- The
Patentee locomotive was a
revolutionary 2-2-2
steam locomotive type
introduced by
Robert Stephenson and
Company in 1833, as an
enlargement of their...
- In 1641,
Samuel Winslow was
granted the
first patent in
North America by the M****achusetts
General Court for a new
process for
making salt.
History of...
- John
Campbell (abt. 1720–1776) is
credited for
founding Campbelltown, Pennsylvania. He was part of the wave of Scotch-Irish
immigrants who
voyaged to the...
- and litigation"), "patent ****ertion entity" (PAE), "non-manufacturing
patentee", "patent shark", "patent marketer", "patent ****ertion company", and "patent...
- issued,
which is
often several years after the
application was filed. Some
patentees took
advantage of this
practice to the
extreme (with ‘‘submarine’’ patents)...
- The
Institute of
Patentees and
Inventors is a
United Kingdom-based non-profit
making ****ociation. It
provides support to
individuals on all
aspects of...
- the
early years, Du Bois and his
fellow patentees governed the land communally. In 1728, the
surviving patentees and
their descendants created a more formal...
-
Fires which said
Engine have
found every great encouragement. The said
Patentee hath also
projected a Very
Useful Engine for
starting of beer and other...
- a
statutory right to
prevent others from
commercially exploiting it.
Patentees may give permission, or
grant a license, to
other parties to use their...
-
Machine . 'U. S.
patent to Hans Goldschmidt, No. 578,868. In this
patent the
patentee acknowledges that the alumino-thermic
reaction was well
known and had been...
