Patent for a combined registering and denoting device and label holder for use in stores to keep track of how many items are sold and what is left in stock.

Patent for a branding iron that expends less fuel than similar brands due to its combustion chamber that is able to better concentrate its heat towards the applied surface.

Patent for a vulcanizing device for use on tires.

Patent for "gearing for transmitting motion to the pump rod" (lines 9-10) of a windmill. Includes description and illustration.

Patent for a type of vehicle wheel made of a unique hub, rim, and resilient spokes. The design allows for the hub and spokes to rotate independently of the rim, reducing the need for compensating gearing. This is done by having the spokes frictionally engaged with the rim rather than a rigid, static design.

Patent for joint gage, level, and miter square, and is especially adapted for brick layers to start on corners.

Patent for improved load-lifting devices.

Patent for condenser that positively feeds cotton into the press box.

Patent for device that continuously applies mucilage to the penil without rendering it sticky.

Patent for electric prodding pole used for corraling animals.

Patent for a railway tie that has a stronger attachment to the rails than other models.

Patent for stair-step that can be folded up, to be used in bunk bed situations such as in sleeping cars of trains.

Patent for attachment that prevents a person from accidentally consuming poison.

Patent for a wing plow.

Patent for a pump that does not leak air when the piston is passed.

Patent for automatic train stop.

Patent for "improvements in delivery reels for printing presses, and more particularly to such reels on the so-called stop cylinder press having a reciprocatory bed carrying the type, and its object is to provide the delivery reel with mechanism whereby the paper will, after being removed from the cylinder be carried to such a position that its lower edge will be removed from the proximity to the type to prevent its engagement therewith on the return stroke of the bed" (lines 13-24) including instructions and illustrations.