Johnson, Iver

Name	Street	Town	State	From	To
Johnson, Iver		Worcester	Massachusetts	1863	1895

Patent	Date	Remarks
339,299	April 6, 1886	Ejector for Fire-Arms Patent drawing Claims, page 1 Claims, page 2
339,300	April 6, 1886	Patent for Revolver Patent drawing Claims, page 1 Claims, page 2
339,301	April 6, 1886	Patent for Revolver of Iver Johnson, Reinhard T. Torkelson and Andrew Fyrberg Patent drawing Claims, page 1 Claims, page 2 Claims, page 3
362,631	May 10, 1887	Patent for Revolver of Iver Johnson and Andrew Fyrberg Patent drawing Claims, page 1 Claims, page 2
362,632	May 10, 1887	Patent for Revolver of Iver Johnson and Andrew Fyrberg Patent drawing Patent drawing, page 2 Claims, page 1 Claims, page 2 Claims, page 3
511,620	December 26, 1893	Patent for Barrel-Strap catch for Revolvers of Iver Johnson and Oscar Mossberg, Sweden Patent drawing Claims, page 1 Claims, page 2

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see Torkelson, Reinhard T. who assigned some patents to Iver Johnson See Johnson, Bye & Co. Iver Johnson Arms Co. Iver Johnson Arms Works and Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works Iver Johnson Botn 1841 died 1895. Norwegian citizen, learned gunsmith work in Bergen, Norway. In 1863 he emigrated to the States, arriving at Boston. He got work at the nearby Allen & Wheellock Co. in Worcester, Massachusetts. It was there where he found his futur partner, Martin Bye. He was married to Mary Elizabeth Speirs, eventually also met in Worcester.

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see Torkelson, Reinhard T. who assigned some patents to Iver Johnson

See Johnson, Bye & Co.
Iver Johnson Arms Co.
Iver Johnson Arms Works and
Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works

Iver Johnson Botn 1841 died 1895. Norwegian citizen, learned gunsmith work in Bergen, Norway. In 1863 he emigrated to the States, arriving at Boston. He got work at the nearby Allen & Wheellock Co. in Worcester, Massachusetts. It was there where he found his futur partner, Martin Bye. He was married to Mary Elizabeth Speirs, eventually also met in Worcester.