Patent for a machine for cutting scale-board, etc. Currently housed in aisle 18B: Oversize Box 3.

The Charles Ransom McNeil Patents (1979-48-0) includes paperwork between McNeil, his attorney and the U.S. patent office regarding a patent for musical instrument charts and two designs for a camping tent and head rest. Charles Ransom McNeil was from Litchfield, Connecticut and a graduate of Columbia University in the 1890s.

Documents relating to a patent granted to Winfield S. Rogers of Bantam, Conn., for a ball bearing hanger and a shaft hanger assigned to Dr. John L. Buell and The Bantam Ball Bearing Co.

Correspondence regarding Samuel Thompson's patent for compounding and mixing medicines for various ailments. Included is a letter from John Q. Adams, U.S. Secretary of State, certifying that it is a true copy of the patent. William Wirt, Attorney General, certifies that the patent was delivered to him on 28 Jan. 1823 and it conforms to the law.