Loewer v. C. P. Ford & Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Northern New York
In Equity. Suit by Henry Loewer and George Schelter against 0. P. Ford & Co. for the infringement of a patent.
1Opinion of the Court
CGXE, District Judge.
This is an infringement suit founded upon letters patent Ho. 107,735, granted, July 23, 1889, to Henry Loewer and Barton L. Blair, for an improved sole-cutting machine. The patent is now owned by the complainants. The object of the inventors was to construct a machine which should cut from leather blanks one sole, or several soles, to the exact size and shape desired. This is accomplished by means of a stationary frame provided with a rapidly revolving shaft which carries a cutter and a guide wheel. A second swinging frame, which moves to and from the stationary frame, is…
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