RECENT AMERICAN PATENTS.

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42,250.-Turning Lathe.-L. D. Wynkoop, Owasso, Mich.:

    I claim the bearing, F, provided with the knives, H Q, and attached to a sliding frame, D, on the lathe bed, C, in combination with the rising and falling bar, I, to which the knife, Q, if attached, the loaded lever, K, connected to bar, I, and the pattern, N, on the bed, C, on which pattern the outer part of the lever, K, rests, all being arranged to operate substantially as and for the purpose herein set forth.

    [This invention relates to a new and useful attachment for lathes, whereby beads and similar ornaments may be turned or formed on sticks or other articles centered in the lathe, the device being self-feeding and capable of being applied to any ordinary turning lathe.]

Source:

Author Unknown, "Recent American Patents", The Scientific American/New Series, New York, Scientific American, Inc., Volume 10, Issue 17, (April 23, 1864), p. 269