| US Patent: 263,334 
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| Lathe Rest | 
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| Patentees: |  
 | Alexander Gordon (exact or similar names) - Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH |  | James W. See (exact or similar names) - Hamilton, Butler County, OH |  
 
 
 
 
| Manufacturer: |  | Not known to have been produced |  
 
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| Patent Dates: |  
| Applied: | Apr. 08, 1882 |  
| Granted: | Aug. 29, 1882 |  USPTO (New site tip)
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                        Joel Havens
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| Description: |  | James W. See - patent attorney
This invention pertains to follow-rests, center-rests, and shafting-rests for lathes.
We claim as our invention;
1. In a lathe-rest to receive collars having a cylindrical exterior, the combination of a collar-bearing having an admission gap or throat arranged at an angle of about forty-five degrees, and a vertical set-screw arranged over the axis of said bearing, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
2. In a lathe-rest, the combination of a bottom bearing for the collar, a vertical set-screw arranged over the axis of the collar, and a divided collar having a tongue-and-groove joint, substantially as and for the purpose set forth. |  |