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'''''From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'''''
'''Joseph B. Desjardins''' was a company of significant size at end of the 19th century. Located in Fall River, Massachusetts--at one time they employed 60 workers. The company declined during the Great Depression of 1929. One of the company brands was '''JD''', which had those initials as a symbol in an oval.


'''Joseph B. Desjardins''' was a company of significant size at end of the 19th century. Located in Fort River, Massachusetts--at one time they employed 60 workers. The company declined during the Great Depression of 1929. One of the company brands was '''JD''', which had those initials as a symbol in an oval.
The company held two interesting patents, one for a pipe reamer, and another for a stem making machine.
 
<center><gallery widths=400 heights=700 caption="Joseph B Desjardins Patents, courtesy Rob Dacey">
File:JosephDesjardine-PipeReamerPatent-1912.png|1912 Pipe Reamer Patent
File:J.Desjardins-PipeStemMachinePatent-1926.png|thumb|1926 Stem Making Machine
</gallery></center>
 
*[https://pipedia.org/images/8/8f/J.Desjardins-PipeReemerPatent-US1028001.pdf Complete Pipe Reamer Patent, May 28, 1912]
*[https://pipedia.org/images/0/05/J.Desjardins-PipeStemMachinePatent.pdf Complete Stem Making Machine, Nov. 23, 1926]
 
*'''''See also''''' '''[[Paradis Pipes]]'''


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Revision as of 14:47, 15 March 2019

Joseph B. Desjardins was a company of significant size at end of the 19th century. Located in Fall River, Massachusetts--at one time they employed 60 workers. The company declined during the Great Depression of 1929. One of the company brands was JD, which had those initials as a symbol in an oval.

The company held two interesting patents, one for a pipe reamer, and another for a stem making machine.