https://www.datamp.org/ Recently added patents en-us https://www.datamp.org/patents/displayPatent.php?id=12193&pn=319,161 Hand Beader Patentees: Orlando E. Williams - Windsor VT , Lawrence V. Poole - Windsor VT Granted:1885-06-02
Manufactured by Poole, Williams & Co. - Windsor VT

Tool holder is adjustable to either side of the stationary guide so that it can be easily manipulatable to work with the grain and make centered beadings in thick stock. Improvement from their initial Patent No. 313,617. From the Brown auction listing (see last picture): Type 1 has a single cutter wheel, Type 2 and 3 have two cutter wheels. Type 1 is made of apple wood, Type 2 is made of mahogany. Type 3 is ebonized hardwood
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]]> https://www.datamp.org/patents/displayPatent.php?id=12194&pn=313,617 Tool for Making Beadings or Moldings Patentees: Lawrence V. Poole - Windsor VT , Orlando E. Williams - Windsor VT Granted:1885-03-10
Manufactured by Pool, Williams & Co. - Windsor VT

Initial patent for Pool and Williams. Hand beader with rotating cutter selection and fence. Later improvements with their Patent No. 319,161. From the Brown auction listing (see last picture): Type 1 has a single cutter wheel, Type 2 and 3 have two cutter wheels. Type 1 is made of apple wood, Type 2 is made of mahogany. Type 3 is ebonized hardwood.
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]]> https://www.datamp.org/patents/displayPatent.php?id=84415&pn=2,669,142 Cam operated sliding jaw closure remover Patentee: Clarence W. Fuller - Yonkers NY Granted:1954-02-16
Manufactured by Riswell, Inc. - Greenwich CT

The claims focus on two areas: the clamping jaw segments, and the cam lever mechanism on the sliding jaw. A known example is marked in part "GILHOOLIE" / "RISWELL .. GREENWICH" with the patent number. The tool includes bottle opener, etc. functions. Snippet views of period ads show other addresses including Cos Cob, CT (1957), Yonkers, NY (1953), and other supplier names. The specifications include previous patents 1,114,649, 1,175,400, 1,394,033, 1,503,136, 1,902,216, 1,967,960 and 2,000,962.
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]]> https://www.datamp.org/patents/displayPatent.php?id=31810&pn=773,773 Chain Pipe-Wrench Patentees: George Amborn - New York NY , Herbert C. Chase - New York NY Granted:1904-11-01
Manufactured by J. H. Williams & Co. - Brooklyn NY
Assigned to J. H. Williams & Co. - Brooklyn NY

Improvement to George Amborn, Jr. patent no. 698,780. The parts are reconfigured to improve the wrench's ability to work in tight quarters. The chain's attachment to the head is to follow Bufford's November 3, 1903 patent (no. 743,058). Patent no. 769,043 is another stage in the evolution of the design. Compare British patent GB-190423580 registered Nov. 1, 1904. Williams produced chain wrenches of this sort for work with fittings, pipe nipples, etc. under the trade name "AGRIPPA."
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