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US PATENTS IN 1862
Number of applications for patents during the year ...................... 5.038
Patents issued during the year ...................................................... 3.521
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JANUARY 1862
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US 34.081 Robert Welch
Sewing Machine
January 7, 1862
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US 34.170 John Taggart
Shoe Pegging Machine
January 14, 1862
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US 34.210 Thomas Langham
Knitting Machine
January 21, 1862
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FEBRUARY 1862
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US 34.330 Ezekiel M. Hendrickson
Sewing Machine
Assignor to himself, James H. Prentice and Job W. Blackham
February 4, 1862
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US 34.335 Joseph F. Sargent
Boot & Shoe Pegging Machine
February 4, 1862
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US 34.357 Warren L. Fish
Guides for Creasing Tucks and Plats Preparatory to Sewing
February 11, 1862
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US 34.370 Moses Marshall
Pegging Boot & Shoe Machine
February 11, 1862
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US 34.397 Joseph Lofvendahl
Spool-holding Device
assignor to Himself and N. P. Lindergreen
February 11, 1862
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US 34.407 Hannah D. Conrad
Needle Threaders and Setters for Sewing Machine
February 18, 1862
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US 34.413 Augustus Destouy
Machinery for sewing boots or shoes and other like articles made of leather
February 18, 1862
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MARCH 1862
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US 34.571 William O. Grover
Needles for Sewing Machine
March 4, 1862
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US 34.748 Alfred C. F. Derocquigny, Dominique Gance & Louis Hanzo
Machines for Plain Sewing, Embroidering and Button-Holes
March 25, 1862
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US 34.789 Carlos Stebbins
Sewing Machine
March 25, 1862
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APRIL 1862
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US 34.807 Joseph W. Bartlett
Needle Gages and Adjusters for Sewing Machine
April 1, 1862
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US 34.813 Thomas H. Burgess
Improved Portable Folding Work-Case for the Use of Travelers, Soldiers, or other Persons
April 1, 1862
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US 34.852 Samuel T. Thomas
Knitting Machine
April 1, 1862
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US 34.906 Isaac Merritt Singer
Sewing Machine
What I claim as my invention and desire to secure by Letters. Patent, is:
1. The combination of the feed-bar of a sewing machine with a cam (for causing the feeding-surface to reciprocate in one direction) and with inclined blocks, (that will cause it to reciprocate in a direction crosswise to the first,) the combination being such that the feeding surface can be caused to move either longitudinally or transversely to the support of the material, according to the guide which is employed to regulate the direction of the feed.
2. The combination of the feed-bar of a sewing machine with mechanism for raising it and lowering it, that is constructed in parts which are adjustable, so as to vary the distance to which the feeding-surface is protruded above the support of the work.
3. The combination of the same feed-bar with mechanism for moving it either longitudinally or transversely to the support of the material and also with adjustable mechanism for varying the protrusion of its feeding-surface.
April 8, 1862
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US 34.915 Elmer Townsend
Sewing Machine
April 8, 1862
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US 34.926 Rosewell Thompson
Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
Assignor to himself, J. C. Wilder and Zelotes W. Holden Jr.
April 8, 1862
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US 34.932 C. W. Williams
Sewing Machine
April 8, 1862
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US 34.988 John C. Smith
Sewing Machine
April 15, 1862
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US 35.004 James O. Whitcombe
Sewing Needle Cases
assignor to Joseph Dodin
April 15, 1862
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US 35.126 E. L. Pratt
Thread Tension for Sewing Machine
Assignor to John B. Collins
April 29, 1862
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MAY 1862
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US 35.165 Gordon McKay
Improved Process or Method of Operating in the Sewing of Soles of and upon Boots and Shoes
May 6, 1862
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US 35.191 J. B. Winchell
Double Thread Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
May 6, 1862
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US 35.252 Aaron Palmer
Sewing Machine
(Running Stitch)
I do not claim the use of crimping wheels in sewing machines, the same having been already used in the machines of Benjamin W. Bean, patent US 2.982 March 4, 1843; of James Rodgers, patent US 3.672 July 22, 1844 and of David Smith, patent US 7.296 April 16, 1850.
May 13, 1862
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US 35.254 Samuel Peberdy
Knitting Machine Needles
May 13, 1862
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JUNE 1862
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US 35.542 Paul Pryibil
Tension Regulator for Sewing Machine
The object of this invention is to increase the tension of the needle-thread of a sewing machine in the same measure as the diameter of the bobbin in the shuttle decreases and consequently the tension of the shuttle-thread increases.
What I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is:
1. The arrangement of the friction-pulley O , with the conical hub E, in combination with the screw-spindle G and spring-pad F, constructed and operating substantially as and for the purpose specified.
2. The arrangement of the elliptical nut d on the spring H, in combination with the screw. spindle G and pulley D, substantially as and for the purpose described.
3. The recess e and shoulder f on the screw. spindle G, in combination with the lower part, g, of the nut d, as and for the purpose set forth.
June 10, 1862
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US 35.565 Luke Kavanaugh
Burrs for Knitting Machine
assignor to Himself and Gage Campbell &. Gage
June 10, 1862
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US 35.667 Solomon E. Blake
Folding and Tucking Gages
June 24, 1862
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JULY 1862
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US 35.749 Walter Fitzgerald
Pegging Machine
July 1, 1862
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US 35.968 George Campbell
Circular Knitting Machine
assignor to Himself, George Gage and G. C. Gage
July 22, 1862
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US 35.972 William F. Ensign
Felling Guides for Sewing Machine
Assignor to James Willcox
July 22, 1862
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AUGUST 1862
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US 36.084 William S. Hall
Sewing Machine
August 5, 1862
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US 36.157 Elias T. Ingalls
Hand Pegging Machine
August 12, 1862
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US 36.163 G. McKay & E. H. Mathies
Sewing Machine
patented to Lyman R. Blake, July 6, 1858
August 12, 1862
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US 36.199 James G. Wilson
Knitting Machine
assignor to C. P. Dixon and Edward Learn
August 12, 1862
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US 36.256 James S. McCurdy
Sewing Machine with stationary bobbin
Assignor too Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
August 19, 1862
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US 36.263 Turner Williams
Cranks for Driving Sewing Machine and other Machinery
Assignor to himself and David Heaton
August 19, 1862
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US 36.292 Alpheus C. Gallahue
Machine for Pegging Boots & Shoes
August 26, 1862
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SEPTEMBER 1862
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US 36.351 Joseph Hollen
Knitting Machine
Letters Patent, dated October 18th, 1859, were granted to me for a certain improvement in knitting machines and the present invention relates to the same class of machines.
September 2, 1862
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US 36.373 Edward Shore
Knitting Machine
September 2, 1862
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US 36.391 James P. Blake
Art of Making Needles for Sewing Machine
September 9, 1862
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US 36.392 James P. Blake
Rolling Machinery for Rolling Sewing Machine Needles, &c.
September 9, 1862
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US 36.396 Henry Dunham Jr.
Machine for Sewing Soles to Boots & Shoes
September 9, 1862
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US 36.405 William O. Grover
Sewing Machine
September 9, 1862
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US 36.537 William T. Spence
Fan Attachment for Sewing Machine
September 23, 1862
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US 36.591 John N. Wilkins
Sewing Machine
September 30, 1862
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OCTOBER 1862
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US 36.617 Daniel W. G. Humphrey
Button-Hole Sewing Machine Two Thread
What I claim as my invention and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is:
1. The needle-bar carrier C ...
2. The combination of the needle-bar carrier C, the loop-carrier d, needle b, hook c and loop-check i with needle a, arranged and operated as described, whereby the button-hole stitch represented is produced.
3. The cam-wheel W2 ...
4. The slotted plate V ...
5. The feed-clamp K2 ...
6. The employment of the rocker X, piston e2 adjustable plate Y and spring r, in combination with the lever T, operated as and for the purpose specified.
One of the earliest Button-Hole Machine
No button hole stitching machine of this class was in use prior to that invented by Daniel W. G. Humphrey, patent US 36.617 dated Oct. 7, 1862.
extract from US 207.173
October 7, 1862
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NOVEMBER 1862
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US 36.847 Stephen J. Maddock
Braiding Guides for Sewing Machine
November 4, 1862
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US 36.899 Milton Finkle
Spoolers or Bobbin Winders for Sewing Machine
"one of the earliest patent"
November 11, 1862
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US 36.932 James A. House & Henry A. House
Button-Hole Sewing Machine Two Thread
Our invention, though generally adaptable to most descriptions of sewing machines, yet relates more especially to those machines which are employed in uniting or stitching together the edges of a fabric and has for its object the production of a machine which shall be capable of working a button-hole or other similar article in a practically successful manner by automatic means...
Assignors to themselves and Augustus G. Seaman
November 11, 1862
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DECEMBER 1862
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US 37.161 William B. Evans
Improvement in Circular Knitting Machines
December 16, 1862
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US 37.170 Jeremiah Keith
Improved Machine for Punching and Eyeleting Shoes or other Articles
December 16, 1862
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US 37.202 A. B. Shaw
Improvement in Sewing Machines
assignor to himself and N. H. Shaw
"Raymond chain-stitch sewing machine with a walking pressure foot"
December 16, 1862
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REISSUES IN 1862
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US RE 1.264 William W. Wade
Treadles for Sewing Machines
January 28, 1862
Specification forming part of Letters Patent
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US RE 1.363 Henry Dunham Jr.
Machines for Sewing Soles to Boots and Shoes
December 16, 1862
Specification forming part of Letters Patent
US 36.396 September 9, 1862
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DESIGNS IN 1862
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US D 1.602 J. G. Folsom & B. D. Whitney
Design for Sewing Machine Frames
June 3, 1862
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