US PATENTS IN 1867
This list of patents is far than be complete, further researches will be done, including patents for Needles and Knitting Machines.
Number of applications for patents during the year .................... 21.276
Number of patents issued, including reissues and designs ........ 13.015
Number of applications for extensions of patents ............................ 106
Number of patents extended .............................................................. 95
Number of patents expired ............................................................ 1.005
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JANUARY 1867
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US 60.669 W. B. Bartram
January 1, 1867
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US 60.682 L. B. Bruen
January 1, 1867
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US 60.769 M. H. Merriam
January 1, 1867
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US 60.888 J. Hanlon
January 1, 1867
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US 61.101 George Rehfuss
Work Carrier for Sewing Machine
My invention relates to mechanism for facilitating the movement, in front of a sewing machine, of carpets, sails and other heavy fabrics to be sewed and my invention, consists of a truck for supporting and retaining the fabric and for traversing in front of a sewing machine in the manner described hereafter, the truck-wheels being adapted to inclined rails, so that its movement during the operation of the feeding device is facilitated...
...I claim as my invention and desire to secure by Letters Patent the combination of a stationary sewing machine and two or more inclined rails, which are traversed by a truck or carrier adapted for the reception and retention of a fabric to be sewed; when the required traversing motion is imparted to the said truck by the operation of the feed device of the machine, substantially as described.
Assignor to
American Button-Hole, Cording, Braiding and Machine Company
January 8, 1867
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US 61.102 George Rehfuss
Sewing Machine
My invention consists of certain mechanism, fully described hereafter, for making stitches over and across the edges of a fabric, (or an edge binding) also in devices, described hereafter, whereby the said mechanism can be readily so arranged as to make the ordinary looped stitch; also of a device for imparting tension to the needle-thread and regulating that tension.
Assignor to
American Button-Hole, Cording, Braiding and Machine Company
January 8, 1867
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US 61.103 George Rehfuss
Sewing Machine
My invention consists in certain mechanism, fully described hereafter, for sewing together carpets and other heavy fabrics.
Assignor to the American Button-Hole Sewing Machine Company
January 8, 1867
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US 61.176 J. C. Driggs
January 15, 1867
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US 61.232 S. Moulton
January 15, 1867
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US 61.270 I. M. Singer
January 15, 1867
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US 61.533 E. A. Goodes & E. L. Miller
Button-Hole Sewing Machine Two Threads
Our invention consists in the arrangement and combination, described hereafter, of an inclined vibrating needle-arm, eye-pointed needle and a vibrating loop-holder or carrier for making a button-hole stitch over the edges of fabrics. ...
... It will now be seen that the loop-carrier will convey loops of thread from the under side and upwards across the edge of the fabric to be locked to the same by the needle-thread and that the stitch produced is precisely the same as the double-threaded stitch described in our patent of July 26, 1859, reissued February 9, 1864.
Assignors to the
American Button-Hole Machine Company
Assignors to the
American Button-Hole, Cording, Braiding and Embroidering Machine Co.
January 29, 1867
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US 61.552 C. H. Miller
January 29, 1867
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US 61.618 H. C. Goodrich
January 29, 1867
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FEBRUARY 1867
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US 61.711 E. Cajar
February 5, 1867
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US 62.050 J. S. McCurdy
February 12, 1867
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US 62.186 E. H. Craige
February 19, 1867
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US 62.287 T. K. Reed
February 19, 1867
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US 62.288 T. K. Reed
February 19, 1867
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MARCH 1867
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US 62.520 W. B. Bartram
March 5,, 1867
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US 62.986 H. F. Willson
March 19, 1867
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US 62.999 W. Bennett
March 19, 1867
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US 63.033 H. W. Fuller
March 19, 1867
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US 63.117 J. Thomas
March 19, 1867
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US 63.149 G. A. Fairfield
March 26, 1867
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US 63.132 F. Armstrong
March 26, 1867
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APRIL 1867
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US 63.463 S. C. Brown
April 2, 1867
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US 63.483 G. S. Darling & E. Howe, jr.
April 2, 1867
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US 63.607 F. H. Brown
April 9, 1867
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US 63.615 B. W. Collier
April 9, 1867
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US 64.051 W. Wheaton
April 23, 1867
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US 64.184 M. Stannard
April 23, 1867
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US 64.237 C. Z. Mattison
April 30, 1867
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US 64.241 William H. McNary
Knitting Machine
The several improvements which constitute this invention relate to that class of knitting machines employing needles with short, inflexible hooks, from which the stitches are taken by stitch-hooks without any longitudinal movement of the needles themselves. The said improvements are for the most part more especially applicable to such machines of that class as have the rotary or lateral motion of their needles controlled, for the purpose of giving the desired form to stockings or other articles, by means of a rotary studded cylinder or drum and a threaded wheel, as described in my Letters Patent US 28.290, dated May 15, 1860. What I claim as my invention and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is:
1. In combination with the needle-ring the presser having the compound motions, substantially as and for the purpose described.
2. Operating the stitch-hooks by cranks upon separate shafts carrying gear-wheels engaging corresponding wheels on the main shaft, substantially as and for the purpose described.
3. Connecting the threads of the switch-wheel directly with the needle-ring, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
April 30, 1867
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MAY 1867
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US 64.404 E. Bostock
May 7, 1867
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US 64.830 R. Barclay
May 21, 1867
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US 64.840 G. F. Clemons
May 21, 1867
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US 64.968 G. D. Garvie
May 21, 1867
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US 65.052 E. Booth & J. A. Davis
May 28, 1867
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US 65.062 J. A. Davis
May 28, 1867
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US 65.141 A. Weissenborn
May 28, 1867
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JUNE 1867
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US 65.395 T. E. King
June 4, 1867
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US 65.665 W. S. Hall
June 11, 1867
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US 65.768 I. M. Rose
June 11, 1867
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US 65.887 N. B. Devol
June 18, 1867
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US 66.185 R. H. St. John
June 25, 1867
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JULY 1867
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US 66.440 W. W. Abbott
July 9, 1867
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US 66.505 S. Littlefield
July 9, 1867
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US 66.899 Ferdinand Sims
New and improved Book-Sewing Machine
July 16, 1867
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US 67.179 G. A. Fairfield
July 30, 1867
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US 67.183 M. T. Fitch
July 30, 1867
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US 67.300 W. F. Hayden
July 30, 1867
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AUGUST 1867
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US 67.407 S. F. Brown
August 6, 1867
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US 67.535 Henry J. Hancock
August 6, 1867
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US 67.544 A. C. Hobbs
August 6, 1867
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US 67.582 T. K. Reed
August 6, 1867
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US 67.590 E. Safford & O. H. Masters
August 6, 1867
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US 67.591 J. A. Sawyer
August 6, 1867
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US 67.635 E. H. Craige
August 13, 1867
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US 67.652 J. A. & H. A. House
August 13, 1867
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US 67.653 J. A. & H. A. House
August 13, 1867
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US 67.674 J. Preston
August 13, 1867
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US 67.752 H. W. Hadley
August 13, 1867
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US 67.753 J. R. Haggerty
August 13, 1867
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US 67.803 G. Robinson
August 13, 1867
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US 67.815 R. B. Stanton
August 13, 1867
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US 67.870 H. C. Goodrich
August 20, 1867
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US 67.881 G. F. Kendall
August 20, 1867
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US 67.906 T. K. Reed
August 20, 1867
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US 67.965 G. Elmes
August 20, 1867
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US 68.009 C. Stebbins
August 20, 1867
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US 68.196 W. S. Hill
August 27, 1867
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US 68.314 L. W. Sap
August 27, 1867
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SEPTEMBER 1867
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US 68.420 A. Doll
September 3, 1867
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US 68.517 G.C. Lathrop
September 3, 1867
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US 68.828 A. Judson
September 10, 1867
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US 68.835 C. F. Bosworth
September 17, 1867
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US 68.839 L. B. Bruen
September 17, 1867
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US 69.056 L. R. Wiggin
September 17, 1867
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US 69.095 C. J. Holcomb
September 24, 1867
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US 69.289 J. P. White
September 24, 1867
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OCTOBER 1867
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US 69.463 T. C. Michener
October 1, 1867
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US 69.613 J. M. Batchelor
October 8, 1867
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US 69.666 Christopher Hodgkins
This invention relates to certain new and useful improvements in single-thread sewing machines and it consists in an improved means for giving a proper degree of tension to the thread, as hereinafter fully shown and described, whereby an improved sewing machine of the class specified is obtained.
October 8, 1867
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US 69.671 Edmund Howard & William H. Jackson
Attachment for Making a Button-Hole Stitch
The present invention relates to an attachment for sewing machines and for that class of such machines more particularly known as the "shuttle-machines" or those in which two threads are employed to form the stitch, the object and purpose of the attachment being to produce a "button-hole stitch", so called, along and over the edge of the goods or materials as it is being sewed therein.
October 8, 1867
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US 69.946 A. Steward
October 15, 1867
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US 69.975 W. J. Demorest
October 22, 1867
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US 70.142 R. Whitehill jr.
October 22, 1867
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NOVEMBER 1867
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US 70.803 Chapman, Good Speed & E. Reed
November 12, 1867
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US 70.835 T. J. Halligan
November 12, 1867
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DECEMBER 1867
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US 72.180 W. Fiske
December 17, 1867
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US 72.574 W. Weitling
December 24, 1867
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US 72.607 G. Cuppers
December 24, 1867
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US 72.642 O. W. Horr
December 24, 1867
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US 72.676 G. W. Powers
December 24, 1867
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US 72.739 J. Johnson
December 31, 1867
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US 72.829 J. Fanning
December 31, 1867
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US 72.934 W. M. Stoddard
December 31, 1867
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