Manufacturers Index - Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.
Greenfield, MA, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery & Metal Working Machinery
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871,451
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Nov. 19, 1907
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Screw-cutting die and holder therefor
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Albert J. Smart |
Greenfield, MA |
This die and holder was sold by Greenfield Tap & Die as the "Acorn Die and Holder", and appeared in the Catalog 39, which was published about 1918. |
956,208
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Apr. 26, 1910
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Grinding-machine
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Edward F. Smith |
Greenfield, MA |
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965,970
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Aug. 02, 1910
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Tap Wrench
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Frank O. Wells |
Greenfield, Franklin County, MA |
Chapin & Co., patent attorneys. |
966,105
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Aug. 02, 1910
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Automatic die-head
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Joseph P. Lavigne |
Detroit, MI |
"This invention relates to die heads for turret lathes, screw machines and the like, and especially to means therein whereby work engaged by the die is released at the end of the cutting movement and may be withdrawn without contact with the dies." The "Wells Self-Opening Die" is featured in a catalog of machine tools from Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.; the illustration resembles this patent and the page says "Patented August 2, 1910". |
1,038,967
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Sep. 17, 1912
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Tap-wrench
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Whitman Russell |
Greenfield, MA |
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1,048,921
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Dec. 31, 1912
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Die-blank
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Frederic E. Wells |
Greenfield, MA |
This patent was issued shortly after F. E. Wells & Son merged with Wiley & Russell Mfg. Co. to create Greenfield Tap & Die Co. But the two parent firms continued to advertise separately and mark their products with the old name for more than three years after the merger. This patented die was sold as F. E. Wells & Son's "O. K. screw plate". This patent covers a drop-forged die with a raised rim and radial ribs. The advertising for this die claimed that this design provided longer wear and improved chip clearance. |
1,052,313
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Feb. 04, 1913
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Pipe-wrench
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Addison B. Carll |
Boothwyn, PA |
10-inch long example reported with label, "GTD GREENFIELD, MASS, LITTLE GIANT". |
1,061,129
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May. 06, 1913
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Screw-plate
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Charles C. Russell |
Greenfield, MA |
At about the time this patent was issued the inventor co-founded Russell Mfg. Co. in Greenfield. He was treasurer, and Whitman Russell was president. |
1,074,466
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Sep. 30, 1913
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Screw-plate
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Charles C. Russell |
Greenfield, MA |
After this patent was applied for, but before it was issued, the inventor co-founded Russell Mfg. Co. in Greenfield. He was treasurer, and Whitman Russell was president. |
1,130,542
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Mar. 02, 1915
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Screw-cutting die
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Whitman Russell |
Greenfield, MA |
This screw-cutting die has teeth that can cut in either direction so that when the die gets dull it can be flipped over to use the fresh cutting edges. |
1,307,426
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Jun. 24, 1919
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Limit Gage
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Frank O. Wells |
Greenfield, Franklin County, MA |
This invention relates to limit-gages for testing the outside dimensions of work, and has for its primary object the provision of a single clamping screw and clamp proper for securing the points or anvils of each pair in set position. A further object is to provide means whereby the gage is rendered extremely sensitive in operation.
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1,482,856
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Feb. 05, 1924
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Bearing for grinding spindles
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Ralph L. Morgan |
Worcester, MA |
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1,830,268
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Nov. 03, 1931
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Die holder
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Michael J. Foley |
Greenfield, MA |
This patent number was seen on a Greenfield Tap & Die #335 Little Giant Jr. set, along with patent 1,898,132. |
1,898,132
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Feb. 21, 1933
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Thread cutting die and holding clip therefor
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Oscar E. Koehler |
Greenfield, MA |
This patent number was seen on a Greenfield Tap & Die #335 Little Giant Jr. set, along with patent 1,830,268. |
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Thread cutting die and holding clip therefor
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William B. du Mont |
Greenfield, MA |
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