US PATENTS IN 1870
DESCRIPTIONS AND CLAIMS OF US PATENTS ISSUED IN THE YEAR 1870
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 1870 ........... 19.171
Number of patents issued, including reissues and designs .......... 13.321
Number of applications for extensions of patents ............................ 200
Number of patents extended ............................................................ 111
Number of caveats filed during the year ........................................ 3.273
Number of patents expired during the year ................................... 2.543
Number of patents allowed, but not issued for want of final fee ... 1.016
Number of applications for registering of trade-marks ..................... 188
Number of trade-marks registered ................................................... 121
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JANUARY 1870
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Sewing Machine Bobbin Winder
January 18, 1870
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FEBRUARY 1870
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US 99.481 Bruno Rudolph
Sewing Machine for Making Gloves
This invention relates to an improvement in sewing machines, the special object of which is the sewing of gloves and the invention consists in a sewing mechanism combined with a pair of rollers, serving a double purpose of guiding and feeding the work.
February 1, 1870
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APRIL 1870
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Sewing Machine Bobbin Winder
April 19, 1870
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MAY 1870
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US 102.586 Rufus H. Peabody
Button-Hole Sewing Machine One Thread
My invention is applicable to what is called the “Union Button-hole-stitching Machine,” manufactured by the Union Button-Hole and Embroidery Machine Company” of Boston, Massachusetts and consists in a new form and construction of the “under needle and looper” used in said machine...
... There are two kinds of said machines constructed termed “narrow-gauge" and “broad-gauge' machines. The distinction is that the “broad-gauge" machine stitches farther into the cloth around the button-hole, as some classes of goods and garments require a deeper and firmer stitch than others. The broad-gauge machine requires more space be tween the the needle and looper-points a and b than the narrow gauge requires, consequently, by the old method of constructing these parts in one inseparable piece, there have to be two kinds, corresponding to the two gauges of machines. In practical use the under needle is sometimes bro ken in consequence of the upper needle's getting sprung, or improperly set and coming in contact with the under needle. When such accident happens to the old form of under needle now in use, it render's useless the looper also, they being inseparable, and an entire new part has to be supplied. Now, my improvement, as shown in figs. 2 and 3, is designed to obviate, first, the necessity of having two kinds of under needle and looper, adapted, respectively, to narrow and broad-gauge machines and, secondly, the necessity of throwing away the whole part when the needle-point at only is broken...
... What I claim as my invention and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is an under needle and looper, constructed in separate pieces and parts, said pieces and parts being attached and adjusted to each other, substantially in the manner and for the purposes described.
May 3, 1870
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US 103.664 Israel M. Rose
Sewing Machine Needle for Embroidering
My invention relates to the production of an embroidery-stitch in which a separate thread, which does not pass through the cloth or fabric to be embroidered, is used as the embroidery-thread and is retained in place upon the surface of the fabric by threads, which produce an ordinary sewing stitch. It is alike applicable to single and to double thread sewing machines.
May 31, 1870
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US 103.745 Edmund Howard & William H. Jackson
Button-Hole Attachment for Sewing Machine
Our invention relates to sewing machines and the invention consists in certain mechanical devices to be attached to and operated by and with an ordinary sewing machine, for the purpose of working button-holes or sewing over the edge of fabrics, as hereinafter more fully explained.
May 31, 1870
Reissued
January 13, 1874 US RE 5.728
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JUNE 1870
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US 103.828 Joseph W. Bartlett
Improvements in Lanterns for Street
June 7, 1870
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US 104.590 Hans Peter Henriksen
Sewing Machine
My invention consists of certain devices, operating With a horizontal reciprocating needle and with shuttle reciprocating in an arc on a vertical plane, to carry the shuttle-thread over the edge of the fabric and across the path of the needle, so as to produce a series of binding stitches over the edge of the pieces of fabric, or other material operated on....
...Although this machine can be employed for sewing various articles, it is especially adapted and designed for use in the manufacture of kid or leather gloves, in which it is essential that the stitch shall pass over the edge of the material and be uniform, regular, strong and elastic.
June 21, 1870
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NOVEMBER 1870
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US 108.827 William Anderson Rayer & William Stillwell Lincoln
Sewing Machine
Assignor to themselves and Abijah B. Lincoln
November 1, 1870
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DECEMBER 1870
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Sewing Machine Bobbin Winder
Assignor to himself and E. F. Tilden
December 13, 1870
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US 110.431 Duncan H. Campbell & Erastus Woodward
Wire Pegs for Boots and Sloes
The nature of our invention relates to a new construction of wire pegs, consisting of one central wire, around which is twisted one or more wires, that afterward are affixed to the central one by means of some soft or hard solder, or alloy...
December 27, 1870
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