Patents are not filed by countries but rather by individuals or companies.
In this case the first patent for a polyester fabric, Terylene, was filed by John R. Whitfield and his assistant, James Dickson in July 1941. However because of WW2 the patent wasn't registered until 1946.
If nationality does make a difference, Mr Whitfield & Mr Dickinson were, at the time working for the Calico Printers Association in the UK.
Polyester was first produced in England in 1941.
Hans Von Ohain's jet was the first to fly in Germany. Frank Whittle was the first to register a patent but came in nd.
Samuel Prosser received a patent related to toilets in England in 1777.
US Patent office, there are many self help sites with information on the process and patent lawyers. Just don't reveal the idea to anyone with questionable credibility. Research thoroughly first.
Under US patent laws, the first to invent has the exclusive right to the patent, even if someone else files for or obtains a patent on a similar invention later. This is not the law in any other country and the US law is changing in March 2013.
The first glue patent was issued in Britain in 1750 for a glue made from fish.
You first patent it, but check out how that works in your country because it differs.
The US Patent and Trademark Office has a very straightforward explanation and walkthrough for first-time filers at the link below.
his first job was employment was as a technical assistant at the Swiss patent office.
Birtwhistle and C.G. Ritchiethey created the first polyester fiber called Terylene in 1941 (first manufactured by Imperial Chemical Industries or ICI). The second polyester fiber was Dupont's Dacron.
It is quite simple to register on Tagged. You go to register, put your first and last name, email address, password, country, city, language, gender and birth of date and press next.
Physicist, Albert Einstein registered a total of fifty patents. His inventions were often the result of collaboration with others. When he first graduated college, he had difficulty finding a teaching post. So, he took a job at the Swiss patent office, where he reviewed patent applications.
Thomas Edison received his first patent, U.S. Patent 90,646, on June 1, 1869. This patent was for the electric vote recorder.