As a creative work, the Bhagavad Gita would be protected by copyright rather than patent; that being said, the text dates from the 4th century BC, predating copyright by nearly 5000 years.
Contemporary translations of the Gita (perhaps from the last 150 years) may be protected by copyright; each translation would have its own rightsholder, typically the translator or the publisher.
a person who holds a patent lamp
There is no US patent 555408021. There is also no US patent 55408021.
Vyasa mahrshi
Edigital in my opinion
EBSCO Industries.
Abraham Lincoln. He received a patent in 1849 related to an idea he had about preventing ships from running aground.
US patent 4 was awarded to Thomas Blanchard in 1836, for a machine to round the ends of tackle blocks.
Toni rudisill
Charles A. Walton.
Either a person or company holds patent on objects, such as a 'part'. Even if a part is discontinued, the company or person still holds the patent rights. It would be illegal for anyone to create the part and sell it; it would violate the patent holders' rights. You could be forced to pay thousands to millions in damages and fines.
Iula O. Carter is an inventor and educator in Ohio. She invented the portable nursery chair (potty chair) and holds the patent for it dated Feb. 6, 1960 and the patent number is 2923950.
Alexander Graham Bell holds the patent for the telephone in 1876 though there is some dispute as to whom was actually first.