CA Patent: 2,023 - Removable saw set socket


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CA Patent: CA-2,023

Removable saw set socket

Patentees:

Charles H. Waterous (exact or similar names) - Brantford, ON Canada

George H. Wilkes (exact or similar names) - Brantford, ON Canada

James E. Emerson (exact or similar names) - Beaver Falls, PA

USPTO Classifications:

Tool Categories:

woodworking tools : handsaws : saw sharpening tools : saw sets

Assignees:

None

Manufacturer:

Waterous Engine Works Co. - Brantford, ON Canada

Witnesses:

Unknown

Patent Dates:
Granted:	Feb. 03, 1873

Patent Pictures:

CIPO Data
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"Vintage Machinery" entry for Waterous Engine Works Co.
"Vintage Machinery" entry for James E. Emerson; American Saw Co.

Description:

It appears that this invention was the work of James E. Emerson, and the others were listed to get around the laws that made it difficult for non-Canadians to be granted Canadian patents. Wilkes and Waterous were partners in C. H. Waterous & Co., which in April 1874 became the Waterous Engine Works Co., Ltd., wholly owned by the Waterous family. The Waterous companies made a diverse line of products including sawmills, and presumably also including this saw set.