1846

in America

Howe

 

1846

in England

W. Thomas (Howe's patent)



 

1848

in America

J. A. Bradshaw

US 5.942  (November 28, 1848 )

I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is:

1. The combination of the rubber or friction plate, helical spring, and bobbin with the case, as described, for producing degree of tension in the thread while being unwound from the bobbin, substantially as set forth, whether the several parts be combined and arranged in the manner described, or other mode substantially the same, by which similar results are produced.

 

2. The peculiar bobbin case carrying the second thread, as above described. 

 

 1848

in England

Jean Marie Magnin

GB 12.060  (February 9, 1848)

 

1848

in England

William Thomas

GB 12.221 ( July 26, 1848 )


 

1849

in America

Morey & Johnson

US 6.099  February 6, 1849

 

1849

in England

 

Morey's Specification

5 Machines' improvements

 

 


 

1849

in America

 

Blodgett & Lerow

US Patent 6.766   October  2, 1849

First rotary sewing machine

 

1849

in England

 

The London Sewing Machine

 In April 1849 Elias Howe left England and went back to New York after an absence of two years from the country.


 

1850

in America

Barthelemy Thimonnier

 

1850

in England

J. A. Lerow


 

1850

J. A. Lerow

GB 13.321 - November 7,  1850       John Alexander Lerow
GB 13.321 - November 7, 1850       John Alexander Lerow

 

1850

A. B. Wilson

 

1851

 

US 8.294   I. M. Singer   August 12, 1851

US 8.294 August 12, 1851 - I. M. Singer
US 8.294 August 12, 1851 - I. M. Singer
US 7.776 November 12, 1850 - A. B. Wilson
US 7.776 November 12, 1850 - A. B. Wilson

 

1857

 

1860

Davis

1860.02.21. US 27.208-1
1860.02.21. US 27.208-1