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On This Day in Sawyer History Apr 01
George Henning of Ithaca, New York, United States, claims an invention as it relates to the method of operating saw mills, specifically, new and useful improvements on the self setting saw mill dog blocks. File claimed April 01, 1842.
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On This Day in Sawyer History Mar 9th
James E. Emerson, of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, United States, claims an invention as it relates to the method of operating band saw mills. File claimed March 9, 1886.
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On This Day in Sawyer History Mar 05th
George Henry Branson of Michigan City, Indiana, USA, claims an invention of a Firewood Drag Saw. File claimed March 05, 1888. No. 266,165.
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On This Day in Sawyer History Mar 3rd
Philander Eggleston of Mobile, Alabama, claims an invention as it relates to circular saw mills. File claimed March 03, 1857. No. US16725A. -
On This Day in Sawyer History Feb 23rd
Charles Strong of Hartford, Vermont, claims an invention a new and useful improvement in sawmills. File claimed February 23, 1858, No. 19,454.
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On This Day in Sawyer History Feb 21st
Frederick T. Andrews, of Georgetown, District of Columbia, claims an invention as it relates to the method of operating vertical saws. File claimed February 21, 1854.
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On This Day in Sawyer History Feb 18th
Richard H. Crouch, Pulaski, VA, United States, assignor to the Automatic Machinery Corporation, Pulaski, Va, a corporation of Virginia, claims an invention as it relates to an improvement in straight line cut off saws. File claimed February 18, 1937.
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On This Day in Sawyer History Feb 17th
Fred W. Reitz, of Evansville, Indiana, United States, claim to have invented certain new and useful improvements in lumber jacks. Filing date Fenruary 17, 1900. Serial No. 5,593.
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On This Day in Sawyer History Feb 15th
William N. Whipple, of Genoa, assignor to E.M. Birdsall & Co., of Penn Yan, New York, United States, files a patent claiming to have invented certain new and useful improvements to portable saw mills. Filed February 15, 1881.
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On This Day in Sawyer History Feb 12th
Hermann G. Dittbenner, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, assignor to Diamond Iron Works, a corporation of Minnesota claims to have invented certain new and useful improvements to twin circular saw mills. Patent filing February 12, 1904, Serial No. 193,244.
