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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
475,917 May. 31, 1892 Machine for Turning Irregular Shapes George C. Bardons Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH
553,802 Jan. 28, 1896 Duplex Forming Machine George C. Bardons Cleveland, OH
    Duplex Forming Machine John G. Oliver Cleveland, OH  
    Duplex Forming Machine George W. Drake Cleveland, OH  
555,116 Feb. 25, 1896 Automatic Valve Milling Machine John G. Oliver Cleveland, OH
    Automatic Valve Milling Machine George C. Bardons Cleveland, OH  
575,094 Jan. 12, 1897 Turret lathe George W. Drake Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH H. L. Fisher - patent attorney
Our invention relates to turret-lathes; and the object of the invention is to improve the means which have hitherto been employed for controlling the stock feeding and locking mechanism, whereby the said means are brought close to the hand of the operator and all the parts which the operator is required to handle are placed within convenient and easy reach. Heretofore in machines of this kind having rack-and-pinion feed controlling mechanism the said mechanism was at the rear extremity of the machine, so that the operator had to bodily leave his work and go to the said rear operating mechanism and make the necessary adjustments thereby and then step back again to the work, and thus he had to alternate from one position to the other and waste much valuable time, as well as take his attention wholly from his work while this shifting of position was going on. The inconvenience and objectionableness of this old construction are obvious from this statement of its requirements, and hence the present invention, which is designed to overcome and remedy the said objection and provide controlling mechanism which is within easy reach of the operator in his working position, so that he can concentrate all his attention on the work as he should.

    Turret lathe John G. Oliver Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH  
    Turret lathe George C. Bardons Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH  
586,832 Jul. 20, 1897 Friction-clutch George C. Bardons Cleveland, OH
    Friction-clutch John G. Oliver Cleveland, OH  
657,306 Sep. 04, 1900 Turret Lathe George C. Bardons Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH
    Turret Lathe George W. Drake Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH  
926,761 Jul. 06, 1909 Lathe Chuck John G. Oliver Cleveland, OH
1,118,072 Nov. 24, 1914 Chuck Mechanism Horace W. Thompson East Cleveland, OH
1,224,955 May. 08, 1917 Automatic Stop Mechanism for Turret Lathe John G. Oliver Cleveland, OH
    Automatic Stop Mechanism for Turret Lathe George C. Bardons Cleveland, OH  
1,227,822 May. 29, 1917 Machine Tool John G. Oliver Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH
1,265,606 May. 07, 1918 Chucking device Frederic C. Busch Cleveland, OH
1,320,660 Nov. 04, 1919 Lathe Chuck Horace W. Thompson Detroit, MI
1,454,643 May. 08, 1923 Feeding and Chucking Mechanism for Machine Tools Earl J. Hornberger Cleveland Heights, OH
1,498,821 Jun. 24, 1924 Turret Machine Turret Saddle Horace W. Thompson East Cleveland, OH
1,642,909 Sep. 20, 1927 Metal Lathe Horace W. Thompson East Cleveland, OH
1,696,037 Dec. 18, 1928 Automatic chuck and roller feed Earl J. Hornberger Cleveland, OH
1,699,968 Jan. 22, 1929 Friction Clutch Earl J. Hornberger Cleveland Heights, OH
1,708,672 Apr. 09, 1929 Motor drive for lathes Earl J. Hornberger Cleveland, OH This patent is assigned to "Bardons & Oliver, a copartnership, of Cleveland, Ohio, consisting of George C. Bardons and John G. Oliver."
1,772,148 Aug. 05, 1930 Cut-off machine Earl J. Hornberger Germantown, PA
1,776,633 Sep. 23, 1930 Interlocking Control Mechanism William L. Libby Cleveland, OH
    Interlocking Control Mechanism Edwin Huge Cleveland, OH  
1,813,002 Jul. 07, 1931 Indicator John J. N. Van Hamersveld Cleveland Heights, OH This patent number was seen on a Bardons & Oliver turret lathe. The patent covers an indicator that shows surface feet per minute. The patent drawings show the indicator on a lathe but the specification claims its use on lathes, boring mills, drill presses, milling machines, planers and shapers.
1,934,358 Nov. 07, 1933 Automatic Turret Clamp Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
1,963,023 Jun. 12, 1934 Automatic Tool William Libby Cleveland, OH
1,972,595 Sep. 04, 1934 Automatic cut-off machine William L. Libby Cleveland, OH Improvements to patent 1,772,148.
2,146,583 Feb. 07, 1939 Chuck and bar feed Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
2,147,203 Feb. 14, 1939 Tap holder Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
2,149,940 Mar. 07, 1939 Brake and Control Therefor Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
D128,655 Aug. 05, 1941 Design for an overhead piloted vertical slide tool for lathes or the like Oskar Kylin Cleveland, OH
2,279,710 Apr. 14, 1942 Sliding Gear Transmission Oskar Kylin Cleveland, OH
    Sliding Gear Transmission Henrik O. Kylin Cleveland, OH  
412,707 May. 25, 1943 Sliding gear transmission Hanrik O. Kylin Cleveland, OH
    Sliding gear transmission Oskar Kylin Cleveland, OH  
2,333,868 Nov. 09, 1943 Releasing Tap Holder Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
2,369,466 Feb. 13, 1945 Automactic Chuck and Stock Feed for Machine Tools Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
    Automactic Chuck and Stock Feed for Machine Tools Henrik O. Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH  
    Automactic Chuck and Stock Feed for Machine Tools Michael L. Valentino Cleveland Heights, OH  
2,375,115 May. 01, 1945 Collet chuck operating mechanism Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
2,375,114 May. 01, 1945 Indexing Machanism Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
2,382,571 Aug. 14, 1945 Adjustable Supporting Tool Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
2,399,045 Apr. 23, 1946 Lathe Screw Attachment Oskar Kylin Cleveland, OH
2,405,435 Aug. 06, 1946 Machine Tool Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
    Machine Tool Henrik O. Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH  
    Machine Tool Michael L. Valentino Cleveland Heights, OH  
2,417,366 Mar. 11, 1947 Power Indexing Mechanism Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
    Power Indexing Mechanism Henrik O. Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH  
    Power Indexing Mechanism Michael L. Valentino Cleveland Heights, OH  
2,421,206 May. 27, 1947 Hydraulic brake mechanism and control therefor Henrik O. Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH
    Hydraulic brake mechanism and control therefor Oskar Kylin Cleveland Heights, OH  
2,500,562 Mar. 14, 1950 Centrifugally Operated Mechanism Lockwood Oliver Hudson, OH
2,753,502 Jul. 03, 1956 Electric Motor Control for Spindle Postioner Henrik O. Kylin Aurora, OH
2,868,550 Jan. 13, 1959 Collet John L. Maryanski Garfield Heights, OH
    Collet Michael L. Valentino Cleveland Heights, OH  
3,315,550 Apr. 25, 1967 Cutting-Off Lathe with Opposed Tool Slides Henrik O. Kylin Aurora, OH
3,447,220 Jun. 03, 1969 Selective Fluidic Control and Actuating Mechanism for Machine Tools Morris R. Hicks Brook Park, OH
    Selective Fluidic Control and Actuating Mechanism for Machine Tools Joseph C. Le Veque Cleveland, OH  
3,448,643 Jun. 10, 1969 Tool Slide for Lathes, Cutoff Machines and the Like Henrik O. Kylin Aurora, OH
3,516,439 Jun. 23, 1970 Low Fluid Pressure Actuated Fluid Jet Interrupter Means Morris R. Hicks Brook Park, OH
    Low Fluid Pressure Actuated Fluid Jet Interrupter Means Joseph C. Le Veque Cleveland, OH  
3,583,281 Jun. 08, 1971 Programmable Fluidic Control System for Machine Tools Morris R. Hicks Brook Park, OH Abstract
A machine tool, such as a milling machine, embodying a control system employing fluid amplifiers for controlling and actuating in selected sequence a plurality of steps in an automatic cycle of the machine. Means are provided whereby the selective programming of the cycle may be set up at a central control console conveniently located for the operator, and sequentially executed by operation of relatively high fluid pressure in response to relatively low-pressure fluidic signals. The low-pressure fluidic signals, as on the order of about 1 p.s.i. or less, are selectively employed to control flow of relatively high-pressure fluid to cause the relatively high-pressure fluid to actuate power means such as hydraulic cylinders for causing programmed relative movements of work holding and toolholding means of the machine.

    Programmable Fluidic Control System for Machine Tools Joseph C. Le Veque Cleveland, OH  
3,807,278 Apr. 30, 1974 Programmable Fluidic Control System for Machine Tools Morris R. Hicks Brook Park, OH Abstract
A machine tool, such as a milling machine, embodying a control system employing fluid amplifiers for controlling and actuating in selected sequence a plurality of steps in an automatic cycle of the machine. Means are provided whereby the selective programming of the cycle may be set up at a central control console conveniently located for the operator, and sequentially executed by operation of relatively high fluid pressure in response to relatively low pressure fluidic signals. The low pressure fluidic signals, as on the order of about 1 psi or less, are selectively employed to control flow of relatively high pressure fluid to cause the relatively high pressure fluid to actuate power means such as hydraulic cylinders for causing programmed relative movements of work holding and tool holding means of the machine.

    Programmable Fluidic Control System for Machine Tools Joseph C. Le Veque Cleveland, OH