| US Patent: 67,530 
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| Plumber's Tool Improved Tube-Cutter
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| Patentee: |  |
 | Henry Getty (exact or similar names) - Brooklyn, NY |  
 
 
 
 
 
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| Patent Dates: |  
| Granted: | Aug. 06, 1867 |  
 
| Reissue Information: |  | Reissued as RE3,549 (Jul. 13, 1869) |  
 
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                        Stan Schulz
 Saunders et al v. Allen (1894)
 
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| Description: |  | The cutter is a "V" shaped wedge; the adjustable jaw has rollers to force pipe against the cutters and flatten the "ridges" formed by the cutting action. 
Getty's Pipe Cutter is noted as produced by McNab & Harlin, New York City in early 1870s trade journals, etc. 
The patent is noted in an 1890s lawsuit where Getty's use of rollers in a pipe cutter was found to invalidate A. Saunders patent [RE10,021]  claim relating to similar rollers. (Saunders et. al. v. Allen ) |  |