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BRITISH PATENTS IN 1868
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| 1868 | 3.991 | 2.490 |
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JANUARY 1868
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GB 1 Lake William Robert
A communication from Edouard des Francois de Pontchalon. Improvements in apparatus for regulating the speed of steam and other engines and for indicating the power of the same. Printed, 1s. 2d. Drawings.
January 1, 1868
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GB 8 Henry Milward
of the firm of Henry Milward and Sons, of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Needle and Fish Hook Manufacturers, for an invention for improvements in needle cases. A communication to him from abroad by Theodore Givry, of Paris, in the Empire of France.
Letters Patent sealed. January 1, 1868
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GB 26 Mary Eliza Roy
of Upper Norwood and Louisa Prevett, of Penge, both in the County of Surrey, for an invention for an improved receptacle for containing needles, thread and other articles.
Letters Patent sealed. January 3, 1868
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GB 58 William Avery
of the firm of William Avery and Son, of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Needle Manufacturers, for an invention for improvements in the manufacture of needle cases.
Letters Patent sealed. January 7, 1868
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GB 98 John Garrett Tongue
A communication from Henry Graham Thompson. Improvements in apparatus for sewing the backs of books for the purpose of binding the series of numbers or separate sections of a book or volume together. This invention has for its object the arrangement of mechanism or apparatus suitable for sewing the backs of books in order to bind the series of numbers or separate sections of the book together in place of sewing them by hand with a needle and thread as ordinarily practised. Printed, 1s. 10d. Drawings.
January 10, 1868
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GB 202 Alfred Vincent Newton
of the Office for Patents, 66, Chancery Lane, in the County of Middlesex, Mechanical Draughtsman, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines, part of which are applicable to other purposes. A communication to him from abroad by the Singer Manufacturing Company (Incorporated), of the City and State of New York, United States of America.
Letters Patent sealed.
January 20, 1868
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GB 249 Caroline Garcin & Amelie Garcin
both of Colmar, in the Empire of France, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines.
Provisional protection not allowed. January 23, 1868
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GB 305 Claverhouse Alfred McCurd
of Camberwell, in the County of Surrey, Gentleman, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines.
Provisional protection only. January 29, 1868
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GB 313 William Guise
of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Needle Hardener, for an invention for improvements in scouring needles and other articles made of iron and steel wire and in apparatus used for that purpose.
Letters Patent sealed; no specification filed. January 29, 1868
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FEBRUARY 1868
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GB 408 George Francis Bradbury & Thomas Chadwick
of the firm of Bradbury & Co., of Oldham, in the County of Lancaster, Sewing Machine Manufacturers, for an invention for Improvements in or applicable to certain sewing machines. A communication to them from abroad by Thomas Antoney Macaulay, of New York, United States of North America.
Letters Patent sealed. February 6, 1868
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GB 491 William Woodfield
of the firm of Wm. Woodfield and Sons, of Redditch, in the county of Worcester, Needle Manufacturers, for an invention for improvements in papering needles or making up packets of needles for sale.
Provisional protection only. February 13, 1868
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GB 539 William Weild
of the City of Manchester, in the County of Lancaster, Engineer, for an invention for Improvements in the process of treating sewing threads, to prepare, starch, dress, polish and wind the same and in some of the machinery to be employed therein.
Letters Patent sealed. February 18, 1868
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GB 549 Joseph Jackson King
of Glasgow, in the County of Lanark, North Britain, Warehouseman, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines.
Letters Patent sealed. February 19, 1868
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GB 681 George Thomas
of Oldham, in the County of Lancaster, Mechanic, for an invention for Certain improvements in sewing machines.
Provisional protection only. February 28, 1868
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MARCH 1868
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GB 751 Isaac Cole
of Birmingham, in the County of Warwick, Manufacturer and Arthur Maxfield, of the same place, Machinist, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines.
Provisional protection only. March 4, 1868
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GB 760 William Robert Lake
of the International Patent Office, No. 8, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, in the County of Middlesex, Consulting Engineer, for an invention for Improvements in mechanism for preparing soles and for sewing the same upon boots and shoes. A communication to him from abroad by Lyman Reed Blake, of Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America.
Letters Patent sealed. March 5, 1868
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GB 856 Edward Kenworthy Dutton
of Manchester, in the County of Lancaster, Consulting Engineer and John Holme and Henry Holme, of the same place, Merchants, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines.
Letters Patent sealed and specification filed by order. March 13, 1868
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GB 951 William Taylor
of Driffield, in the County of York and Charles Edward Taylor, of Bradford, in the same County, for an invention for Improvements in stands or tables for sewing machines and other purposes.
Letters Patent sealed. March 20, 1868
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GB 1.055 Charles Bartleet James
(see Bartleet & Sons)
of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Needle Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in securing and wrapping up needles.
Provisional protection only. March 27, 1868
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GB 1.096 John Henry Johnson
of 47, Lincoln's Inn Fields, in the County of Middlesex, Gentleman, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines. A communication to him from abroad by George Rehfuss, of Philadelphia, in the United States of America.
Letters Patent sealed. March 31, 1868
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APRIL 1868
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GB 1.111 Jean Hippolyte Dufort & Dominique Gance
Merchant and Mechanician, both of 29, Boulevart St. Martin, Paris, in the French Empire, for an invention for Improvements in sewing-machines.
Letters Patent sealed. April 1, 1868
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GB 1.127 John Harwood
of Blackburn, in the County of Lancaster, Sewing Machine Maker, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines.
Letters Patent scaled. April 3, 1868
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GB 1.390 William Whitworth
of Leeds, in the County of York, Machine Maker, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines.
Provisional protection only. April 28, 1868
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MAY 1868
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GB 1.504 John Henry Johnson
of 47, Lincoln's Inn Fields, in the County of Middlesex, Gentleman, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines. A communication to him from abroad by Leonard Erni, of Zurich, Machinist.
Letters Patent sealed. May 7, 1868
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GB 1.514 Arthur James
of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Needle Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in machinery for polishing needles.
Letters Patent sealed. May 8, 1868
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GB 1.539 Amos Holbrook Jr.
of Lynn, in the County of Essex and State of Massachusetts, of the United States of America, for an invention for a machine for sewing books. Complete specification.
Letters Patent sealed. May 11, 1868
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GB 1.604 John Garrett Tongue
of the firm of Tongue and Birkbeck, Patent Agents and Engineers, of 34, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, in the County of Middlesex, for an invention for Improvements in apparatus for sewing or stitching together the numbers or separate parts of a volume, in the operation of book-binding. A communication to him from abroad by Henry Graham Thompson, of New York, United States of America.
Provisional protection only. May 16, 1868
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GB 1.658 Alfred Vincent Newton
of the Office for Patents, 66, Chancery Lane, in the County of Middlesex, Mechanical Draughtsman, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines. A communication to him from abroad by Caroline Garcin and Amelie Garcin, both of Colmar, in the Empire of France.
Letters Patent sealed. May 20, 1868
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GB 1.664 William Robert Lake
of the International Patent Office, No. 8, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, in the County of Middlesex, Consulting Engineer, for an invention for an improved device for marking and creasing tucks in cloth or other material, upon a sewing machine. A communication to him from abroad by Mary Ann Duffy, of the City and State of New York, United States of America.
Provisional protection only. May 20, 1868
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GB 1.678 James Starley
of the Coventry Sewing Machine Co., Coventry, in the County of Warwick, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machinery.
Letters Patent sealed. May 21, 1868
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GB 1.779 Henri Adrien Bonneville
of the British and Foreign Patent Offices, 10, Sackville Street, Piccadilly, in the County of Middlesex and 18, Chaussee d'Antin, Paris, in the Empire of France, Patent Agent, for an invention for Improvements in machines for stitching or sewing the edges of button, eyelet and other holes in cloth, leather and other materials and for stitching or sewing the edges of cloth, leather and other materials generally. A communication from Elliot G. Storke, a person resident at Auburn City, in the State of New York, United States of America.
Letters Patent sealed.
May 30, 1868
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JUNE 1868
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GB 1.822 George Waide Reynolds
of Stamford Street, in the County of Surrey, for an invention for Improvements in bobbin holders to be used with sewing machines.
Provisional protection only.
June 3, 1868
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GB 1.825 William Pidding
of Guildford Street, Russell Square, in the County of Middlesex, Gentleman, for an invention for improvements in reels or receivers and in the modes of placing thereon needles threaded with twisted strands and other fibrous materials and in the application of certain known machinery for winding the twisted strands or other fibrous material on such and ordinary (when the needles shall have been threaded) reels or receivers.
Provisional protection not allowed. June 3, 1868
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GB 1.838 Nahum Salamon
of Ludgate Hill, in the City of London, Sewing Machine Factor, for an invention for An improved mode of mounting photographic and other pictures, patterns and advertisements. A communication to him from abroad by Frederick Moritz Beral Bertram, of Leipzig, in the Kingdom of Saxony.
Letters Patent sealed. June 4, 1868
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GB 1.898 William Fash Proctor
of Glasgow, North Britain, Sewing Machine Manufacturer, for an invention for Improved embroidery apparatus to be applied to sewing-machines. A communication to him from abroad by the Singer Manufacturing Company (Incorporated), of the City and State of New York, United States of America.
Letters Patent sealed. June 10, 1868
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GB 1.911 James Septimus Cockings
trading under the style or firm of William Campbell and Company, of Oak Works, Selly Oak, in the County of Worcester and Anthony Umbach, Mechanical Engineer, also of Selly Oak, aforesaid, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines and for certain parts of the same, which said parts are also applicable to other sewing machines now in use.
Letters Patent seated. June 11, 1868
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GB 1.962 Maurice Demmer
of No. 91, Boulevart de Sebastopol, in the City of Paris, in the Empire of France, Civil Engineer, for an invention for an improved dial or indicating needle case.
Letters Patent sealed.
June 17, 1868
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GB 2.008 Edward Thomas Hughes
of the firm of Hughes and Son, Patent Agents, 123, Chancery Lane, London, for an invention for improvements in machines for polishing needles. A communication to him from abroad by Chauncey Orrin Crosby, of the City and County of New Haven, State of Connecticut, United States of America.
Letters Patent sealed.
June 22, 1868
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GB 2.046 Arthur Daniel Aulton
of Walsall, in the County of Stafford, for an invention for a new or improved mode or manner of giving motion to sewing machines and other like pieces of mechanism.
Provisional protection only.
June 25, 1868
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GB 2.093 Joseph Blomfield
of Colchester, Essex, Managing Partner of the Britannia Sewing Machine Co., for an invention for improvements in stands or tables especially applicable for sewing machines.
Letters Patent sealed. June 30, 1868
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JULY 1868
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GB 2.143 Peter Jensen
of 4, Gordon Grove, Holland Road, Brixton, in the County of Surrey, Engineer and Patent Agent, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines. A communication to him from abroad by Heinrich Pollack and Albert Edwin Schmidt, trading under the name of Pollack, Schmidt & Co., Hamburg.
Letters Patent sealed. July 6, 1868
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GB 2.272 William Winter
of Leeds, in the County of York, Sewing Machine Maker, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Letters Patent sealed. July 20, 1868
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GB 2.360 Walter Lewis
of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Needle and Fish Hook Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in needle wrappers.
Letters Patent sealed. July 28, 1868
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GB 2.368 Claverhouse Alfred McCurd
of Bloomsbury, in the County of Middlesex, Gentleman, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Provisional protection only. July 28, 1868
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GB 2.370 Abel Morrall
of Studley, in the County of Warwick, Needle Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in the manufacture of needles.
Letters Patent sealed. July 28, 1868
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GB 2.378 William Robert Lake
of the "International Patent Office," No. 8, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, in the County of Middlesex, Consulting Engineer, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines and in the means for heating the thread used in the same. A communication to him from abroad by Daniel Mills, of the City and State of New York, United States of America, Machinist.
Letters Patent sealed. July 28, 1868
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AUGUST 1868
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GB 2.448 Alfred Vincent Newton
of the Office for Patents, 66, Chancery Lane, in the County of Middlesex, Mechanical Draughtsman, for an invention for improvements in boot and shoe sewing machinery. A communication to him from abroad by Michael Joseph Stein, of the City and State of New York, United States of America.
Letters Patent sealed. August 4, 1868
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GB 2.473 Nahum Salamon
of Ludgate Hill, in the City of London, sewing machine Factor, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines. A communication to him from abroad by Benjamin Porter Howe, of the City of New York, in the United States of America. Complete specification.
Letters Patent sealed. August 7, 1868
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GB 2.566 William Edwards
of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Shoe Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in sewing machine needles.
Provisional protection only. August 17, 1868
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GB 2.568 George Francis Bradbury and Thomas Chadwick
of the firm Bradbury & Co., Oldham, in the County of Lancaster, Sewing Machine Manufacturers, for an invention for Improvements in sewing machines. Partly a communication to them from abroad by Auguste Serveau, of Brussels, Belgium and partly their own invention.
Letters Patent sealed. August 17, 1868
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GB 2.599 Hesketh Hughes
of Homerton, in the County of Middlesex, Engineer, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines and in the manufacture thereby of trimmings and other work with threads, cords or wires.
Letters Patent sealed. August 20, 1868
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GB 2.631 Gustave Jules Colette
of 104, High Holborn, in the County of Middlesex, for an invention for improvements in holders or protectors for sewing needles.
Provisional protection only. August 24, 1868
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GB 2.641 Joseph Barrans
of Leads, in the County of York, Engineer, for an invention for improved machinery or apparatus for flattening hackle gill comb or card pins, also the heads of needles and articles of a like nature.
Provisional protection only.
August 25,
1868
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GB 2.646 Richard Harvey
of the City of Bristol, Sewing Machine Factor, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Letters Patent sealed. August 25, 1868
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GB 2.669 Thomas Henderson
of Glasgow, in the County of Lanark, North Britain, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Provisional protection only.
August 28,
1868
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GB 2.689 Henry Walker
of Alcester, in the County of Warwick, and of Gresham Street, in the City of London, for an invention for an improved method for papering and packing needles, pins and similar small articles, for sale.
Letters Patent sealed.
August 31, 1868
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SEPTEMBER 1868
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GB 2.712 Johannes Friedrich Christian Carle
of No. 3, Leadenhall Street, in the City of London, Gentleman, for an invention for improvements in breech loading needle guns and in the cartridges to be used therewith or with other needle guns.
Complete specification; Letters Patent sealed. September 2, 1868
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GB 2.922 Henry Lomax
of Over Darwen, in the County of Lancaster, Tailor and Draper, for an invention for improvements in the construction of sewing machines or machines used for the sewing of woollen, cotton, silk or other fabrics, or in the making of garments or parts of garments therefrom, or other like work.
Letters Patent sealed.
September 23, 1868
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GB 2.925 Allen Booth & John Harrison
of Staleybridge, in the County of Lancaster, Bootmakers, for an, invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Provisional protection only. September 23, 1868
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GB 2.926 John Henry Glew
of the City Road, in the County of Middlesex, for an invention for improvements in button holes for boots, shoes, gaiters and other articles.
Letters Patent sealed.
September 23, 1868
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GB 2.931 Charles Hengst
of Fulham Road, in the Parish of Chelsea, in the County of Middlesex, Engineer, Henry Watson, of the same place, Gasfitter;
John Bell Muschamp, of 68, Upper Thames Street, in the City of London, Paper Manufacturer and
Newton Wilson, of 144, High Holborn, in the County of Middlesex, Sewing Machine Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in the manufacture of carburetted hydrogen or luminous gas.
Letters Patent sealed. September 24, 1868
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GB 3.000. Orville Watson Powers
of 135, Regent Street, in the County of Middlesex, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines, applicable to other machines worked by foot power. A communication to him from abroad by Greenleaf Stackpole, of the City of New York, in the County and State of New York, United States of America.
Provisional protection only. September 30, 1868
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OCTOBER 1868
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GB 3.029 Zaccheus Shrimpton
of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in packing or putting up needles for sale and in cases or receptacles for needles.
Letters Patent sealed. October 3, 1868
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GB 3103. William Joseph Curtis
of Neville Terrace, Holloway, in the County of Middlesex, Civil Engineer, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Provisional protection only. October 3, 1868
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GB 3.208 Edward Thomas Hughes
of the firm of Hughes and Son, Patent Agents, 123, Chancery Lane, London, for an invention for improvements in machines for polishing and finishing needles and in apparatus for arranging the needles for delivery thereto. A communication to him from abroad by Chauncey Orrin Crosby, of New Haven, United States of America.
Letters Patent sealed. October 20, 1868
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GB 3.246 Charles Bartleet James
of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Needle Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in needle cases and wrappers.
Letters Patent sealed.
October 23, 1868
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GB 3.263 Joseph Louis Kieffer
of Haguenau, in the French Empire and at present temporarily of Mark Lane, in the City of London, Sewing Machine Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Provisional protection only. October 24, 1868
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GB 3.326 Alexander Melville Clark
of 53, Chancery Lane, in the County of Middlesex, Patent Agent, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines. A communication to him from abroad by Jean Henri Cazal, Civil Engineer, of 13, Boulevart St. Martin, Paris.
Letters Patent sealed. October 31, 1868
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NOVEMBER 1868
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GB 3.384 Marcus Brown-Westhead
of Manchester, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, Merchant and Charles Bartleet James, of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Needle Manufacturer, for an invention for an improved winder for packing or putting up for sale needles, pins, buttons, cotton, silk, thread, worsted or other sewing or embroidering materials and in combining two or more of these articles in one packet.
Letters Patent sealed.
November 7, 1868
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GB 3.394 Newton Wilson
of 144, High Holborn, in the County of Middlesex, Sewing Machine Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines. Complete specification.
Letters Patent sealed. November 9, 1868
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GB 3.436 Peter Joel Livsey
of the City of Manchester, in the County of Lancaster, Consulting Engineer and Patent Agent, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines. A communication to him
from abroad by Thomas Antoney Macaulay, of Northampton, in the County of Hampshire, in the State of Massachusetts,
United States of America.
Letters Patent sealed. November 12, 1868
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GB 3.440 Emil Haas
of 16, Mark Lane, in the City of London, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Letters Patent sealed.
November
12, 1868
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GB 3.517 William Avery
of Redditch, in the County of Worcester, Needle Manufacturer and Albert Fenton, of the same place, Machinist, for an invention for improvements in needle cases.
Letters Patent sealed.
November 19, 1868
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GB 3.535 Alfred Vincent Newton
of the Office for Patents, 66, Chancery Lane, in the County of Middlesex, Mechanical Draughtsman, for an invention for improvements in sewing needles. A communication to him from abroad by Samuel Ivers, of New Bedford, in the State of Massachusetts, United States of America.
Letters Patent sealed.
November 20, 1868
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GB 3.537 John Garrett Tongue
of the firm of Tongue and Birkbeck, Patent Agents and Engineers, of 34, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, in the County of Middlesex, for an invention for improvements in the treatment and preparation of yarns or threads for weaving, sewing or other purposes and in the machinery employed for this purpose. A communication to him from abroad by Regis Blanchard, Machinist, of Paris, in the Empire of France.
Provisional protection only.
November 21, 1868
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GB 3.564 James Edwin Phillips
of Grantham, in the County of Lincoln, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines, parts of which improvements are applicable to other purposes.
Provisional protection only.
November 23, 1868
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GB 3.590 William Edward Gedge
of the firm of John Gedge and Son, of No. 11, Wellington Street, Strand, in the County of Middlesex, Patent Agent, for an invention for improvements in sewing or embroidering machines. A communication to him from abroad by Antoine Bounaz, of 39, Faubourg St. Martin, Paris, France.
Letters Patent sealed.
November 25, 1868
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GB 3.598 Elias Ellenband
of the City of Manchester, Jeweller, for an invention for improved apparatus for threading domestic needles. A communication to him from abroad by Jacob Huzarski, of Passage St. Pierre, 9, Faubourg du Temple, Paris.
Provisional protection only.
November 25, 1868
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DECEMBER 1868
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GB 3.659 Henry William Fuller & Isaac Williams Barnum
of the City of New York, United States of America, for an invention for improvements in tuck markers for sewing machines.
Letters Patent sealed. December 1, 1868
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GB 3.757 William George Manwaring
of the Britannia Iron Works, Banbury, in the County of Oxford, Engineer, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Letters Patent sealed; no specification filed. (VOID)
December 10, 1868
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GB 3.813 Marcus Brown-Westhead
of Manchester, in the County of Lancaster, Merchant and Robert Smith, of the same place, Manager, for an invention for improvements applicable to spools or bobbins upon which thread or twine is wound for sewing and other purposes.
Letters Patent sealed. December 15, 1868
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GB 3.854 William Frederick Thomas
of No. 1, Cheapside, in the City of London, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Letters Patent sealed.
December
18, 1868
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GB 3.958 Frederic Newton Gisborne
of 445, West Strand, Middlesex, for an invention for improvements in means or apparatus for giving motion to sewing and other machines.
Provisional protection only.
December 29, 1868
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GB 3.969 William Winter
of Leeds, in the County of York, Sewing Machine Maker and General Machinist, for an invention for improvements in sewing machines.
Letters Patent sealed.
December 30, 1868
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GB 3.991 Shales Charlotte
Improvements in tatting shuttles and in the mode of winding thread thereon. Hitherto tatting shuttles have been supplied with thread by winding the same between the blades of said shuttle, causing more or less injury to the thread in passing between the points of the shuttle. By my improvements this is entirely obviated, the points of the shuttle are less liable to injury, and the winding of the thread is also considerably facilitated. According to the 1st of my improvements I make the shuttle solid and at the centre of the same I form a slot for receiving an ordinary spool containing thread. This spool is free to revolve on its axis in the shuttle and is introduced therein by removing one side of the shuttle which is hinged or otherwise jointed thereto and afterwards replaced in position. A spring bearing on the spool may be introduced to regulate the delivery of the thread. This latter arrangement is applicable to existing shuttles. My 2nd improvement relates to an improved mode of winding the thread on the shuttle itself and consists in mounting a spool permanently in a slot in the shuttle, which is solid as before. The spool is supplied with thread by rotating the same by means of a winch handle applied to its axis when it is required to wind thread thereon. This last improvement is also applicable to existing shuttles. A third improvement consists in combining the needle or hook also employed in tatting with the shuttle by recessing it in a slide in the latter at either end, from which it is projected when required and withdrawn again within the shuttle after use. Printed, 4d. No Drawings.
Provisional protection only. December 31, 1868
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| Year | Applications | Granted | ||
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| 1868 | 3.991 | 2.490 |
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