CA Patent: CA-11,820
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| Improvements on Horseshoe-Nails
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Patentees:
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| George Joseph Capewell (exact or similar names) - Cheshire, CT U.S.A. |
| Caleb McKenny Talbott (exact or similar names) - Hartford, CT U.S.A. |
| Aaron White Cook Williams (exact or similar names) - Brookfield, CT U.S.A. |
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Patent Dates:
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| Applied: |
Sep. 08, 1880 |
| Granted: |
Sep. 27, 1880 |
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Patent Pictures:
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Canadian Patent 11,820 - edited from ESPACENET |
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Stan Schulz
George J. Capewell (from 1892 History of New Haven County)
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Description: |
| Canadian patent for "corrugated" horseshoe nails corresponding to U.S. patent 226,254; the drawings and specifications are slightly revised. The full names and professions of the inventors are given, in accord with Canadian practice. Capewell was "manufacturer;" Talbott & Williams "merchants."
Capewell also invented and patented machinery for mass production of horseshoe nails.
The "corrugated" nails described in this patent were noted as produced by the CAPEWELL HORSE NAIL Co. (successor to G. J. Capewell) in a 1904 description of the company. |
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