US Patent: D24,351 - Design for a base for band-saw mills


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US Patent: D24,351

Design for a base for band-saw mills

Patentee:

William A. Wilkinson (exact or similar names) - Minneapolis, MN

USPTO Classifications:

D15/141

Tool Categories:

woodworking machines : bandsaws : band sawmills

woodworking machines : sawmills : band sawmills

Assignees:

None

Manufacturer:

Not known to have been produced

Witnesses:

F. S. Lyon

C. G. Hawley

Patent Dates:
Applied:	Jan. 26, 1893
Granted:	May 28, 1895

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Description:

Leading features of the design are: lower part of the base having the forward extension; the arch portion; the bracket portions; the feet;as well as the rear of the base.

Patent term of 14 years.

An online history of the Potlatch Lumber Co. - which became forestry gian Weyerhauser - says that in 1904-1906 the largest white pine mill in the world was constructed in Potlatch, ID, and W. A. Wilkinson of Minnesota was in charge of the design, plans, and construction.

A search of the "Making of America" archive did not produce any information on inventor Wilkinson.