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Hi; Trying to figure out what this is. Inside on one of the blades is Boyle PAT 7-19-28 CONN USA. Tried to google the date and no joy. Patent office web site was a waste of time. Help?

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Can you check that patent date again?
Patents were issued on Tuesday, and 7-19-1928 is a Thursday.
If correct, then ???
CONN USA would definitely suggest it is not a foreign patent.

Maybe the manufacturer marked it with the date of application, and not the date of patent award -- which will make finding it very difficult.
Or, maybe it wasn't patented at all, and the manufacturer just claimed it was to avoid competition. (Which is not legal, but you have to get caught..)
 

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It's a grapefruit corer .
 

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Can you check that patent date again?
Patents were issued on Tuesday, and 7-19-1928 is a Thursday.
If correct, then ???
CONN USA would definitely suggest it is not a foreign patent.

Maybe the manufacturer marked it with the date of application, and not the date of patent award -- which will make finding it very difficult.
Or, maybe it wasn't patented at all, and the manufacturer just claimed it was to avoid competition. (Which is not legal, but you have to get caught..)

I should have just searched Boyle on Ebay and would have found it:laughing7:

After looking at one on ebay the date is actually 7-13-26. The way the numbers were worn it looked different.
 

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i was thinking in the range of a neuter device
just saying
BradyyBoy
 

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horse shoe nail clipper?
seems heavy duty, dosent open enough for fruit
brady
 

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I should have just searched Boyle on Ebay and would have found it:laughing7:

After looking at one on ebay the date is actually 7-13-26. The way the numbers were worn it looked different.

In that case, it is US Patent # 1,592,073 issued to Charles H. Boyle, New Haven Conn.
Coring Device

USPTO 1592073.webp
 

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Boy I was going down the wrong trail ,I was thinking OB-GYN tool .
Great I.D Plug N Play..
 

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