| US Patent: 1,059,132 
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| Means For attaching handles to tools Bit storage handle for the North Bros. (e.g. 1530 & 1431) eggbeater drills.
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| Patentees: |  
 | Thomas J. Fegley (exact or similar names) - Philadelphia, PA |  | George O. Leopold (exact or similar names) - Philadelphia, PA |  
 
 
 
 
 
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| Patent Dates: |  
| Applied: | Mar. 02, 1909 |  
| Granted: | Apr. 15, 1913 |  
 
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| Description: |  | Utility drills like this one benefit greatly from means to store and protect the bits used to bore holes. A further benefit is the ability of the manufacturer to ship the drill in a smaller, less expensive box made possible by the break-down feature of this handle. The patent attorneys were Howson & Howson, which firm exists to this day. |  |