Manufacturers Index - Buffalo Specialty Co.
Buffalo Specialty Co.
Buffalo, NY, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Metal Working Machinery
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D32,744
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May. 29, 1900
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Spoke Wrench
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Leon M. Cabana |
Buffalo, NY |
A distinctive bicycle spoke wrench marketed as the BABY Neverslip. It has an eye on the back side to attach it to a watch fob. It is a half-size version of the Neverslip Nipple Grip. The NEVERSLIP has a distinctive shield image cast in both sides. The design may reflect Spanish-American War era patriotic fervor.
As part of a settlement of patent disputes, the Buffalo Specialty Mfg. Co. transferred the "Baby" and "Neverslip" grip patents to the G.W. Cole Co. in 1901. |
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861,498
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Jul. 30, 1907
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Tool-handle
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Egbert T. Brown |
Buffalo, NY |
This invention relates to "the class of handles used in connection with tools having a socket for receiving the tapering shank of the handle, such as socket-chisels. The object of this invention is to provide a light, strong and inexpensive handle which cushions the blows received by the same, so as to protect the tool from injury and breakage..." Most of the handle is made of wood; the handle's shank and a section nearest the shank are made from a glued stack of leather washers. |
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190,802,813
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Sep. 24, 1908
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Improvements in Hack Saw Machines
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Edward Charles Robert Marks |
, England |
The "inventor", E. C. R. Marks, was a consulting engineer who was communicating an invention on behalf of the Buffalo Specialty Co. The real inventor is not named; at the time this patent was issued, British patent law did not readily allow foreigners to directly obtain patents. |
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190,823,018
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Jan. 28, 1909
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Improvements in Hack Saw Machines
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Edward Charles Robert Marks |
, England |
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924,767
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Jun. 15, 1909
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Hacksaw Machine
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Anton Gruitsch |
Buffalo, Erie County, NY |
This hacksaw was also patented in Great Britain, patent #'s 190,823,018 & 190,802,813.
Abstract:
This invention relates more particularly to a hack saw machine having two saws by which stock of different kinds or sizes can be operated upon at the same time, although some of the improvements are equally applicable to machines having a single saw.
The principal object of my invention is the provision of a compact and convenient machine of this character which can be cheaply produced.
A further object is to provide the driving connections of the saws with efficient means which permit one of the saws to be manually thrown out of action while the other continues in operation and which may also be combined with trip devices for automatically throwing one or both saws out of action when the bars or other objects have been severed.
A further object is to so construct the driving mechanism that the saws are subjected to pressure during their effective stroke and relieved from pressure during their return stroke, thus ensuring rapid cutting, while at the same time preventing unnecessary wear of the saw blades.
Claim:
In a sawing machine, the combination of a main frame, a saw-frame guided thereon and having a coupling pin, a driving member, and. a link detachably connecting the saw frame with said driving member, said link having a longitudinal slot arranged to receive said coupling pin in the inoperative position of the link and said slot having transverse portion adapted to interlock with said coupling pin. |
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967,640
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Aug. 16, 1910
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Hacksaw Machine
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Marquis H. Johnson |
Buffalo, NY |
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1,029,664
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Jun. 18, 1912
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Shock-absorber for vehicles
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Charles Cabana |
Buffalo, NY |
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152,127
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Dec. 02, 1913
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Tire fluid receptacle
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Martin Joseph Cabana |
Buffalo, NY |
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274,023
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Sep. 20, 1927
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Floor polisher
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Henry V. Schaedel |
Buffalo, NY |
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