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US Patent: 506,717
Machine for making core-supports
Patentee:
Alvin W. Needham (exact or similar names) - Detroit, MI

USPTO Classifications:
470/55

Tool Categories:
trade specific : foundryman

Assignees:
None

Manufacturer:
Unknown

Witnesses:
John B. Corliss
William J. Rugles

Patent Dates:
Applied: Dec. 27, 1892
Granted: Oct. 17, 1893

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Vintage Machinery entry for Crescent Machine Works
Description:
These core-supports are also called chaplets or anchors, and are used to hold cores in position during casting. We know that Crescent Machine Works of Grand Rapids made chaplets and that our inventor, A. W. Needham, was a partner in that business in the late 1890s. Crescent likely made these machines for its own use but did not manufacture them in quantity.

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