Additional Improvement Patents, 1837-1861National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1977 - 22 páginas |
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Additional Improvement Patents, 1837-1861 United States. National Archives and Records Service Visualização integral - 1977 |
Additional Improvement Patents, 1837-1861 United States. National Archives and Records Service,James A. Paulauskas Visualização integral - 1977 |
Additional Improvement Patents, 1837-1861 United States. National Archives and Records Service,James A. Paulauskas Visualização integral - 1977 |
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1856 George Esterly 1857 Frederick D 1858 Frederick 1859 James Spear 1860 William Sims additional improvement number Additional Improvement Patents Archives and Records attaching thill Bachelder basic patent numbers bottom 13188 July Botts straw cutter breech-loading firearm 11198 breech-loading firearm 15521 burner 1083 Nov carriage Charles clasp for metallic cooking stove corn planter Crangle rotary brick Daniel Williams Date of Issue firearm 11198 June firearm 15521 Aug Frederick Yeiser measurement Henry Hiram Tucker spring Inventor Subject Patent Issue Name Jesse Whitehead Joseph F July 17 July 28 June 12 June 26 loom millstone dress Morison counter scale Name of Inventor Newbury breech-loading firearm Newton breech-loading firearm plow railroad car heater Record Group Records Service refrigerator 22897 Feb Samuel scale 129 Feb seeder Sept Smith special list Speer clasp spring bed bottom steam boiler Stebbins coloring maps straw cutter 1102 thill shaft Thomas washing machine William H X-numbers
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Página 1 - Amendment.—An amendment is in the form of a letter from the attorney to the Commissioner of Patents. Its heading should give the serial number and filing date of the application, the respective numbers of the room and of the division of the Patent Office where the case is pending, the name of the inventor, the subject of the invention, and the attorney's own case number. There should be a blank space for the date of the letter, inasmuch as the letter will be referred to by the examiner as though...