Manufacturers Index - Silver Manufacturing Co.
Silver Manufacturing Co.
Salem, OH, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery & Metal Working Machinery
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216,264
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Jun. 10, 1879
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Improvement in metal-drilling machines
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Edward W. Fawcett |
Salem, OH |
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424,434
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Mar. 25, 1890
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Feed-cutter
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Emmor W. Silver |
Salem, OH |
Of interest because the assignee and manufacturer were both woodworking machinery makers.
Silver & Deming split in 1890, and Silver Mfg. Co. was one of the resulting companies.
One machine reported was labeled as the "Ohio Standard Improved 1898 No. 11 Feed cutter, Silver Mfg. Co., Salem, Ohio". Another example is labeled "The Silver Mfg Co. pat'd March 25 1890" and "Ohio Improved 1890 no. 10 1/2". |
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469,580
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Feb. 23, 1892
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Combined Wheel Wrench and Bolt Clipper
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Marshall Martin |
Walla Walla, WA |
The interchangeable "cog die" wrench socket is driven through a set of gears by a hand crank -- the wrench portion is substantially the same as Martin's July 28, 1891 patent (no. 456,830); the bolt clipper is operated by one of the foot levers. The other foot lever operates a chain that pulls the wheel firmly against the wrench socket.
Manufacturer information obtained from "new product descriptions" in June 2, 1892 FARM IMPLEMENT NEWS and June 1892 THE HUB. |
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594,250
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Nov. 23, 1897
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Shredder-cylinder for fodder-mills
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Charles F. Haldeman |
Salem, OH |
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Shredder-cylinder for fodder-mills
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Emmor W. Silver |
Salem, OH |
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733,289
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Jul. 07, 1903
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Ensilage machine
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Emmor W. Silver |
Salem, OH |
Of interest because it was assigned to Silver Mfg. Co., which went on to make woodworking machinery. |
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750,107
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Jan. 19, 1904
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Cutting-machine
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Edward F. Gibbons |
Salem, OH |
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782,444
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Feb. 14, 1905
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Distributer for ensilage-elevators
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Edward F. Gibbons |
Salem, OH |
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831,745
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Sep. 25, 1906
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Locking device
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Louis Earl Rice |
Salem, OH |
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844,590
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Feb. 19, 1907
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Saw-table
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Charles F. Haldeman |
Salem, OH |
Seen on a Silver 26-inch bandsaw. |
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857,538
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Jun. 18, 1907
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Automatic drilling-machine
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Louis Earl Rice |
Salem, OH |
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864,691
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Aug. 27, 1907
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Feed-cutter attachment
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Louis E. Rice |
Cleveland, OH |
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867,444
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Oct. 01, 1907
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Gear for feed-cutters
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Charles F. Haldeman |
Salem, OH |
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Gear for feed-cutters
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Stoten A. Taylor |
Salem, OH |
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922,358
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May. 18, 1909
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Hub Boring Machine
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Stoten A. Taylor |
Salem, OH |
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937,240
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Oct. 19, 1909
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Adjustable table for jointers
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Charles F. Haldeman |
Salem, OH |
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1,027,537
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May. 28, 1912
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Feed-cutter
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Charles F. Haldeman |
Salem, OH |
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1,094,557
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Apr. 28, 1914
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Feeding mechanism for ensilage-cutters
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Charles F. Haldaman |
Salem, OH |
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1,121,921
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Dec. 22, 1914
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Gearing
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Charles F. Haldeman |
Salem, OH |
Gearing is intended for a feed cutter. |
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1,129,349
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Feb. 23, 1915
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Ensilage-cutter
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Charles F. Haldeman |
Salem, OH |
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1,328,429
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Jan. 20, 1920
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Arm-binder and elevating-control-shaft lock
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James Clyde Haldeman |
Salem, OH |
"The invention relates to drilling machines in which an arm for supporting the drill head is carried upon a vertical column and power means is provided for raising and lowering the arm and has more especial reference to means for clamping the arm in adjusted positions upon the column and at the same time locking the raiding and lowering means." |
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1,461,764
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Jul. 17, 1923
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Ensilage cutter
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Emmor W. Silver |
Salem, OH |
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