US Patent 4,750

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US Patent 4,750 is the landmark 1846 United States patent granted to Elias Howe for his pioneering lockstitch sewing machine, a key invention in the mechanization of garment production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States patent
sewing machine patent
assignee Elias Howe NERFINISHED
associatedPerson Elias Howe NERFINISHED
associatedWith Industrial Revolution in the United States NERFINISHED
history of textile manufacturing
century 19th century
citedAs landmark 1846 United States patent for a lockstitch sewing machine
country United States of America
surface form: United States
describes eye-pointed needle
lockstitch mechanism
mechanized formation of a lockstitch
shuttle carrying a second thread
enables faster sewing than hand stitching
mechanized garment production
uniform lockstitch seams
fieldOfInvention garment production
sewing technology
textile machinery
filingDate 1846
hasComponent eye-pointed needle moving in a straight line
mechanism to feed cloth forward
shuttle moving beneath the cloth
historicalSignificance key invention in the mechanization of garment production
landmark patent in sewing machine development
influenced later industrial sewing machines
mass production of clothing
innovationType lockstitch sewing machine
inventionBy Elias Howe NERFINISHED
inventor Elias Howe NERFINISHED
issueDate 1846
jurisdiction United States of America NERFINISHED
language English
legalStatus expired
patentNumber 4,750
patentOffice United States Patent Office NERFINISHED
protects exclusive right to make, use, and sell Howe’s lockstitch sewing machine
relatedConcept garment industry
lockstitch
sewing machine
textile industry
relatedEvent early development of sewing machines in the 1840s
subjectOf lockstitch sewing machine
technologicalArea mechanization of sewing
title Improvement in Sewing Machines NERFINISHED
yearOfInvention 1846

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Elias Howe patent US Patent 4,750