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US Patent: 267,342
Machine For Attaching Buttons
Machine For Attaching Buttons to Shoes and Other Wearing Apparel
Patentee:
Albert W. Ham (exact or similar names) - Troy, NY

USPTO Classifications:
227/144, 227/31

Tool Categories:
pliers

Assignees:
None

Manufacturer:
Unknown

Witnesses:
John T. Booth
N. Davenport

Patent Dates:
Applied: Sep. 09, 1882
Granted: Nov. 14, 1882

Patent Pictures: [ 1 | 2 ]
Albert W. Ham patent November 14, 1882
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Description:
A button-setting pliers for split-shank buttons used on shoes and similar heavy fabric. The patent shows springs to hold the button in place; the tool has a swinging lever. The spring holding the spreading anvil provides sufficient resistance to allow the anvil to start spreading the prongs on the button; then the anvil is depressed into the jaw to allow the secondary prong movement.

The tool is marked "A. W. HAM'S PAT. NOV. 14, 82." Ham held several later related patents.

Canadian patent no. CA-18,023 apparently applies to the tool.

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