Manufacturers Index - Auto-Nailer Co.
Auto-Nailer Co.
Atlanta, GA, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery
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865,116
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Sep. 03, 1907
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Winding-tool for coils
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James Linton Moore |
Atlanta, GA |
A quarter century after this patent was issued, the inventor was a machine designer for a maker of shoe machinery, Auto-Soler Co., which also did business as woodworking machinery maker Auto-Nailer Co. |
1,817,224
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Aug. 04, 1931
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Hand nailing implement
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Davis J. Ajouelo |
Atlanta, GA |
This hand nailer was intended for use in shoe repair, attaching soles to uppers. This patent number was seen on a nailing machine from Auto-Nailer Co., which was in part based on this inventor's nailing machines of patent 2,036,988. |
2,036,988
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Apr. 07, 1936
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Machine for making and inserting metallic fastenings
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Davis J. Ajouelo |
Atlanta, GA |
This patent was the beginnings of the Auto-Soler Co. and the Auto-Nailer Co. The patented machine was intended for nailing soles to shoes or boots but it reportedly did not work at all reliably and it took years of further research and development to produce a practical machine, which would then be extended for use with wood and plastic. |
2,049,240
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Jul. 28, 1936
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Machine for making and inserting metallic fasteners
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James Linton Moore |
Atlanta, GA |
This is the second unsuccessful attempt at a nailing machine by what would become the Auto-Nailer Co. This initial version was specifically intended for nailing soles to shoes or boots; later versions would be extended to nailing wood and plastic. |
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Machine for making and inserting metallic fasteners
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Davis J. Ajouelo |
Atlanta, GA |
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RE21,141
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Jul. 11, 1939
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Machine for making and inserting metallic fasteners
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Davis J. Ajouelo |
Atlanta, GA |
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Machine for making and inserting metallic fasteners
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James Linton Moore |
Decator, GA |
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2,240,429
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Apr. 29, 1941
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Shoe soling machine
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Charles A. Watkins |
Atlanta, GA |
This patent provides improvements to patent 2,315,382. |
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Shoe soling machine
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John G. Wright |
Atlanta, GA |
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Shoe soling machine
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Clifford T. Harris |
Atlanta, GA |
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2,315,382
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Mar. 30, 1943
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Machine for uniting layers of material
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Davis J. Ajouelo |
Atlanta, GA |
This is another attempt at a nailing machine by what would become the Auto-Nailer Co. Co-inventor James Linton Moore was the primary inventor and was deceased by the time the patent was issued. This machine used a coil of wire to form nails to attach soles to shoes or boots, and is an improvement to patent 2,049,240. |
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Machine for uniting layers of material
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James Linton Moore |
Atlanta, GA |
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