robert L. Henry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Original application 18 May 1961, now patent #3,286,127. Divided and this application 15 Aug., 1966.
3,465,332 Sep. 02, 1969 Automatic Control Apparatus Norman D. Neal Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Automatic Control Apparatus Ralph C. Taylor Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Automatic Control Apparatus George O. Albrecht Loveland, Hamilton County, OH  
3,474,216 Oct. 21, 1969 Process Efficiency Detecting Circuit for Electrical Discharge Machining Apparatus John M. Morgan Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,485,701 Dec. 23, 1969 Label Mounting Machine William A. Long Sycamore Township, Hamilton County, OH
3,492,899 Feb. 03, 1970 Material Limiting Device for Use with a Material Cutting Machine Herman J. Baldwin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,499,830 Mar. 10, 1970 Apparatus for electrochemically forming and finishing gears Charles Evans Foertmeyer Cincinnati, OH
    Apparatus for electrochemically forming and finishing gears William Andrew Haggerty Cincinnati, OH  
3,500,457 Mar. 10, 1970 Programmed Apparatus for Automatically Testing Interwired Connections in Electronic Systems Paul T. Curley Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,503,295 Mar. 31, 1970 Support for Flexible Table Top James G. Wiatt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Continuation of application filed 07 Sept., 1967. This application filed 28 Jan., 1969.
    Support for Flexible Table Top Edward C. Bruns Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,522,864 Aug. 04, 1970 Tuned Vibration Damper Assembly for Machine Tools Robert C. Richter Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,523,152 Aug. 04, 1970 Process for Making Plastic Articles Robert W. Curtis Terrace Park, Hamilton County, OH
3,523,851 Aug. 11, 1970 Way Plug Installation Lawrence A. Attermeyer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,525,843 Aug. 25, 1970 Electrical Discharge Machining Apparatus Having Electrode Feedrate Controlled by Gap With Russell F. Batterson Fort Thomas, Campbell County, KY
3,536,030 Oct. 27, 1970 Metric/Inch Converter Walter Schroeder Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,559,512 Feb. 02, 1971 Series Vibration Damper Trilok C. Aggarwal Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,581,553 Jun. 01, 1971 Heat Expansion Determing Means Lewis A. Dever Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

Separate means measure the expansions in opposite directions of a spindle and its carrier housing due to heat. Comparison of the outputs of the two measuring means provides a signal indicative of the total amount of movement of the cutting tool on the spindle from a reference position due to heat expansion.
3,596,569 Aug. 03, 1971 Valve for a Closed-Loop Hydraulic Torque Amplifier Jerry D. Wisbey Loveland, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A torque amplifier for translating a number of digital input pulses into a proportional angular displacement of a rotary piston and cylinder hydraulic motor. The input pulses drive an electric stepping motor which imparts a linear displacement to a valve. The valve displacement functions to meter fluid into the valve and consequently to the hydraulic motor. The hydraulic motor, through a coupling means, transmits its rotation back to the valve. The valve rotation, first, operates to sequentially distribute the fluid from said valve to the hydraulic motor cylinders, and second, provides a mechanical feedback to displace the valve back to its neutral position.
3,599,279 Aug. 17, 1971 Clamping Mechanism David I. McDonald Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A hydraulically actuated clamping mechanism for moving a movable member into and out-of-cooperative relationship with a stationary member. A pair of rigid link arms is pivotally interconnected at one end of each of the arms to form a toggle. The free end of one of the toggle arms is pivotally connected to a stationary portion while the free end of the other arm is pivotally connected to a movable member. The pivotally interconnected ends of the toggle arms define a knee-type joint which incorporates an integral hydraulic rotary actuator which upon the application of hydraulic pressure, causes relative motion between the arms and thereby moves the movable member into and out of cooperative relationship with the stationary member.
3,603,624 Sep. 07, 1971 Antibacklash Coupling Lawrence A. Attermeyer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A hollow tubular member of a ductile material connects driving and driven shafts to each other through having equally angularly spaced portions deformed for disposition within equally angularly spaced grooves in each of the driving and driven shafts. By selecting the size of the grooves and retaining means, which are carried by the hollow tubular member but movable into the grooves for cooperation with the equally angularly spaced portions of the hollow tubular member to retain the portions in the grooves, there is no reliance on friction so that the coefficient of friction can be exceeded in the transmission of torque. The hollow tubular member provides a rigid connection between the driving and driven shafts so that there is no backlash.
3,609,816 Oct. 05, 1971 Hydraulic Clamping Mechanism David I. McDonald Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
3,619,898 Nov. 16, 1971 Machine Tool Charles B. Perry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Machine Tool Herman Horlacher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,634,243 Jan. 11, 1972 Method of Removing Suspended Matter from Cutting Fluids and Cutting Oils by Addition of Cationic Surfactants Robert F. Wessels Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Method of Removing Suspended Matter from Cutting Fluids and Cutting Oils by Addition of Cationic Surfactants Ralph Kelly Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,666,848 May. 30, 1972 Method of Producing Closed Mold Polyurethane Foam Moldings Free of Surface Voids by Flushing the Mold with a Vaporized Halogenated Hydrocarbon Robert C. Harper Loveland, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

Foamed polyurethane moldings free of surface voids and having a substantially uniform skin are formed in a closed mold which has been purged of air with a vaporized liquid halogenated hydrocarbon capable of condensing on the mold walls or dissolving in the molding composition at the temperature and pressure conditions used in molding.
3,674,720 Jul. 04, 1972 Process for Mixing Coreactive Liquids which Form Polyurethanes Donald Dunn Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A process and apparatus for intimately mixing two or more mutually coreactive liquids such as polyols and polyisocyanates comprising: A. passing the liquids, while in a substantially unmixed state, through a plurality of very small holes such as that provided by a screen, and immediately thereafter B. subjecting the liquids to a high shear. The present process and apparatus find particular utility in the production of high density, foamed polyurethane moldings.
3,745,203 Jul. 10, 1973 Process for Molding Polyurethane Utilizing a Mixture of Two Blowing Agents Robert C. Harper Loveland, Hamilton County, OH Continuation of abandoned application filed 03 Dec., 1969. This application filed 19 Aug., 1971.
3,866,489 Feb. 18, 1975 Dynamic Balancing Apparatus Rudolf Johan Kimmelaar , Netherlands Abstract:

A device for balancing rotating bodies such as grinding wheels, by causing the center of gravity of a counterweight to move along a predetermined path relative to the body while the latter is rotating. The path followed by the center of gravity of the counterweight is such that it is caused to continually and repeatedly increase and decrease its radial distance from the axis of rotation as it progresses angularly around the axis. Preferably, provision is made for reversing its direction of movement along the path so that balance may be approached by the shortest route.

3,867,794 Feb. 25, 1975 Grinding Machine Edward G. Robillard Cherry Valley, Worcester County, MA Abstract:

A grinding machine having means for memorizing retraction movement and re-introducing it minus a preselected amount.
3,877,179 Apr. 15, 1975 Work Locating Device for Grinding Machines Ernst Hammann , Germany Abstract:

An apparatus for automatically aligning the center of a workpiece on the table of a grinding machine with the center of a grinding wheel mounted on the base of the machine, which includes a gaging device on the table for measuring the size of the workpiece and another gaging device on the base of the machine for measuring the position of the table together with a drive means for moving the table in the appropriate direction to reduce any difference between the two measurements to zero.
3,881,604 May. 06, 1975 Machine Loader Pickup Device William Louis Eggemeier Florence, Boone County, KY Abstract:

A machine loader pickup device wherein a pivot arm is utilized to move it through an arcuate path in a vertical plane from a preset part pickup position to a work zone, and a linear actuator is mounted to the outer-most point of the pivot arm in a horizontal plane. The linear actuator is provided with ring means to convert its axial displacement into radial displacement of clamping balls, and the radial displacement of the clamping balls is sufficient to permit entry of eccentrically located parts or parts of varying diameters, which may thereafter be easily exited.
3,890,116 Jun. 17, 1975 Grinding Machine Edward G. Robillard Cherry Valley, Worcester County, MA Abstract:

A grinding machine with a stepping motor for feed movements, with a slow pulse generator and a fast pulse generator, and with a control means for introducing pulse from the fast generator during one part of the grinding cycle and from the slow generator during another portion of the grinding cycle.
3,893,676 Jul. 08, 1975 Magnetic Chuck Leon J. Gloshinski Northboro, Worcester County, MA Abstract:

A machine tool having a magnetic backing plate with segmented elements.
3,896,363 Jul. 22, 1975 Feedback Circuit for Detecting the Failure of a Stepping Motor to Respond to the Control Circuit Robert Carl Kinsel Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

An apparatus is disclosed for monitoring the motion of a stepping motor in response to input drive pulses from a control circuit. A velocity transducer is coupled to the stepping motor and produces a velocity and feedback signal. A logic circuit is responsive to the input drive pulses and the velocity feedback signal and produces an error signal in response to the stepping motor failing to respond to the input pulses.
    Feedback Circuit for Detecting the Failure of a Stepping Motor to Respond to the Control Circuit Robert Nick Magee Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,898,771 Aug. 12, 1975 Grinding Machine Martin L. Kuniholm Worcester, Worcester County, MA Abstract:

A grinding machine of the controlled-force type having a hydraulic system permitting change from low force to high force grinding in which an air trap is provided in the hydraulic system to cause the force to change relatively slowly from low force to high force.
3,900,374 Aug. 19, 1975 Method of Electrochemical Machining William Andrew Haggerty Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

An apparatus and method of electrochemically machining a surface of revolution on a rotating workpiece includes rotating the workpiece about its axis and positioning an electrochemical machining tool having an essentially flat machining surface adjacent the workpiece to form a gap. The tool includes a machining surface having a straight edge in a plane which also includes the axis of the workpiece. The machining surface is oriented essentially perpendicular to the plane so that the smallest gap dimension exists between the straight edge of the tool and the workpiece. Electrolyte is introduced into the gap in a direction so that it flows across the machining surface and between the tool and the workpiece in a direction parallel to the direction of relative movement and toward the smallest gap dimension.
3,902,286 Sep. 02, 1975 Grinding Wheel Guard with Energy Absorbing Apparatus Charles Bernard Matson Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A grinding wheel energy absorbing apparatus wherein a grinding machine wheelhead carries both a grinding wheel within a grinding wheelguard and the grinding machine base is fitted with a rail and the grinding machine wheelguard is fitted with an extruder plate having uniquely configured extruder holes therethrough, and an extrudable jerk block is disposed between the rail and the extruder plate, such that during the grinding wheel breakage, relative movement of the wheelguard to the machine base causes the extrudable jerk block to be forced through the extruder plate and energy is thereby absorbed.
3,902,278 Sep. 02, 1975 Grinding Machine for Generating an Epitrochoidal Surface Herbert Rudolph Uhtenwoldt Worcester, Worcester County, MA Abstract:

A grinding machine for generating an epitrochoidal surface or the like, including means for generating a true epitrochoid and for providing for the use of a cam while using the generating means for maintaining normalcy and preload of the cam against a cylindrical follower.
    Grinding Machine for Generating an Epitrochoidal Surface Richard Earl Crossman Leominster, Worcester County, MA  
3,903,577 Sep. 09, 1975 Tool for Removing Push Buttons Ruben Veridon Phillips Mason, Warren County, OH Abstract:

A tool for removing spring-retained push buttons from panels without damaging either the push buttons or the panels. The tool comprises a hollow sleeve for sliding over the push button to release the retainer spring, and a plunger which slides within the sleeve for thrusting the released push button out of the panel.

3,909,600 Sep. 30, 1975 Method and Apparatus for Controlling an Automation Along a Predetermined Path Richard Edward Hohn Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A method and apparatus for controlling a function element of an automaton at a predetermined velocity and acceleration along a predetermined path in space between two predetermined points. The automaton has a plurality of axes of motion, at least one of which is an axis of rotary motion for moving a function element along the predetermined path. The automaton has other axes of motion for controlling the orientation of the function element in a predetermined manner while said element is moving from one position to another position. From an input, signals are generated representing the predetermined velocity and rectangular coordinate values of end points of the predetermined path; and the disclosed apparatus is operative on a fixed time basis to iteratively calculate a number of incremental displacements. Coordinate values defining each of the increments are calculated, and these coordinate values are transformed into corresponding generalized coordinate values defined by the geometric configuration of the automaton. A servomechanism drive circuit is responsive to output signals representing changes in the generalized coordinate values along each incremental displacement for causing actuators on the automaton to move proportionally. Hence, the automaton is moved at a predetermined velocity along the predetermined path.
3,913,451 Oct. 21, 1975 Hydraulic Cylinder with Cushioning Means David Ian McDonald Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A hydraulic cylinder-piston combination has a cushioning means for reducing velocity at the end of a stroke and is particularly applicable to the rod end of the cylinder where radial space on the packing nut or head may be at a premium for supporting an adequate cushioning means. The present cushioning means involves a pair of grooves separated by a land (inside one end of the cylinder head) and a ring on the piston rod. The ring and land hydraulically engage to form a restriction in the form of an annular passage. The grooves are, in turn, connected by obliquely or radially extending passageways with a check means therein. The arrangement compels hydraulic fluid to pass through the annular restriction formed by the ring and land when the two latter become hydraulically engaged near one end of the stroke but permit bypassing this restriction when the motion is reversed.

3,913,277 Oct. 21, 1975 Grinding Machine Robert S. Hahn Northboro, Worcester County, MA Abstract:

This invention relates to a grinding machine making use of a closed-loop control of grinding force. In the control system, data on wheel size and wheel dullness are used to continuously determine grinding rate.
    Grinding Machine Richard P. Lindsay Marlboro, Middlesex County, MA  
3,914,977 Oct. 28, 1975 Presses and the Like Derek John Rimmer , England Abstract:

A drive mechanism for a press feed device which operates in synchronism with the cycling of the press but which avoids shock loads on the feed rolls at the start of each feed cycle. This is accomplished by modifying the simple harmonic drive motion derived from the rotary member of the press with a harmonic motion of a different frequency so as to produce a resultant motion having zero acceleration at the beginning and middle of each cycle.
3,917,930 Nov. 04, 1975 Method and Apparatus for Adaptively Positioning a Machine Element James Andrew Davey Villa Hills, Kenton County, KY Abstract:

A method and apparatus is disclosed for use with a drive system iteratively moving a machine element through a positioning cycle in response to input signals defining each of the positions in the cycle. During an initial application of each of the input signals, compensation values corresponding to the input signals are produced and stored. Each compensation value represents the difference between the desired position as defined by the input signal and the actual final position as determined by a measuring circuit. During a subsequent application of each of the input signals, they are modified by a corresponding compensation value thereby causing the actual final position of the machine element to more closely coincide with the desired position.
    Method and Apparatus for Adaptively Positioning a Machine Element Charles B. Perry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Method and Apparatus for Adaptively Positioning a Machine Element Harvey William Rohmiller Covington, Kenton County, KY  
3,918,045 Nov. 04, 1975 Variable Resolution Control System Alfred Harold Morser , England Abstract:

A digital to analog converter is disclosed which produces analog signals having a phase relationship therebetween which is a function of digital input signals. The digital to analog converter is typically used in control systems for commanding or measuring the motion of a movable element. The converter contains variable modulo counters which permit a scaling of the signals during the conversion process. Consequently, input signals having different resolutions may be programmed in a control system; and the converter will produce command signals for moving the element in accordance with the input signals. Similarly, in a measuring system, the converter may be used to obtain a readout of the motion of the element according to any desired resolution.
    Variable Resolution Control System Roy Gibson , England  
    Variable Resolution Control System Stephen Anthony Scott , England  
    Variable Resolution Control System Clifford Michael Bailey , England  
    Variable Resolution Control System Ian Keith Taylor , England  
3,916,576 Nov. 04, 1975 Grinding Machine Alfred T. Blackburn West Boylston, Worcester County, MA Abstract:

A grinding machine having a gage with a digital readout.
    Grinding Machine Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Worcester, Worcester County, MA  
3,920,971 Nov. 18, 1975 Off-Line Tool Gage Robert Charles Bevis Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

An apparatus is disclosed for measuring the dimensions of a cutting tool before the tool is loaded into a machine tool. The apparatus provides a base for maintaining a tool holder in a stationary position. A gaging device is operative to produce a signal representing the distance from a predetermined point on the tool to a reference point on the tool holder. The apparatus is further operative to communicate said signal to a control device.
    Off-Line Tool Gage Thiagarajan Viswanathan Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Off-Line Tool Gage Howard Joseph Theis California, Campbell County, KY  
3,920,972 Nov. 18, 1975 Method and Apparatus for Programming a Computer Operated Robot Arm Merton Dudley Corwin Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A method and apparatus is disclosed for teaching a cycle of operation to a computer operated robot arm thereby permitting the arm to automatically iterate the cycle of operation. The disclosed apparatus is operable with a robot arm having a geometric configuration defining a generalized coordinate system. By means of manually operable controls, a controlled element attached to one end of the arm is commanded to move to a number of predetermined points defining a desired path in space. This commanded motion is executed relative to a teaching coordinate system; e.g., a rectangular coordinate system which is noncoincident with the generalized coordinate system of the robot arm. When the controlled element is positioned at a predetermined point, further manual controls are operable to generate input signals defining a robot arm operation to be executed at said point. Next, the input signals and the coordinate information defining the predetermined point are transferred to a memory. After a complete cycle of operation has been transferred to the memory, the robot arm operation may be transferred to an automatic mode which causes the arm to automatically repeat the programmed cycle of operation.
    Method and Apparatus for Programming a Computer Operated Robot Arm Richard Edward Hohn Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Method and Apparatus for Programming a Computer Operated Robot Arm Ronald Lee Tarvin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,926,447 Dec. 16, 1975 Collet-Type Work Holder Joseph Henry Cox Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A collet-type work holder for supporting varied cross-sections of work stock, having substantially reduced self-locking tendencies, employing a plurality of rotatably mounted collet carriers, each having a set of tapered collets slidable within the collet carriers. The tapered collet sets are urged by springs into a clamping mode, and are unclamped by the action of frictional forces exerted on the collets by sliding work stock.
3,943,802 Mar. 16, 1976 Multiple Tool Turret Paul E. Luebkemann Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A turning machine with a rotary work spindle and a slide having a lower carriage movable in parallelism with the axis of the spindle, an upper carriage movable on the lower carriage at right angles to the spindle axis, and a tool support on the upper carriage. The tool support is comprised of two indexable turrets, each having a plurality of tools therein, and a common indexing means so that the turrets are indexed simultaneously.
    Multiple Tool Turret David Bradford Wood III Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,947,667 Mar. 30, 1976 Circuit for Determining Tool Axis Offset Compensation Peter Robert Parker , England Abstract:

A digital circuit useful in a numerical control system for determining during a preliminary execution of a program the axial components of a tool offset compensation. During a preliminary operation of the program, the sum of the squares of the axial components of displacement of the tool are compared to the square of the desired tool offset. When the sum of the squares equals or exceeds the square of the offset, the current values of the axial components of displacement are stored and used as the axial offset components during a subsequent execution of the program.
3,953,918 May. 04, 1976 Machine Tool With Automatic Tool Changer Kendall Frederick Bone Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

This disclosure is of an automatic tool changer on a machine tool which is arranged to produce movement of a tool operator about a rotary axis when the tool is used. The exchange of tools to and from the machine can be automatically accomplished without regard to the position of the tool operator in its normal range of positions. The tool operator does not return to a predetermined angular position for the tool change, but only stops for so long as the execution of that tool change.
    Machine Tool With Automatic Tool Changer Oskar Reinhold Johansson Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,958,492 May. 25, 1976 Electrically Compensated Electrohydraulic Servo System With Position Related Feedback Loop Richard Anderson Curless Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

An electrohydraulic servo system is compensated by an electrical control system and has a position related feedback loop and a servovalve with a differential pressure transducer connected as a feedback loop between the output and return lines that extend to a hydraulic motor or other driven means from said servovalve.
3,958,685 May. 25, 1976 Coupling for Handling Workpiece, Conveyor Combined Therewith, and Method David Ian McDonald Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A coupling includes a pair of cup-shaped members with one mounted for sliding axial motion inside the other. The outside coupling acts as a support or base which is connected to a conveyor that moves the coupling between workpiece loading and unloading means. The inside member also carries detents which move radially in and out to grasp or release the workpiece in response to axial motion between the two cup-shaped members. When combined with a conveyor, appropriate cam and follower means are provided to cause the coupling to be operated for grasping and releasing the workpiece in a timed sequence and to move the coupling from a workpiece loading station to an unloading station. The coupling and conveyor are suited for use in handling soft or easily marked materials such as plastic, soft metals, and the like. A method for workpiece handling includes steps of rotating, advancing in stop-and-go fashion while continuously rotating, and unloading.
    Coupling for Handling Workpiece, Conveyor Combined Therewith, and Method George William Sederberg Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Coupling for Handling Workpiece, Conveyor Combined Therewith, and Method Gary David Stephenson Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Coupling for Handling Workpiece, Conveyor Combined Therewith, and Method James Gordon Wiatt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,964,616 Jun. 22, 1976 Machine Tool Interchange Arm Tadeusz Wiktor Piotrowski Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

An interchange arm to transfer tools between a tool storage mechanism and a spindle. A pair of the interchange arms are pivoted on rotating shafts of a tool changer mechanism which rotates the arms between the spindle and the tool storage mechanism so that the arms can securely hold and positively locate the tools which are interchanged during the interchange time, and the tool gripping member and locating members are automatically retracted from the tools when the tools are deposited in their respective holding receptacles. A unique gripping arrangement releasably connects the tools to the arm, using a minimal amount of space for getting on and off the tool, and the tool gripping finger mechanisms are self-locking about the tool under the influence of centrifugal force acting on the tool during the interchange interval, to assure a more positive grip on the tool.
3,965,765 Jun. 29, 1976 Pulley Bernard D. Vaillette Leominster, Worcester County, MA Abstract;

A pulley whose outer surface is in the form of three tapered portions selected for use with a flat belt.
    Pulley William E. Zastawny Grafton, Worcester County, MA  
3,977,126 Aug. 31, 1976 Grinding Machine Frederick A. Hohler Holden, Worcester County, MA Abstract:

This invention relates to a grinding machine, and more particularly, to a machine for forming annular surfaces of revolution of irregular form.

    Grinding Machine Edmund E. Woldyka Saxonville, Middlesex County, MA  
3,982,085 Sep. 21, 1976 Stock Sensing Device Joseph Henry Cox Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

An apparatus for sensing sufficient chucking stock in a rotating work-holding chuck having a self-contained circular plate assembly adapted to the face of the work-holding chuck, wherein a clearance bore is provided through the plate assembly to permit passage of machining stock and a radially movable indicator pin is provided within the plate assembly to detect the presence of machining stock within the clearance bore. The radially movable indicator pin will urge a trip plunger out of the circumferential surface of the plate assembly when no stock is present, and a limit switch will be tripped by the trip plunger to signal the absence of chucking stock.
3,981,606 Sep. 21, 1976 Machine Boring Tool Robert Wilfred Nashold New Richmond, Clermont County, OH Abstract:

This invention relates to a machine tool which utilizes individual tool modules of a uniform size which can be attached to and operated by a spindle wherein a tool module is provided having the capability of boring holes which are larger than the module itself yet the module assumes a uniform size with other like modules for storage.
3,988,560 Oct. 26, 1976 Method and Apparatus for Controlling Generation of Machining Pulses in EDM Power Supply Jerry Earl Losey Fort Thomas, Campbell County, KY Abstract:

In an EDM process, a method and apparatus are disclosed for determining the quality of a machining gap by detecting a voltage signal across the gap in response to a low power pulse applied immediately prior to a machining pulse. Upon detecting a first predetermined number of consecutive inferior gap voltage signals in response to corresponding low power pulses the application of low power pulses and machining pulses is terminated for a predetermined period of time. Thereafter, only the low power pulses are applied to the machining gap; and after detecting a second predetermined number of consecutive good gap voltage signals in response to corresponding low power pulses, the machining pulses are reapplied.

    Method and Apparatus for Controlling Generation of Machining Pulses in EDM Power Supply John Richard Witzel Milford, Hamilton County, OH  
    Method and Apparatus for Controlling Generation of Machining Pulses in EDM Power Supply Harry Dean Kauffman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
3,987,909 Oct. 26, 1976 Tool Storage Mechanism Tadeusz Wiktor Piotrowski Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A tool storage mechanism comprising two independent chains drivingly secured about respective driving and driven pulley sets, wherein a plurality of tool storage pockets are carried on the links of said chains, and further wherein the chains are carried on a common pivotable plate, which is switchable between two preset angular positions about the pivot. When the pivotable plate is moved to position number 1, tool storage pockets on a first chain may be presented serially to a predetermined pickup point, wherein a tool changer can load or unload tools with the tool storage pocket. When the pivotable plate is positioned at position number 2, the second chain is switched to such position that its tool storage pockets may be presented serially with the tool pickup point.
3,990,585 Nov. 09, 1976 Article Exchange Mechanism Oskar Reinhold Johansson Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

This disclosure is of an article exchange mechanism of the type suited for use in exchange of tools or workpieces in a machine tool. The mechanism is asymmetrical in the sense that each of the positions between which articles are exchanged may be at a different distance from the origin of coordinate axes extending through these positions.
4,007,679 Feb. 15, 1977 Press and Safety Latch Therefor Bobbie Lee Edwards Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A press mechanism that is powered by hydraulic, electrical and/or pneumatic means is provided with an improved ratchet and pawl machine which acts as a fail-safe device should any of the power means fail to lock the press parts in place. The fail-safe device includes a ratchet in the form of a circular or arcuate segment mounted with its circular center substantially coaxial with one of the turning parts of the mechanism or press, a pawl having a single tooth and a circular arcuate peripheral part that acts as a journal bearing and which in turn is supported by a pawl bearing which in turn is secured to a stationary part of the mechanism and has an arcuate journal which receives and supports the pawl therein. Tremendous load carrying capacity is thus achieved because of the large bearing area provided by the pawl bearing and the positioning of the respective ratchet and pawl teeth to employ a surface rather than point contact. An advantage of this structure is that the ratchet does not have to be backed off in order to move or continue moving one part of the mechanism.
4,058,711 Nov. 15, 1977 Asynchronous Dual Function Multiprocessor Machine Control Robert Michael Ondercin Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A multiprocessor system is disclosed for controlling a cycle of operation of a machine. The cycle of operation of the machine is governed by a first set of devices and is monitored by a second set of devices. The multiprocessor system includes a logic processor unit containing a first program of logic instructions defining the cycle of operation of the machine. A bus and associated circuits are connected between the logic processor and the devices on the machine. The logic processor is responsive to the second set of devices and makes logic decisions in a continuous and cyclic manner to control the operation of the first devices thereby causing the cycle of operation of the machine to conform with the first program. The multiprocessor system further includes one or more independent data processors which are connected to the bus and operate asynchronously with the logic processor. The data processors respond to output signals from the logic processor which select preprogrammed sets of arithmetic instructions. The data processors execute the selected sets of arithmetic instructions and produce control signals which are accepted by the logic processor at the appropriate time in its own cycle of operation.

    Asynchronous Dual Function Multiprocessor Machine Control Paul Stephen Borzcik Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
4,064,395 Dec. 20, 1977 Machine Control System Employing a Programmable Machine Function Controller Kenneth Erwin Schubeler West Chester, Butler County, OH Abstract:

A machine control system including a programmable machine function controller comprised of a logic processor and a data processor. The logic processor is responsive to first devices on a machine, e.g. limit switches and push buttons, for controlling second devices on the machine, e.g. motor starters and solenoids, in accordance with a program representing a desired machine operation. The data processor operates asynchronously with the logic processor but responds thereto for selecting programs of arithmetic instructions relating to the machine operation. The system includes a panel of push buttons, lights and read-outs located remotely from the controller. Signals are transmitted between the controller and the panel using asynchronously operating receiver/transmitters which multiplex and transfer the signals on a serial basis. The machine includes at least one movable member in mechanical communication with a driving mechanism. The controller employs circuits which are responsive to the data processor and logic processor for producing signals to the driving mechanism to control the motion of the movable element.

    Machine Control System Employing a Programmable Machine Function Controller Danny L. Carnahan Lebanon, Warren County, OH  
    Machine Control System Employing a Programmable Machine Function Controller Dennis Grover O'keefe Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
4,076,442 Feb. 28, 1978 Apparatus for Controlling Coolant Flow in Accordance to External Forces Upon a Cutting Tool Joseph Henry Cox Jr. Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

An apparatus in a machine tool controls the flow of coolant in accordance to tool contact with a workpiece. The preferred embodiment measures and stores a torque value exerted upon a spindle motor under no-load conditions and compares this value to an operating torque value upon the same spindle motor. When the tool contacts a workpiece and the operating torque exceeds the stored no-load torque value by a predetermined amount, a solenoid operated valve is opened and coolant is permitted to the area of tool engagement with the workpiece.
    Apparatus for Controlling Coolant Flow in Accordance to External Forces Upon a Cutting Tool William Andrew Haggerty Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
4,173,786 Nov. 06, 1979 Method and Apparatus for Cutting a Thread on a Rotating Workpiece Thomas J. Kuhnell Branch Hill, Clermont County, OH Abstract:

A method and apparatus are disclosed for using a numerically controlled turning machine to automatically cut a thread in response to programmed data defining certain thread cutting parameters. The programmed data defines an initial thread cutting pass and the final thread depth. The method and apparatus cause the cutting tool to make a number of iterative thread cutting passes relative to the rotating workpiece with successive passes being made at correspondingly smaller cutting depths. The threading cycle is terminated by two finish passes at a predetermined minimum depth of cut.
    Method and Apparatus for Cutting a Thread on a Rotating Workpiece Randall C. Tanner Lebanon, Warren County, OH  
    Method and Apparatus for Cutting a Thread on a Rotating Workpiece Alois V. Dryak Glendale, Hamilton County, OH  
4,198,790 Apr. 22, 1980 Method for Finishing Spherical Rollers Paul Gruber Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A grinding method for grinding spherical rollers is disclosed, wherein the roller has a spherical main diameter and a spherical end form ground thereon, and both spherical forms are ground on the same fixturing set-up. The workpiece is carried on a pair of locating shoes and the pre-ground flat end is driven with a magnetic face driver. A grinding wheel spindle carries first and second wheel forms for forming the roller spherical surfaces, and the surfaces are ground sequentially by feeding the first spherical form radially into the workpiece to grind the diameter, and thereafter axially shifting the wheel spindle to present the second wheel form in position where it is radially fed into the workpiece to grind the spherical end form of the roller.
4,309,600 Jan. 05, 1982 Machine Tool Charles P. Perry Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

This invention has to do with an automatic manufacturing system and, more particularly, to a plurality of work stations to which a variety of workpieces are carried by a network of conveyors, in which means are provided to identify each workpiece and means are provided to direct the workpiece through a path variable in accordance with load conditions in the network having various work stations where selected operations are automatically performed on the workpiece.
    Machine Tool Raymond L. Bomkamp Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Machine Tool Kendall F. Bone Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
4,318,465 Mar. 09, 1982 Indexing Drive Control James W. Calvert Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

An apparatus and method are disclosed for transporting products to and from the machine function operating stations of an integrated machine. The apparatus provides a table for carrying the products which is rotatably indexed by a drive system as required by the overall machine cycle of operation. The indexing drive system comprises an indexer, a driving motor, a brake, means for monitoring the orientation of the table and indexer input and circuitry operative to control the motor and brake to execute the cycle of operation of the indexer while simultaneously initiating activity of the machine operating station mechanisms in accordance with the disclosed method.
    Indexing Drive Control Charles P. Shinkle Bethel, Clermont County, OH  
D268,911 May. 10, 1983 Bore Depth and Face Squareness Robert H. Gordon Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
4,393,626 Jul. 19, 1983 Toolholder for Supporting Thin Rotary Tools George A. Schroer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A toolholder for supporting thin rotary tools is disclosed, utilizing first and second tool rings having flange portions for respectively clamping and driving the sides of a rotary tool such as a thin grinding wheel, wherein the respective tool rings have generally circular tool support sections adjacent to their flange portions, and the circular tool support sections are relieved so as to form facial teeth or lugs on the two rings, and the respective teeth of the one ring engage the tooth spaces of the other ring and vice versa, when the rings are clamped against a thin tool. The first tool ring is adapted to locate and drive with a rotatable tool spindle, and the second tool ring is adapted to be carried in a concentric manner with the first ring and means is provided for clamping the rings together and enmeshing the respective tool support sections, so that a tool having a thickness equal to or less than the combined length of each tool support section of the respective rings may be clamped and supported on a substantially continuous bore support surface.
D271,112 Oct. 25, 1983 Chuck Body James G. Wiatt Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
    Chuck Body James W. Calvert Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Chuck Body Samual L. Belcher Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Chuck Body Roger D. Smith Bethel, Clermont County, OH  
4,438,599 Mar. 27, 1984 Vibration Damper for Machine-Carried Workpiece Joseph T. Kamman Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A work contact shoe floats in an elastomeric mount within a shoe holder, and the shoe holder is mounted by bracket means to a machine base. A preload mechanism is employed for forcing the work contact shoe into a slight preload against a workpiece so that as the workpiece is machined and vibrations are generated, the vibrations will be attenuated by shearing of the elastomer.
    Vibration Damper for Machine-Carried Workpiece Mark D. Kohring Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
4,512,068 Apr. 23, 1985 Pallet Receiver with Compliant Pin and Socket Registration Tadeusz W. Piotrowski Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A pallet receiver for a machine tool is disclosed utilizing a pin and socket for registration and alignment. A pallet clamp piston is employed to clamp the pallet to the receiver base for subsequent machining operations. A registration pin is rigidly secured to the receiver base, and a cooperating pin socket is mounted to the pallet underface by means of a compliant diaphragm spring so that as the socket and pin are engaged during the first portion of clamp piston movement the pallet will be registered and aligned with respect to the receiver base, and during the second and final portion of piston movement the axially compliant pin socket will permit the pallet to engage a rigid clamp down surface on the receiver base, thus insuring a positive final resting position for the pallet on the receiver base.
4,516,044 May. 07, 1985 Heat Exchange Apparatus for Electric Motor and Electric Motor Equipped Therewith Kendall F. Bone Cincinnati, OH Abstract:
The cooling of an electric motor is achieved by a heat exchange apparatus having a cylindrical wall containing a continuous path fluid (e.g., liquid) passageway providing turbulent flow to a conveyed cooling fluid. Turbulent flow of the cooling fluid is obtained by the passageway's having a plurality of curvilinear passageway segments lengthwise oriented normal to the longitudinal axis of the cylindrical wall, connected together in pairs by passageway sections lengthwise oriented normal to the passageway segments and parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cylindrical wall.
4,529,255 Jul. 16, 1985 Machine Tool Way Damper Tadeusz W. Piotrowski Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
4,546,533 Oct. 15, 1985 Automatic Toolchanger System for Turning Machine Raymond L. Hallbach Covington, Kenton County, KY Abstract:

A tool changing system for turning machines is disclosed wherein a tool magazine having a plurality of common-based tools carries the tools on a serpentine chain matrix. The tool holders are secured to the links of the chain. The tool storage magazine is removable from the tool changer base, and replaceable with a similar tool storage magazine. A tool interchange arm is carried on a dual slide assembly, wherein a first slide moves a pair of gripper fingers to positions between the tool holder block on the tool turret of the machine and the tool storage magazine. When changing ID tools, which are mounted to the face of a tool turret, a secondary slide is moved relative to the first slide, to provide additional onward stroke positioning, and a turn-around cylinder rotates the interchange arm housing and gripper fingers to bring the tools around to the face of the tool turret. The tool storage magazines may be received in a pallet system, which is a movable rack at the end of the machine, having a pair of tool holder brackets, which may be alternately positioned for receiving and inserting the tool storage magazine.
    Automatic Toolchanger System for Turning Machine John S. Reynolds Maineville, Warren County, OH  
4,547,997 Oct. 22, 1985 Adjustable Tool Mount Rudolph J. A. Kimmelaar , Netherlands Abstract:

An adjustable tool mount positions a rotatable tool on a machine tool spindle by a central tool mount ring having a internal thread machined throughout. The thread engages a pin extending from the tool spindle, so that rotation of the assembly causes axial advancement of the tool mount. The tool mount is clamped and unclamped by a lock nut received on the tool mount which compresses a plurality of nested conical spring rings which are closely fitted to a counterbore within the tool mount and to the machine spindle. Compression of the spring rings tends to enlarge the ring outer diameter and tends to reduce the ring bore, thereby causing a secure frictional grip to be effected between the tool mount and machine spindle.
    Adjustable Tool Mount Cornelis A. Smits , Netherlands  
4,554,842 Nov. 26, 1985 Anti-backlash Mechanism for Machine Drive David B. Wood III West Chester, Butler County, OH Abstract:

An anti-backlash mechanism for a machine drive is disclosed, wherein a shaft carries a rotary worm wheel having drive connections to the tangs of two back-to-back clutch units. The first clutch unit is connected to a rotatable shaft, concentric with the worm wheel, and having a first helical gear on its end. A second helical gear on the support shaft is torsionally and axially free to slip. The second gear is connected to the second clutch unit by a torque tube permitting relative axial movement to occur between the two. A first actuator biases the two gears apart, and a second actuator between the second helical gear and the clutch units provides clamping force to engage the mechanism. An output bull gear is in mesh with the pair of helical gears. To engage the mechanism, the second actuator is energized, impressing a snugging force on the discs of the clutch units, and driving the second helical gear in an axial direction toward the first helical gear. Continued movement in an axial direction causes the clearance to be taken up between the teeth of the helical gears and the tooth space of the bull gear and will cause the gears to roll with respect to one another, thus taking the shake out of the spline teeth and drive tang connections between the clutch units and the worm wheel. When the second helical gear "bottoms", pressure build-up in the second actuator will cause maximum clamping force to be realized by the clutch units thereby preloading all parts for maximum drive stiffness.
4,555,047 Nov. 26, 1985 Automatic Toolchanger Tapping Lubricant Dispenser Harry E. Ackley Sardinia, Brown County, OH Abstract:

A tapping lubricant dispenser apparatus is provided for use in numerically controlled automatic toolchanger machining systems to dispense tapping lubricant into a previously drilled hole before tapping. The tapping lubricant is usually a viscous tapping compound of the consistency of paste, grease or the like. The apparatus includes a toolholder of the type to fit into the machine spindle, a reservoir for a supply of lubricant--typically sufficient to run unattended for several complete cycles, e.g. at least one shift--and a reciprocating pump that dispenses the lubricant responsive to actuation by the numerical control system when the toolholder of this apparatus is fitted into the machine tool spindle. The reservoir reloads the pump after each dispensing action. The numerical control and toolchanger system is programmed to select the apparatus, put it in the spindle, align same with the hole to be tapped, and causes pump reciprocation and dispensing and then remove the apparatus from the spindle. Usually a drilling program is employed whereby the motion to advance the drill into a hole instead advances this apparatus thereby placing in the hole a body of lubricant.
4,599,786 Jul. 15, 1986 Grinding Machine With Apparatus for Changing Grinding Wheel Tools and Workpieces Herbert R. Uhtenwoldt Worcester, Worcester County, MA Abstract:

A grinding machine utilizes a gantry type loader for exchanging workpieces with the work support spindle of the machine. The loading head of the gantry loader has a rotatable workpiece gripper assembly to switch the parts end-for-end during the loading and unloading process. The loading head is also fitted with nonrotating workpiece grippers which are spring biased to mechanically grip and extract a grinding wheel tool from a grinding wheelhead and exchange the tool with a different tool located in a tool support pocket of a tool storage matrix at a position remote from the grinding wheel head.
4,604,008 Aug. 05, 1986 Metal Working Machine Having Polygon Tool Support Bar Kendall F. Bone Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

Machine tools for cutting metal are provided having a polygon cross-sectional geometry self-centering, high torque transmitting, rotatable tool support bar that is movable along the longitudinal axis of the bar. The tool support bar is coupled to the drive mechanism for rotating the bar, at a point proximate to the exit of the bar from the machine, by a coupling having a slidably mating polygon geometry opening through which the bar passes. In an embodiment of the invention there is further provided means for releasably locking the tool support bar in a predetermined extended position.
5,465,215 Nov. 07, 1995 Numerical Control Method and Apparatus S. Scott Strickland Terrace Park, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A manual data input facility of a machine control includes graphically assisted input. An MDI main display and lead-through graphic displays are generated to facilitate selection of functions and entry of associated data. The displays make use of graphic icons and text recognizable by an operator. Input devices advantageously include a contact actuated touch screen and numeric keypad. A graphic assisted MDI mode of operation generates instruction blocks conforming to a predetermined user programming convention in response to operator selections and numeric data input. The operator initiates execution of instruction blocks so generated, one block at a time, by operation of a Cycle Start input.
    Numerical Control Method and Apparatus James R. Krietemeyer Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
    Numerical Control Method and Apparatus Jing Liao West Chester, Butler County, OH  
    Numerical Control Method and Apparatus Ian D. Mead West Chester, Butler County, OH  
    Numerical Control Method and Apparatus Robert L. Pucket Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH  
5,494,269 Feb. 27, 1996 Vibration Damper Paul E. McCalmont Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH
Abstract:

A workpiece is clamped to a machine table while being machined, but a cantilevered portion of the workpiece is subject to vibrations. The cap of a vibration damping unit is supported on the machine base and spring-loaded upwardly against the workpiece. A support spring acting on a seat forces a damping element against the cap which, in turn, is impressed against the cantilevered workpiece. Vibrations are suppressed by horizontal shearing motion of the ring damping element. The entire damping assembly comprising the cap, ring damping element, seat and spring are retracted from the workpiece by means of a central rod connected to a manually actuated toggle clamp.
5,535,638 Jul. 16, 1996 Antifriction Screw Drive Robert H. Willison Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A screw and nut have intermeshed helical threads which may be of a form selected from a variety of shapes; for example, a buttress thread. A ball track is formed by cooperating grooves in opposing flanks of the screw and nut threads, and a circuit of balls are disposed within the ball track. The result is a screw system with improved thrust load-carrying capability.
5,536,282 Jul. 16, 1996 Method for Producing an Improved Vitreous Bonded Abrasive Article and the Article Produced Thereby Soo C. Yoon Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Abstract:

A method is provided that produces grinding wheels which exhibit improved burn reduction or prevention, lower power consumption and increased penetration of metalworking fluid into the grinding zone in high metal removal rate grinding operations such as for example creep feed grinding. The method comprises the steps of preparing a blend, cold pressing the blend in a mold to the desired shape, size and density to form a cold molded article, removing the cold molded article from the mold and firing the cold molded article to produce the vitreous bonded abrasive article wherein the blend comprises aluminum oxide abrasive grains, non-metallic, inorganic, thermally conductive, solid particles having higher thermal conductivity than the abrasive grains and a particle size at least twice that of the abrasive grains, a vitreous matrix precursor which forms a vitreous matrix having a bond with the thermally conductive, solid particles that is weaker than the bond with the abrasive grains and an organic, open cell producing, solid pore inducer that produces spring back of the cold molded article (i.e. green molding) that is at least equal to the smallest particle size of the article size range of the pore inducer.
    Method for Producing an Improved Vitreous Bonded Abrasive Article and the Article Produced Thereby Roger A. Gary Loveland, Hamilton County, OH  
5,544,556 Aug. 13, 1996 Reversibly Rotatable Chuck With Internal Cam for Shifting Work Axis Russell W. Jones Lebanon, Warren County, OH Abstract:

A chuck body has an internal cam unit eccentrically mounted within antifriction bearings, and the cam unit includes a workpiece gripper. A radial pin extends through the chuck body into a peripheral slot of the cam unit. When rotating in a first rotary direction, the chuck body and cam unit rotate in unison and a first workpiece diameter may be machined. When the rotation of the chuck body is reversed, inertial forces acting on the cam unit prevent immediate reversal of the cam unit rotation, and the pin moves through the peripheral slot, contacting the opposite end and driving the cam unit in reverse rotation; this relative motion between the chuck body and cam unit causes the workpiece to become offset, displacing the first workpiece axis from the chuck body axis of rotation. Consequently, as the reverse rotation is continued, a second workpiece diameter may be is machined about the chuck axis of rotation; the second diameter will be eccentric to the first diameter.