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US PATENTS IN 1883
This list of patents is far than be complete, further researches will be done, including patents for Needles and Knitting Machines.
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JANUARY 1883
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US 269.925 C. M. Fairbanks
January 2, 1883
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US 269.998 S. B. Bartholomew
January 2, 1883
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US 270.104 G. M. Palmer
January 2, 1883
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US 270.185 M. J. Ferren
January 2, 1883
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US 270.188 I. W. Glazier
January 2, 1883
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US 270.192 H. McDonald
January 2, 1883
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US 270.244 R. S. Norton
January 9, 1883
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US 270.247 F. W. Ostrom
January 9, 1883
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US 270.290 P. Diehl
January 9, 1883
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US 270.343 B. Schmitt
January 9, 1883
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US 270.458 D. L. Miller
January 9, 1883
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US 270.465 T. S. Parker
January 9, 1883
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US 270.466 T. S. Parker
January 9, 1883
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US 270.467 T. S. Parker
January 9, 1883
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US 270.512 E. T. Thomas & H. L. Brevoort
January 9, 1883
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US 270.540 W. S. Carlisle
January 9, 1883
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US 270.558 J. S. Sackett
January 9, 1883
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US 270.617 A. Tracy
January 16, 1883
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US 270.672 J. D. Hughes
January 16, 1883
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US 270.696 C. E. Randall
January 16, 1883
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US 270.709 S. W. Wardwell, Jr.
January 16, 1883
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US 270.710 S. W. Wardwell, Jr.
January 16, 1883
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US 270.751 R. M. Cox
January 16, 1883
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US 270.814 E. Kohler
January 16, 1883
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US 270.831 W. H. Newton
January 16, 1883
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US 270.920 T. C. Woodward & C. M. Fairbanks
January 23, 1883
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US 270.947 H. C. Goedrich
January 23, 1883
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US 270.971 J. H. Morley
Assignor to
The MORLEY SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, of Boston, Massachusetts.
January 23,1883
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US 270.984 J. B. Price
January 23, 1883
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US 271.323 F. Egge
January 30, 1883
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US 271.354 G. Patek
January 30, 1883
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US 271.362 C. B. Rathbun
January 30, 1883
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US 271.405 Charles Beuttel & Philip P. Braüch
Button-Hole Sewing Machine
This invention relates to those sewing machines which are provided with attachments for stitching an extra cord around a button hole, said cord being applied to the rear side of the latter, in order that the garment may present the same finished appearance both in front and rear and our improvement consists in coupling the leader of this extra cord to the machine in such a manner as to enable the free end of said leader to be swung upwardly and rearwardly for the purpose of affording the most convenient access to the needle and to the work on the cloth-plate, as hereinafter in ore fully described and pointed out in the claims. Another feature of our invention consists in providing the leader-sheath with a lug, against which latter bears a spring that maintains the attachment both in its effective end inoperative positions, as hereinafter more fully described and pointed out in the claims. Our invention further consists in arranging the leader so as to be retracted a sufficient distance and locked to the sheath when not in use, a spiral spring being fitted within this sheath for the purpose of maintaining the protruded leader in contact with the goods, as hereinafter more fully described and pointed out in the claims....
... "A" represents the cloth-plate, "B" the arm, "C" the needle, "D" the upper thread, "E" the lower thread and "F" the ordinary cord, of a machine such as furnished by the Union Button-Hole Sewing Machine Company, of Boston, Massachusetts. ...
Assignors to One-Third to Henry Newburgh
January 30, 1883
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US 271.473 T. K. Keith
January 30, 1883
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US 271.515 B. Refsum
January 30, 1883
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US 271.542 J. H. Tabony
January 30, 1883
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US 271.552 T. F. Ungemach
January 30, 1883
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FEBRUARY 1883
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US 271.666 J. J. Sullivan & H. D. Baker
February 6, 1883
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US 271.679 G. W. Baker
February 6, 1883
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US 271.690 H. T. Davis
February 6, 1883
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US 271.728 W. P. Miller
February 6, 1883
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US 271.890 G. W. McCaslin
February 6, 1883
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US 271.908 C. H. Palmer
February 6, 1883
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US 271.920 O. C. Pope
February 6, 1883
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US 271.978 G. D. Garvie
February 6, 1883
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US 272.050 O. J. Holden & L. Griswold
February 13, 1883
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US 272.051 O. J. Holden & L. Griswold
February 13, 1883
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US 272.104 O. R. Van Vechten
February 13, 1883
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US 272.108 T. Welch & G. Corbion, Jr.
February 13, 1883
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US 272.126 P. Diehl
February 13, 1883
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US 272.160 F. E. Schmidt
February 13, 1883
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US 272.300 L. B. Miller & P. Diehl
February 13, 1883
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US 272.309 L. Onderdonk
February 13, 1883
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US 272.390 H. P. Stimson
February 13, 1883
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US 272.409 C. Brown
February 20, 1883
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US 272.423 T. B. Garretson
February 20, 1883
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US 272.427 C. Grotz
February 20, 1883
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US 272.503 N. B. Williams
February 20, 1883
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US 272.519 C. H. Bayley
February 20, 1883
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US 272.527 J. W. Cameron
February 20, 1883
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US 272.688 A. Heartsill
February 20, 1883
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US 272.735 G. McKay & J. C. Hoadley
February 20, 1883
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US 272.740 D. Mills
February 20, 1883
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US 272.761 G. R. Peare
February 20, 1883
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US 272.805 A. E. Wallace & J. H. Griffin
February 20, 1883
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US 272.844 T. A. Macaulay
February 20, 1883
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US 272.847 J. H. Bea, Jr.
February 27, 1883
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US 273.027 J. J. M. Chanvet
February 27, 1883
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US 273.087 D. W. G. Humphrey
February 27, 1883
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US 273.088 D. W. G. Humphrey
February 27, 1883
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MARCH 1883
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US 273.318 F. E. Schmidt
March 6, 1883
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US 273.531 J. C. Hoadley
March 6, 1883
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US 273.562 T. A. Macaulay
March 6, 1883
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US 273.571 E. Massicot
March 6, 1883
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US 273.602 W. Pretty. Jr.
March 6, 1883
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US 273.627 W. R. Somers
March 6, 1883
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US 273.635 E. T. Thomas
March 6, 1883
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US 273.727 Joseph P. Halienbeck
Button-Hole-Feeding Mechanisms for Sewing Machine
My invention relates principally to improvements in mechanisms for feeding to sewing machines button-holes having one end rounded or eyelet-shaped. The general object of my improvements is to provide a very effective, durable and easily adjustable mechanism, which, when properly combined with a sewing machine adapted to make the common lock-stitch, chain-stitch, or other suitable stitch from a continuous thread or continuous threads, shall be capable of holding and automatically feeding to the stitch forming devices of the sewing machine fabrics having button-holes of various sizes with one end rounded or eyelet-shaped, so as to thereby cause the rapid and thorough binding of the edges of such button-holes all around by a series of over edge-stitches, which radiate along the semicircular end and are substantially parallel along the sides of each button-hole and which, by adjustments in said mechanism, can be made of different uniform lengths and at various uniform distances apart and to firmly bar the narrow end of the button-hole.
Assignor to the National Machine Company
March 13, 1883
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US 273.747 W. Lonsdale
March 13, 1883
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US 273.754 J. H. Merrill
March 13, 1883
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US 273.781 G. H. Thomas
March 13, 1883
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US 273.854 J. Keith
March 13, 1883
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US 273.890 W. Pretty, Jr.
March 13, 1883
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US 273.915 C. Turner
March 13, 1883
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US 273.921 J. B. Weed
March 13, 1883
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US 273.936 C. H. Bayley
March 13, 1883
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US 274.056 C. E. Tibbies
March 13, 1883
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US 274.057 C. E. Tibbies
March 13, 1883
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US 274.058 C. E. Tibbies
March 13, 1883
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US 274.077 E. S. Yentzer
March 13, 1883
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March 13, 1883
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US 274.095 W. A. Neely
March 13, 1883
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US 274.359 L. B. Miller & P. Diehl
March 20, 1883
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US 274.381 C. Von Rein
March 20, 1883
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US 274.548 G. W. Baker
March 27, 1883
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March 27, 1883
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APRIL 1883
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US 274.984 M. E. Smith
April 3, 1883
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US 274.986 D. M. Smyth
April 3, 1883
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US 275.048 P. A. Jones
April 3, 1883
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US 275.067 V. Moeslein
April 3, 1883
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US 275.117 C. H. Bayley
April 3, 1883
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US 275.200 J. P. Hallenbeck
April 3, 1883
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US 275.365 J. H. Cutten
April 10, 1883
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US 275.402 L. B. Miller & P. Diehl
April 10, 1883
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US 275.427 J. Sigwalt, Jr.
April 10, 1883
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US 275.506 Waldemar Ludeke
Glove-Sewing Machine
This invention has reference to certain im provements in overseam sewing machines for gloves, furs and other articles, in which the well-known elements of glove sewing machines, to wit, two parallel feed-disks, a reciprocating needle and an oscillating looper are employed, the improvements being de signed with a view to simplify the construction of the actuating mechanisms, reduce them to a smaller compass, render them more durable and less liable to get out of order while in use and admit the easy and convenient regulation of the stitches. The invention consists, principally, in the combination of a pair of rotary feed-disks, a horizontal reciprocatory needle, the eye of which is arranged horizontally and an oscillating looper, which has a horizontal and an up-and down movement in front of the needle or on that side thereof from which the goods are fed, as contradistinguished from those oscillating loopers which have a lateral movement across the path of the needle or at an angle thereto. The invention consists, further, in a peculiarly-constructed looper, in a peculiarly-constructed needle-guide, in a peculiarly-constructed casting-off device and in certain combinations embracing one or more of these parts, as hereinafter set forth and claimed.
Assignor of one-half to Hermann Baumeister
April 10, 1883
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US 275.622 A. Felber
April 10, 1883
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US 275.794 E. Ward
April 10, 1883
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US 275.820 H. C. Goodrich
April 17, 1883
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US 275.889 E. H. Craige & F. Henry
April 17, 1883
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US 275.966 J. H. Whitney
April 17, 1883
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US 276.056 E. W. Lundy
April 17, 1883
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US 276.112 C. H. Willcox & C. Carleton
April 17, 1883
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US 276.113 C. H. Willcox & G. H. Noble
April 17, 1883
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US 276.253 A. Lobdell
April 24, 1883
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US 276.270 A. H. Oliver
April 24, 1883
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US 276.337 J. E. Beaty
Apr. 24, 1883
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US 276.387 J. W. Furbush
April 24, 1883
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US 276.485 W. Shaw
April 24, 1883
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US 276.489 O. L. Smith
April 24, 1883
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US 276.502 S. C. Tatum, Jr.
April 24, 1883
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US 276.503 E. T. Thomas
April 24, 1883
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US 276.537 T. S. Huntington
April 24, 1883
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MAY 1883
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US 276.560 H. Charmbury
May 1, 1883
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US 276.653 C. Wuterich & G. V. Sheffield
May 1, 1883
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US 276.709 W. Randel & R. Sims
May 1, 1883
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US 276.731 J. Tripp
May 1, 1883
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US 276.798 W. C. French
May 1, 1883
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US 276.842 T. A. Macaulay
May 1, 1883
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US 276.860 G. M. Morris
May 1, 1883
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US 277.083 E. T. Thomas
May 8, 1883
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US 277.084 E. T. Thomas
May 8, 1883
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US 277.094 R. W. Whitney
May 8, 1883
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US 277.106 J. Bolton & A. D. Pentz
May 8, 1883
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US 277.108 G. A. Brady
May 8, 1883
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US 277.128 J. P. Hallenbeck
May 8, 1883
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US 277.217 G. W. Burgess
May 8, 1883
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US 277.281 H. Holden, Jr.
May 8, 1883
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US 277.449 G. A. Brady
May 15, 1883
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US 277.629 H. G. Suplee
May 15, 1883
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US 277.747 A. Lambert
May 15, 1883
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US 277.755 J. W. Lufkin
May 15, 1883
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US 277.787 T. C. Robinson
May 15, 1883
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US 277.873 G. A. Brady
May 22, 1883
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US 277.928 W. Raeuchle
May 22, 1883
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US 277.955 T. H. Stewart
May 22, 1883
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US 278.096 W. S. Clark, S. R. Farrington & T. Sheard
May 22, 1883
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US 278.117 W. R. Flynn
May 22, 1883
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US 278.300 A. Warren
May 22, 1883
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US 278.303 W. Brown
May 22, 1883
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US 278.503 G. W. Burgess
May 29, 1883
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US 278.592 M. H. Pearson
May 29, 1883
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JUNE 1883
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US 278.683 L. J. Church
June 5, 1883
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US 278.687 H. M. Darling & A. Kitzmiller
June 5, 1883
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US 278.809 L. C. McAllister
June 5, 1883
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US 278.825 T. C. Robinson
June 5, 1883
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US 278.857 H. Berwick
June 5, 1883
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US 279.208 T. Whitehead
June 12, 1883
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US 279.320 J. W. Blodgett
June 12, 1883
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US 279.349 F. W. Cross
June 12, 1883
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US 279.464 C. Vernay & F. Roux
June 12, 1883
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US 279.498 J. W. Packard
June 12, 1883
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US 279.500 M. H. Pearson
June 12, 1883
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US 279.516 E. F. Angell & A. Spear
June 19, 1883
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US 279.523 W. F. Beardslee
June 19, 1883
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US 279.563 H. C. Hartley & J. L. Rodgers
June 19, 1883
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US 279.622 R. Whitehill
June 19, 1883
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US 279.607 M. W. Simkins
June 19, 1883
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US 279.621 R. Whitehall
June 19, 1883
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US 279.625 R. Whitehill
June 19, 1883
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US 279.855 F. Blackburn
June 19, 1883
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US 279.875 G. A. Lovell
June 19, 1883
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US 279.890 J. J. Sullivan & H. D. Baker
June 19, 1883
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US 279.919 E. Cornely
June 26, 1883
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US 279.959 S. F. Lewis
June 26, 1883
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JULY 1883
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US 280.409 M. P. Smith
July 3, 1883
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US 280.504 T. R. Nichols
July 3, 1883
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US 280.577 C. Chabot
July 3, 1883
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US 280.731 E. D. Fellows
July 3, 1883
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US 280.732 E. D. Fellows
July 3, 1883
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US 280.758 R. S. Norton
July 3, 1883
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US 280.773 T. D. Tully
July 3, 1883
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US 280.926 John Milton Griest
Ruffling Attachment for Sewing Machine
... I do not here intend to claim this method of riveting these parts together, as I have in a pending application, No. 82.632, filed with this application-viz., January 22, 1883, shown, described and claimed the like method of riveting two parts together. ...
Assignor Walter Scates & Thomas S. Ridgway
July 10, 1883
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US 280.961 C. E. Russell
July 10, 1883
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US 280.970 E. M. Staples
July 10, 1883
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US 281.008 J. Boppel
July 10, 1883
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US 281.225 E. H. Alexander
July 17, 1883
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US 281.296 J. W. Post
July 17, 1883
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US 281.330 W. A. Alrich
July 17, 1883
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US 281.392 J. H. Osborn
July 17, 1883
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US 281.453 E. Chavers
July 17, 1883
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US 281.649 E. T. Thomas
July 17, 1883
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US 281.650 E. T. Thomas
July 17, 1883
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US 282.113 J. H. Parkhill
July 31, 1883
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US 282.116 F. Pommer
July 31, 1883
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US 282.233 W. L. Spencer
July 31, 1883
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US 282.406 J. Tripp
July 31, 1883
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US 282.407 J. Tripp
July 31, 1883
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US 282.408 J. Tripp
July 31, 1883
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US 282.409 J. Tripp
July 31, 1883
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US 282.410 J. Tripp
July 31, 1883
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US 282.412 C. B. Thompson
July 31, 1883
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AUGUST 1883
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US 282.559 J. H. Osborn
August 7, 1883
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US 282.580 H. D. Smith
August 7, 1883
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US 282.625 M. Gandy
August 7, 1883
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US 282.642 A. W. Johnson
August 7, 1883
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US 282.674 J. B. Secor
August 7, 1883
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US 282.729 J. A. Johum
August 7, 1883
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US 282.798 D. A. Sutherland
August 7, 1883
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US 282.843 W. S. Carlisle
August 7, 1883
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US 282.873 E. D. Fellows
August 7, 1883
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US 282.874 E. D. Fellows
August 7, 1883
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US 283.001 L. C. Mason
August 14, 1883
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August 14, 1883
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US 283.449 C. A. Wood
August 21, 1883
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US 283.636 L. B. Miller & P. Diehl
August 21, 1883
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US 283.669 J. P. Scott
August 21, 1883
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US 283.742 J. A. Arthur
August 28, 1883
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US 283.799 W. A. Macleod
August 28, 1883
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US 284.065 D. H. Rogan
August 28, 1883
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US 284.069 J. S. Sackett
August 28, 1883
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US 284.071 S. R. Sargent
August 28, 1883
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US 284.080 A. Snow
August 28, 1883
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US 284.124 W. F. Fuessenich
August 28, 1883
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SEPTEMBER 1883
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US 284.190 J. A. Döring
September 4, 1883
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US 284.300 J. Heberling
September 4, 1883
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US 284.394 G. Davidson
September 4, 1883
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US 284.538 W. Carr
September, 4, 1883
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US 284.628 H. C. Goodrich
September 11, 1883
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US 284.657 J. H. Osborn
September 11, 1883
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US 285.019 W. R. Curtis
September 18, 1883
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US 285.136 C. T. Jones
September 18, 1883
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US 285.148 D. C. Morgan & C. H. French
September 18, 1883
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US 285.333 E. Wiseman
September 18, 1883
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US 285.359 S. T. Love
September 18, 1883
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US 285.417 R. Leavitt
September 25, 1883
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US 285.418 R. Leavitt
September 25, 1883
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US 285.479 J. M. Gleason
September 25, 1883
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US 285.534 J. J. Wheat
September 25, 1883
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US 285.535 J. J. Wheat
September 25, 1883
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US 285.536 J. J. Wheat
September 25, 1883
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US 285.537 J. J. Wheat
September 25, 1883
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OCTOBER 1883
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US 285.937 E. T. Thomas
October 2, 1883
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US 286.014 H. M. Jenkins
October 2, 1883
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US 286.146 W. A. Neely
October 2, 1883
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US 286.153 T. C. Robinson
October 2, 1883
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US 286.164 T. C. Robinson
October 2, 1883
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US 286.336 J. B. Secor
October 9, 1883
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US 286.662 W. Wendell
October 16, 1883
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US 286.988 H. P. Bailey & A. A. Hurd
October 23, 1883
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US 286.989 C. M. Banks
October 23, 1883
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US 286.994 O. M. Bonney & N. D. Lamoreux
October 23, 1883
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US 287.174 J. S. Sackett
October 23, 1883
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US 287.197 J. Valero
October 23, 1883
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US 287.217 C. M. Banks
October 23, 1883
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US 287.276 G. Gowing
October 23, 1883
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US 287.339 E. T. Thomas
October 23, 1883
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US 287.393 M. H. Ryder
October 23, 1883
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US 287.484 C. A. Van Allen
October 30, 1883
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US 287.576 J. W. Post
October 30, 1883
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US 287.592 E. Thimonnier, Fils, & C. Vernay
October 30, 1883
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NOVEMBER 1883
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US 287.867 S. R. Sargent
November 6, 1883
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US 287.868 S. R. Sargent
November 6, 1883
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US 287.869 S. R. Sargent
November 6, 1883
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US 287.887 E. T. Thomas
November 6, 1883
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US 287.948 G. D. McCreedy
November 6, 1883
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US 288.008 J. F. Cannon & W. C. Von Buchwald
November 6, 1883
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US 288.036 W. E. Donnelly
November 6, 1883
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US 288.529 E. A. Wellman
November 13, 1883
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US 288.620 J. M. Cayce
November 20, 1883
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US 288.643 J. C. Landes
November 20, 1883
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US 288.660 B. O. Prator
November 20, 1883
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US 288.765 J. Bond, Jr.
November 20, 1883
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US 288.949 W. Ludeke
November 20, 1883
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DECEMBER 1883
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US 289.395 H. T. Davis
December 4, 1883
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US 289.686 G. M. Morris
December 4, 1883
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US 289.958 A. L. Bevans
December 11, 1883
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US 290.065 W. F. Kientoff
December 11, 1883
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US 290.161 J. F. Winchell
December 11, 1883
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US 290.162 J. F. Winchell
December 11, 1883
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US 290.345 E. Murphy
December 18, 1883
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US 290.424 J. E. Hebert
December 18, 1883
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US 290.465 W. R. Parsons
December 18, 1883
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US 290.477 J. S. Sackett
December 18, 1883
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US 290.478 J. S. Sackett
December 18, 1883
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December 18, 1883
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US 290.480 J. S. Sackett
December 18, 1883
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December 25, 1883
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US 290.895 G. H. Lawrence
December 25, 1883
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December 25, 1883
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US 290.981 L. J. Driscoll
December 25, 1883
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REISSUES
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US 10.269 E. T . Thomas
January 9, 1883
Original US 248.530 October 18, 1881
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US 10.317 T. A. Macaulay
April 24, 1883
Original US 185.399 December 19, 1876
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Report of the Commissioner of Patents for the Year 1883