Patents and Patent Law

The current patent holder is Military Police Systems, Inc., who purchased the patents from Maxwell Atchisson in the late 1980s.

Patent awards, sometimes called patent plaques, are a kind of trophy companies may give to recognize their in-house inventors. These are usually engraved by some process and my either be a handheld/free-standing trophy or even a wall-hanging plaque.

Another better-known version of these awards is the "Patent Cube" (known to some as the "IP Cube") that Microsoft issues to its inventors. Recipients especially enjoy stacking these awards pyramid-style when they receive more than one or two.

While companies with large IP departments are some of the biggest consumers of these awards, it is not uncommon for individual inventors (or relatives looking for a congratulatory gift) to give/receive them, too.

Elijah McCoy had 57 patents , born in Canada and I don't care what people say he is not might've been the most stupid and ugly looking person in the world

In 1867, Alfred Nobel received U.S. patent number 78,317 for his dynamite. To be able to detonate the dynamite rods, Nobel also improved his detonator (blasting cap) so that it could be ignited by lighting a fuse.

Their was a fructose hard candy patent filed for Lifesavers inc in 1980, but there were lifesavers candy manufactured for 80 years before that. The patent would only be valid for 20 years.

Prior to 1995, US patents were only valid for 17 years from date of issue.

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I bought the same shotgun, serial number in the 91000s, for 50 dollars. Ones in good condition can go for 80 dollars. Unless, it is in perfect condition, 80 dollars is the max value.

It depends on the employment contract you may have had with your previous employer. Some stipulate that anything you invent or develop while in their employment become their property. On the other hand - if your invention had nothing to do with your employment, and it was something you developed away from company property and on your own time, you may have a perfectly valid sole claim to it.

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Ancient Romans - and Scythians - used a scythe for mowing lawns at times. I found no year of origin, though.

Edwin Budding in 1830 patented the reel type lawn mower, which is purely mechanical.

The only thing I could find on the gas powered types more familiar nowadays was that according to Wikipedia, Power Specialties Ltd. came out with them in the 1930s.

For environmental and money saving purposes, the purely mechanical - without gas or electricity - are the best. True, one must sharpen the blades now and again, but it is not as frequently as one must fill up the conventional ones with gas.

If you decrease the size of a page's margins, you will decrease the amount of data that can be printed on the page.

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broski has been claimed by only the Irish people.NO ACCEPTIONS! that means derek o'flynn

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You will need to call Browning to narrow it down further. The sn you list does not follow the standard.

They use the patents to do just that, they input patents so the firms that are already in the market continue without competition. Depending on the situation government officials can be paid off to input these patents so firms in the current market can continue their oligopoly.

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As stated in the US Constitution, the intent of the patent law is to promote the progress of science and useful arts by securing to an inventor a right to a limited period of exclusivity during which the patent owner can exclude others from practicing her invention. In exchange for this period of exclusivity, the inventor must fully and publicly disclose all details known to her about how to practice the claimed invention.

As a registered patent attorney, I can tell that you do this by filing a patent application for your particular liquor at the US Patent & Trademark Office and getting that application allowed and issued. It's an expensive process that usually takes the help of a patent attorney. You should expect to pay at least about $10,000 to obtain and maintain a US Patent.

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A company in Grand Rapids Michigan that made lighted picture scenes in the 50's

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apparently it does. the mix does not contain alcohol. I just opened a bottle not 5 minutes ago that I have had for 2 years. i took a little take an almost puked. Looked at the ingredients and it said "does contain some milk". I assume this was the problem.

Stephen Grant built guns that had a reputation for very high quality but he did not have a reputation for innovation. For a time, mostly in the 1880s, Grant built side lever, trigger plate action guns based on Horatio Phillips's 1879 patent. This patent was notable for using coil springs. They are lovely guns but were superseded in time, most notably by the trigger plate action of the Edinburgh maker, Dickson. Worth of antique guns depends very heavily upon the condition of the piece and finding a buyer. A Stephen Grant (Phillips) Patent gun in very good condition would probably sell for something around £3,000 or $4,800. That figure should be taken only as a point on a very wide scale of variation.