| US Patent: 63,106 
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| Hammer Improvement in Nail Hammers
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| Patentee: |  |
 | George Selsor (exact or similar names) - Philadelphia, PA |  
 
| USPTO Classifications: |  | 81/23 |  
 
 
 
 
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| Granted: | Mar. 19, 1867 |  
 
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| Description: |  | The hammer combines claw hammer, nail holder, straight pein and regular nail poll. 
A hammer corresponding to this design in appearance and features is known; the battered markings include "..9th 1867." See also #1 on pg. 12 of Baird & Commerford's THE HAMMER. The corresponding British patent (No. GB-186701067 - April 10, 1867} has Selsor and Cook of Philadelphia as the patentees. Selsor, Cook & Co.'s tool factory (edge tools, hammers, etc.) at Germantown, Philadelphia is noted in "testimonial" ads for the HARRISON BOILER in mid-1860s SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN and other trade journals. |  |