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Patents and Patent Law
Patent laws are intended to allow an inventor a specific amount of time before their creation becomes public.
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Contact a patent practitioner (patent agent or patent attorney) for assistance. The United States Patent and Trademark Office has lists and addresses of patent practitioners in every state.
A patent practitioner will assist you in making the necessary full disclosure of your invention, including any diagrams, and making claims to your invention. They will also help you deal with the inevitable rejections or objections to your application, perhaps submitting amendments or other documentation.
I have a colt pt fa mfg co hartford ct usa 15374 SHOT GUN. I'm really not sure what I have, need help. Thanks. Terry Martin
Where is the Canadian patent office located?
The Canadian Patent Office, or CPO, grants patents to Canadian companies who wish to be the only ones to make, use, or sell their invention. The CPO is located at Place du Portage I, 50 Victoria Street, Room C-114, in Gatineau, Quebec, K1A OC9.
John Moses browning's first patented pistol?
Please ask a question. JM Brownings first patented pistol is the FN model 1900 patented on April 20, 1897 a .32 caliber automatic pistol.
What kinds of things has Ronald Sciortino tried to patent?
Since 1985, Mr. Sciortino has filed about two dozen patent and trademark applications for improvements on Uncle George's electric ice-shaving machine, as well as on widely sold flavors like "King Cake," "Cajun Red Hot," "Orchid Cream Vanilla" and "Hurricane." He once even tried, unsuccessfully, to lay federal trademark claim to the word "snoball"-the spelling commonly used by vendors to market the slushy treat-to help brand his ice-shaving machines.
Who has patent rights for turmeric?
Turmeric exists naturally; only hybrid plants can be awarded patents.
Pearl handle HR revolver double action patented in 1887 can you tell you what its worth?
Very, very, very, very, seldom will it exceed 100 USD
What was patent number 78883 issued for?
Depends upon what country issued that patent.
In the USA it was issued in 1868 for a house-moving "truck" with 4 wheels and two axles connected with cross-members for turning both axles together.
The term "wiki" is not patented or copyrighted. It is a general term for a kind of website that can be quickly edited by its users. "Wiki wiki" is the term for "quick" in the Hawaiian language.
We see these consistently offered in the $600 range, but they dont seem to sell well. $400-$500 in excellent condition is more realistic. sales@countrygunsmith.net
Blue Book of Gun Values can assist you.
Does operation the game have a patent or copyright?
The game Operation is protected by copyright and trademark.
When was the patent awarded for dynamite?
Alfred Nobel patented dynamite in 1868, and an additional patent was issued to Morse in 1880, for a slightly different formula.
Where can one register for software patents?
As software is difficult to pinpoint to a single person, there are many restrictions on software patents. For example, in the US, no patents are granted for "abstract ideas". However, one can apply for a software patent through the regular patent channels. additionally, if this does not work, one can always copyright their material.
J Stevens Arms Co 20 gauge double barrel shotgun patented April 20 1915?
Yes, it was. But you probably want to know either how old it is or what it is worth. It was made between 1920 and 1948 and is worth $150 to $250, depending on condition.
How do you patent invention idea without help of patent attorney?
My aquaintance, mechanical ingineer, has told me that the possibility of self patenting does exist but I do not know steps. He told me that it is enough to make serch for invention idea purity and to registrate it with site USPTO.Gov, or PatentStorm.com, or OnlinePatent.com. I did not try to do so yet. I wait if anibody who has experience to self patent idea will add to my almost answer.
What are Patent family members?
Patent family members consist of all the patents granted by national (eg. uspto) or international granting (eg. epo) authorities that share the same priority document(s)
What can you get a patent for?
You can get a patent for an invention that is "new" and "non-obvious".
Yes, like any other form of property it can be sold and inherited. It is valid until it expires in which case the invention loses its exclusivity. The same is true for copyrights of intellectual and artistic endeavors such as books and songs. If someone wishes to use the process of a patent or the material under a copyright, then permission is required and the holder will usually require a fee for its usage. Patent or copyright infringement is when someone does so without permission and is thus liable for damages if mandated as the result of a lawsuit.
What is the value of a 1923 6 oz Coca-Cola bottle patented Dec 25 1923 from Vicksburg Mississippi?
acoca cola bottle of that age and would be worth about 15-30 dollars but the 6 oz part means it was before the 6 1/2 oz bottle so, it depends on how great it looks
