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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
26,622 Dec. 27, 1859 Retainer for hydraulic presses Christopher E. Rymes Charlestown, MA "The article termed a 'retainer' is used for receiving tobacco in suitable receptacles or boxes, transporting the same into a hydraulic press, and retaining or holding it while it is being pressed..."
The 1862 Boston Directory has a full-page ad on page 80 for Hittinger, Cook & Co. of Charlestown, Mass., makers of steam engines and tobacco machinery. The business partners were M. Hittinger, Isaac Cook and C. E. Rymes. In 1866 the business reorganized as Cook, Rymes & Co.
38,606 May. 19, 1863 Improvement in hydraulic presses Christopher E. Rymes Charlestown, MA
40,948 Dec. 15, 1863 Improvement in fastenings for tobacco presses or cases Christopher E. Rymes Charlestown, MA
43,912 Aug. 23, 1864 Improvement in hydraulic presses Michael Hittinger Charlestown, MA Improvements to Rymes' patent 38,606.
77,102 Apr. 21, 1868 Machine for cutting tobacco Christopher E. Rymes Somerville, MA Robinson & Hearn, of 172 Water Street in New York, manufactured tobacco products.
93,125 Jul. 27, 1869 Improvement in steam-engine-valve gear Christopher E. Rymes Somerville, MA