US Patent: 4,896X
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| Machine for mortising and tenoning lumber
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Patentee:
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| John McClintic (exact or similar names) - Chambersburg, PA |
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Patent Dates:
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Oct. 08, 1827 |
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| Reissued as 9,187X (Oct. 22, 1835) |
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Vintage Machinery entry for John McClintic
Vintage Machinery entry for Nathan West
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| This patent, which was restored after the 1836 fire at the Patent Office, is a noteworthy early woodworking machine. Patentee McClintic was a Windsor chair-maker who was active 1807 to at least 1827. This patent was licensed to Nathan West of Washington for manufacture, and also to the US Navy (who paid McClintic $700 for the rights. It is not known who actually supplied the Navy with mortising machines, or perhaps the Navy built their own machines. |
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