GB Patent: GB-180,602,939
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| Giving motion to hammers, stampers, knives, shears, and other things, without the application of a wheel, pinion or any rotative motion, by powers in common use
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Patentee:
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| William Deverell (exact or similar names) - Blackwall, county Middlesex, England |
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| Not known to have been produced |
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Patent Dates:
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Jun. 06, 1806 |
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Grace's Guide page on William Deverell
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Description: |
| According to Grace's Guide, "Deverell's steam hammer patent (1806) is particularly interesting, but it is not known whether it was developed for practical use." In the aftermath of Nasmyth's patent GB-184,209,382, it was pointed out that his patent had been anticipated decades before by this Deverell patent. |
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