| Name | Street | Town | State | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sneider, Charles E. | Baltimore, Baltimore county | Maryland | 1860 | ||
| Sneider, Charles E. | 545 south Paca street | Baltimore | Maryland | 1891 |
| Patent | Date | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| 27,600 | March 20, 1860 | Breech-Loading Fire-Arm, assigned to Thomas Poultney, Baltimore view patent |
| 34,703 | March 18, 1862 | Improvement in Revolving Fire-Arms view patent |
| 39,707 | August 25, 1863 | Breech-Loading Fire-Arm, assigned to Thomas Poultney, Baltimore view patent |
| 44,692 | October 11, 1864 | Improvement in Priming Cartridges, assigned to himself and to Thomas Poultney, Baltimore view patent |
| 45,210 | November 22, 1864 | Improvement in Priming Metallic Cartridges, assigned to himself and to Thomas Poultney, Baltimore view patent |
| 46,054 | January 24, 1865 | Improved Method of Converting Muzzle into Breech-Loading Fire-Arms, assignor to himself and Thomas Poultney view patent |
| 46,612 | February 28, 1865 | Improvement in Revolving Fire-Arms, assignor to himself and Thomas Poultney view patent |
| 47,755 | March 20, 1860 | Breech-Loading Fire-Arm view patent |
| 85,252 | December 22, 1868 | Breech Loader view patent |
| 97,717 | December 7, 1869 | Improvement in Sights for Fire-Arms view patent |
| 102,984 | May 10, 1870 | Improvement in Shot-Cartridges, assigned of one half to Josias Pennington, Jr, Baltimore view patent |
| 116,640 | July 4, 1871 | Improvement in Shot-Cartridges for Breech-Loading Fire-Arms, assigned to himself, Josias Pennington, Jr.,
and Nicholas G. Penniman, Baltimore view patent |
| 131,188 | September 10, 1872 | Improvement in Devices for Crimping Cartridges, assigned to himself and Duncan C. Clark, Baltimore view patent |
| 131,189 | September 10, 1872 | Improvement in Shot-Cartridges, assigned to himself and Duncan C. Clark, Baltimore view patent |
| Contract | for |
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| Product |
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Gunsmith, see Baltimore CIty Directory for 1891. .22 caliber, 7 shot revolver, spur trigger, octagonal barrel, twin cylinder that can be pivoted |
