Manufacturers Index - Salem Iron Works
Salem Iron Works
Winston-Salem, NC, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery & Steam and Gas Engines
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108,135
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Oct. 11, 1870
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Improvement in cane-strippers
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Friedberg, NC |
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118,366
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Aug. 22, 1871
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Improvement in rotary steam-engines
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Forsyth County, NC |
"The first part of my invention consists in the revolving shaft being placed near the bottom of chamber, which is of an elliptical form, so that the sliding piston can have all the leverage possible yet touch equally all around the chamber during each revolution of shaft. The second part of my invention consists in placing two of those chambers side by side on the same shaft, with the sliding piston through the shaft in one chamber at right angles through the same shaft, with the sliding piston in the other chamber, so that when the steam in one chamber is just beginning to act on the sliding piston it will have full power on the sliding piston in the other chamber. The third part of my invention consists in the construction of a sliding valve communicating with a lever, by means of which lever the sliding valve is moved either way, so as to change the direction of the steam and run the engine either backward or forward." |
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162,549
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Apr. 27, 1875
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Improvement in plows
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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196,577
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Oct. 30, 1877
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Improvement in head-blocks for saw-mills
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
The manufacturer listing is because of a flyer showing the "Hege Eureka" portable circular sawmill. Since Hege is such an uncommon surname, and both the company and this inventor are from the same city, we assume that there is a connection. |
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222,902
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Dec. 23, 1879
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Improvement in brick-machines
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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243,556
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Jun. 28, 1881
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Saw-mill
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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15,212
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Jul. 31, 1882
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Improvement on saw mills
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
This is the Canadian equivalent of US patent 243,556. |
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335,194
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Feb. 02, 1886
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Cotton-press
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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512,819
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Jan. 16, 1894
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Machine for hulling coffee or for other purposes
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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512,881
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Jan. 16, 1894
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Machine for hulling coffee or for other purposes
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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548,054
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Oct. 15, 1895
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Machine for hulling coffee, &c.
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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680,588
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Aug. 13, 1901
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Machine for hulling coffee, &c.
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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681,218
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Aug. 27, 1901
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Machine for cutting cross-ties
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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715,477
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Dec. 09, 1902
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Machine for cutting cross-ties
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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792,263
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Jun. 13, 1905
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Machine for cutting railroad-ties
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Cisco R. Traxler |
Salem, NC |
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Machine for cutting railroad-ties
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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841,964
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Jan. 22, 1907
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Coffee-drier
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Constantine Alexander Hege |
Salem, NC |
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