US PATENTS IN 1888

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 1888

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US 376.475                          James G.  Greene

Patent US 322.428, to Philip Diehl, dated July 21, 1885, shows and describes a button-hole-cutting mechanism in which the button-holes are cut by a striking cutter, which is caused to descend quickly and forcibly by the movement of a handle attached to a rock shaft connected with the cutting-lever. Such a cutting mechanism has, however, been found to be objectionable for the reason that the shock or jar of the striking cutter or cutting lever loosens the screws and other parts of the button-hole-stitching machine to which the cutter is attached and thereby impairs the efficiency of the machine, besides being destructive to the knife. The object of my invention is to obviate the objections to the button-hole-cutting mechanism above referred to, this object being attained by providing the lever which carries the cutter or cutting-block with a hand-lever which is arranged to impinge beneath the lower end of the head at the forward part of the bracket arm of the sewing machine in such a manner that the cutting-lever may be forced downward by the operator to cut the button-holes by a gradual but powerful pressure.

Assignor to the Singer Manufacturing Company

January 17, 1888

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FEBRUARY 1888

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US 377.421                               Carl Bell

Sewing Machine Bobbin Winder

February 7, 1888

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 MARCH 1888

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US 379.811                          George  Reimann

Improvements in Fare-Boxes

Assignor to the NähMaschinen Fabrik, vormals FRISTER & ROSSMANN

March 20, 1888

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APRIL 1888

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MAY 1888

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JUNE 1888

 

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JULY 1888

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US 387.058                            Andrew Eppler Jr.

Machine for Feather Edging and Channeling Boot or Shoe Soles

July 31, 1888

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US 387.059                            Andrew Eppler Jr.

Sole-Edge-Molding Machine

July 31, 1888

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AUGUST 1888

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SEPTEMBER 1888

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OCTOBER 1888

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US 391.666                  Simon Willard Wardwell Jr.

Revolving Hook for Sewing Machine

My invention relates to that class of sewing machines in which a revolving bowl or concavo-convex hook carries a loop of needle-thread around a stationary case holding a bobbin or spool and my invention consists in constructing and arranging the parts, as fully set forth hereinafter and as illustrated by the accompanying drawings, to facilitate the operation of the machine.

October 23, 1888

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NOVEMBER 1888

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DECEMBER 1888

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US 394.972                         John Milton Griest

Ruffling Attachment for Sewing Machine

The object of my invention is to provide a sewing machine ruffler of simple construction, adapted to apply the power to the best possible advantage, so that there will be a strong leverage at the moment when the ruffling-blade is about completing its forward stroke to finish a gather and thereby cause as little drag as possible on the needle-bar and also to provide a simple and efficient ruffler, the parts of which are mostly behind the needle of the machine, so as to be out of the way of the operator as much as possible.

Assignor to The Singer Manufacturing Company

December 25, 1888 

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