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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
618,578 Jan. 31, 1899 Alternating current motor Edward C. Newcomb Brookline, Norfolk County, MA We have seen this patent date on an electric motor badged by Canedy-Otto Mfg. Co. and believed to have been manufactured by Emerson Electric Co. We do not know if both this patent and 618,579 are used by that motor, or just one of them.
618,579 Jan. 31, 1899 Commutator short-circuiter Edward C. Newcomb Brookline, Norfolk County, MA We have seen this patent date on an electric motor badged by Canedy-Otto Mfg. Co. and believed to have been manufactured by Emerson Electric Co. We do not know if both this patent and 618,578 are used by that motor, or just one of them.
745,772 Dec. 01, 1903 Induction-motor Donald M. Bliss Brookline, MA
860,116 Jul. 16, 1907 Motor-clutch Herbert A. Balcome Boston, MA
860,124 Jul. 16, 1907 Switch Donald M. Bliss Brookline, MA
860,132 Jul. 16, 1907 Signal-drop Henry J. Heeney Boston, MA "The present invention relates to a signal drop of the kind commonly used in connection with telephone switch boards..."
1,108,087 Aug. 18, 1914 Dynamo Egmon Max Tornmin Newton Center, MA "The present invention relates to dynamo electric machines and more especially to direct-current lighting machines."