Inventors (M – Q) Invention Date Patent Number |
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Mangin, Anna M. | Pastry Fork | March 1, 1892 | |
Marshall, T. I. | Fire Extinguisher | May 26, 1872 | 125,063 |
Marshall, W. | Grain Binder | May 11, 1886 | 341,599 |
Marsham, N. R. and Burridge, L. S. | Typewriter | 1885 | |
Martin, Thomas J. | Fire Extinguisher | March 26, 1872 | |
Martin, W. A. | Lock | July 23, 1889 | 407,738 |
Lock | December 30, 1890 | 443,945 | |
Jan Matzeliger shoe lasting machine invention will revolutionize the shoe industry, allowing for the first mass production of shoes. |
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Automatic Shoe Making Machine | 1883 | ||
Matzeliger, J. E | Tack Separating Mechanism | March 25, 1890 | |
Shoe Lasting Machine | September 22, 1891 | ||
Nailing Machine | February 25, 1896 | ||
Mechanism for Distributing Tacks | November 26, 1899 | ||
Elijah McCoy will become a master inventor and holder of over 50 patents. He will be the inventor of a device that allows machines to be lubricated while they are still in operation. Machinery buyers insisted on McCoy lubrication systems when buying new machines and will take nothing less than what becomes known as the “Real McCoy.” The inventor’s automatic oiling devices will become so universal that no heavy-duty machinery will be considered adequate without it, and the expression becomes part of America culture. |
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McCoy, E. (The phrase “The Real McCoy” was coined from the demand of his inventions)
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Lubricator for Steam Engines | July 2, 1872 | 129,843 |
Lubricator for Steam Engines | August 6, 1872 | 130,305 | |
Steam Lubricator | January 20, 1874 | 146,697 | |
Ironing Table | May 12, 1874 | 150,876 | |
Steam Cylinder Lubricator | February 1, 1876 | 173,032 | |
Steam Cylinder Lubricator | July 4, 1876 | 179,585 | |
Lawn Sprinkler Design | September 26, 1899 | 631,549 | |
Steam Dome | June 16, 1885 | 320,354 | |
Lubricator Attachment | April 19, 1887 | 361,435 | |
Lubricator for Safety Values | May 24, 1887 | 363,529 | |
Drip Cup | September 29, 1891 | 460,215 | |
McCoy and Hodges |
Lubricator | December 24, 1889 | 418,139 |
McCree, D. |
Portable Fire Escape | November 11, 1890 | 440,322 |
Mendenhall, A. |
Holder for Driving Reins | November 28, 1899 | 637,811 |
Miles Alexander |
Elevator and also safety device for elevators | October 11, 1887 | 371,207 |
Mitchell, C. L. |
Phoneterisin | January 1, 1884 | 291,071 |
Mitchell, J. M. |
Check Row Corn Planter | January 16, 1900 | 641,462 |
Moody, William U. |
Game Board Design | May 11, 1897 | 27,046 |
Moore, Samuel | Fuel-value lock for motor vehicle | June 25, 1935 | 2,006,027 |
Hobby horse | March 19, 1929 | 1,705,991 | |
Locomotive Headlight | February 14, 1928 | 1,569,328 | |
Self-directing headlight | November 30, 1926 | 1,608,903 | |
Vehicle-headlight mechanism | February 07, 1928 | 1,658,534 | |
Morehead, King |
Reel Carrier | October 6, 1896 | 568,916 |
Morgan, Garrett A. | Breathing Device (later known as the gas mask that saved many lives during World War I) | October 13, 1914 | 1,113.675 |
Automatic Traffic Signal | November 20, 1923 | 1,475,024 | |
Morris, Joel Morgan | Switching System charging arrangement | August 29, 1972 | 3,688,047 |
Muckelroy, William L. | Ceramic Inductor | May 21, 1974 | 3,812,442 |
Leadless Micro-miniature inductance element with closed magnetic circuit | September 21, 1972 | 3,691,497 | |
Murray, George W. |
Combined Furrow Opener and Stalk-knocker | April 10, 1894 | 517,960 |
Cultivator and Maker | April 10, 1894 | 571,961 | |
Planter | June 5, 1894 | 520,887 | |
Cotton Chopper | June 5, 1894 | 520,888 | |
Fertilizer Distributor | June 5, 1894 | 520,889 | |
Planter | June 5, 1894 | 520,890 | |
Combined Cotton Seed | June 5, 1884 | 520,891 | |
Planter and Fertilizer Distributor Reaper | June 5, 1884 | 520,892 | |
Murray, William |
Attachment for Bicycles | January 27, 1891 | 445,452 |
Nance, Lee |
Game Apparatus | December 1, 1891 | 464,035 |
Nash, Henry |
Improvement in Life Preserving Stools | October 5, 1875 | 168,519 |
Nauflett, George W. | Process for the Synthesis of 2-flouro-2, 2-dinitroethanol | March 28, 1972 | 3,652,686 |
Neal Theophilus E. | Automatic Blow-off | November 01, 1932 | 1,885,466 |
Shower Bath Spray | January 03, 1933 | 1,893,435 | |
Neblett, Richard F. | Gasoline Composition | October 11, 1960 | 2,955,928 |
Motor Fuel Composition | September 18, 1962 | 3,054,666 | |
Oil-soluble ashless dispersant detergent inhibitors | May 12, 1970 | 3,511,780 | |
Newman, Miss Lydia D. |
Hair Brush | November 15, 1898 | 614,335 |
Newson, Simon |
Oil Heater or Cooker | May 22, 1894 | 520,188 |
Nichols and Latimer |
Electric Lamp | September 13, 1881 | 247,097 |
Nickerson, William J. |
Mandolin and Guitar Attachment for Pianos | June 27, 1899 | 627,739 |
Nokes, Clarence | Venetian Blind Restringer | June 03, 1958 | 2,836,882 |
Lawn Mower | February 12, 1963 | 3,077,066 | |
O’Conner, John and Turner, Collatinus A. |
Alarm for Boilers | August 25, 1896 | 566,612 |
Steam Gage | August 25, 1896 | 566,613 | |
Alarm for Coasts Containing Vessels | February 8, 1898 | 598,572 | |
Onesimus | Small Pox Inoculation (Method Brought from Africa Where Advance Medical Practices Were in Use Long Before Europeans Had Any Medical Knowledge | 1721 | |
Outlaw, John W. |
Horse Shoes | November 15, 1898 | 614,273 |
Parker, Alice H. | Heating Furnace | December 23, 1919 | 1,325,905 |
Parker, John | “Parker Pulverizer” Follower-Screw for Tobacco Presses | September 2, 1884 | 304,552 |
Parsons, James A. Jr. | Corrosion-Resisting Ferrous Alloy | May 07, 1940 | 2,200,208 |
Iron Alloy | September 17, 1929 | 1,728,360 | |
Method of making Silicon Iron Compounds | August 18, 1931 | 1,819,479 | |
Process for treating Silicon Alloy Castings | September 04, 1934 | 1,972,103 | |
Pelham, Robert A. | Pasting Apparatus | December 19, 1905 | 807,685 |
Perry, John Jr. and Hunger, Herbert F. | Biochemical Fuel Cell | November 08, 1966 | 3,284,239 |
Perryman, Frank R. |
Caterers’ Tray Table | February 2, 1892 | 468,038 |
Peterson, Charles A. | Power Generating Apparatus | July 09, 1968 | 3,391,903 |
Peterson, Henry |
Attachment for Lawn Mowers | April 30, 1889 | 402,189 |
Phelps, William H. |
Apparatus for Washing Vehicles | March 23, 1897 | 579,242 |
Pickering, John F. |
Air Ship | February 20, 1900 | 643,795 |
Bill Pickett becomes the first African American elected to the National Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame. He is the cowboy that invented the bulldogging event famous in today’s rodeos. Pickett performed as a bulldogger in Europe, Mexico, and the United States, where he was often assisted by two relatively unknown white cowboys, Tom Mix and Will Rogers. |
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Pickett, Henry |
Improvement in Scaffolds | June 30, 1874 | 152,511 |
Pinn, Traverse B. |
File Holder | August 17, 1880 | 231,355 |
Polk, Austin J. |
Bicycle Support | April 14, 1896 | 558,103 |
Pope, Jessie T. (with the aid of Eleanor Roosevelt) | Croquignole Iron | October 22, 1946 | 2,409,791 |
Porter, James H. | Gas Well Sulfur removal by diffusion through polymeric membranes | October 20, 1970 | 3,534,528 |
Prather, Alfred G. B. | Gravity Escape Means | January 25, | |
Prince, Frank R. | Production of 2-pyrrolidones | 3,637,743 | |
Pugsley, Abraham |
Blind Stop | July 29, 1890 | 433,306 |
Pugsley, Samuel | Gate Latch | February 15, 1887 | 357,787 |
Purdy and Peters |
Design for Spoons | April 23, 1895 | 24,228 |
Purdy, John and Sadgwar, Daniel A. |
Folding Chair | June 11, 1889 | 405,117 |
Scott, R. P. | Corn Silker | 1894 | |
Stewart, Thomas W. | MOP | 1893 | |
Purdy, Walter |
Device for Sharpening Edged Tools | October 27, 1896 | 570,337 |
Device for Sharpening Edged Tools | August 16, 1898 | 609,367 | |
Device for Sharpening Edged Tools | August 1, 1899 | 630,106 | |
Purdy, William H. and Peters, Leonard C. | Design for a Spoon | April 23, 1895 | D 24,228 |
Purvis, William B. |
Bag Fastener | April 25, 1882 | 256,856 |
Hand Stamp | February 27, 1883 | 273,149 | |
Paper Bag Machine | February 12 1884 | 293,353 | |
Fountain Pen | January 7, 1890 | 419,065 | |
Paper Bag Machine | January 28, 1890 | 420,099 | |
Electric Railway | May 1, 1894 | 519,291 | |
Magnetic Car Balancing Device | May 21, 1895 | 539,542 | |
Electric Railway Switch | August 17, 1897 | 588,176 | |
Purvis also patented 10 paper machines between 1884 and 1894 |
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Queen, William |
Guard for Companion Ways and Hatches | August 18, 1891 | 458,131 |
A MIND “REALLY” IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE |