PATENT OFFICE "PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS... WRITIN

Circa 1920s unused Old Vintage Paper; "RECORD OF INVENTION" application to be filed with law offices of Clarence A. O'Brien, Registered Patent Lawyer of Washington, D.C. Graphic "Record Of Invention"

1870's US Patent Office patent models, approx 10 pcs with partial labels

First Editions 3v. Set of the REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS, for years 1855,1868,1869-70 | Uncommon first edition, first printing Patent Years | Year 1855 vol. II: ARTS & MANUFACTURES, Volume

Report of the Commissioner of Patents For The Year 1850 Part II - Agriculture Dated: 1851 Publisher: Office of Prints House Reps. Edition: 1st<

REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR 1860 and 1861 for Agriculture. Published by Washington Government Printing Office 1861 and 1862. Both are in Very Good condition. Publishers original

Wooden Patent Model of a Washing Machine (clothing), with original label from Pat. No. 202,387, J.R. Underwood dated April 9, 1878, 10" high, 9 1/2" x 6". Very good condition. Provenance: With O. Rund

Wooden Model of a Washing Machine (clothing), in closed octagonal form, for Patent No. 127,545, issued to Granville H. Ashworth and Abraham F. Van Voorhis of Arcola, Illinois, dated June 4th, 1872. 3"

Model of a Railroad Coupon Ticket Case, Pat. No. 174,982, issued to S. Simons March 21,1876, in pine with hinged door, 12" high x 7" x 3 1/2", with original tags. Very good condition. Provenance: With

(2) Models for Stoves, with original tags, including: "Magazine Heating Stove" in tin, Pat. No. 176,681 to J.F. Quimby of Troy, NY on April 26, 1876, 6" x 5" x 4", good condition; PLUS "Heating Stove"

Patent office report 1858-1861, Department of Agriculture report 1864-1870, and more.

LOT (10) VOLS. INCL. PATENT OFFICE REPORTS, THE CONSTITUTION, 1849/60

This is a Walt Disney Facs Signed Concept Art Print of Mickey Mouse from the United States Patent Office – This is a Copy of the Original Art Print Submitted to get a Patent – It is a Hi

This is a Walt Disney Facs Signed Concept Art Print of Mickey Mouse from the United States Patent Office – This is a Copy of the Original Art Print Submitted to get a Patent – It is a Hi

An interesting letter from the US Patent Office dated 1860 to George P Wilcox of Herkimer County, New York, rejecting the application of William Butler for a "self motor" contesting its "novelty". One

This is a Walt Disney Facs Signed Concept Art Print of Mickey Mouse from the United States Patent Office – This is a Copy of the Original Art Print Submitted to get a Patent – It is a Hi

This is a Walt Disney Facs Signed Concept Art Print of Mickey Mouse from the United States Patent Office – This is a Copy of the Original Art Print Submitted to get a Patent – It is a High Gloss P

This is a Walt Disney Facs Signed Concept Art Print of Mickey Mouse from the United States Patent Office – This is a Copy of the Original Art Print Submitted to get a Patent – It is a Hi

Framed Antique patent paper from the U.S, patent office, marked Register 1925, trade mark 197,204. Patent created for the use of the red star symbol within Macys Products and advertisingFramed in blac

This is a Walt Disney Facs Signed Concept Art Print of Mickey Mouse from the United States Patent Office – This is a Copy of the Original Art Print Submitted to get a Patent – It is a High Gloss P

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1) Pittston Stove Company. Lot of 13. Four patents (one Canadian), stock, catalogue, mounted photo, etc. Two newspaper articles fire and flood at the patent office. 2) Maritime Steamship group. Lot of

LOT OF EARLY 19TH C. GERMAN DRAWINGS FOR PATENT OFFICE - C. 1829 - ONE READS "GEGRAVEER DOOR L. SCHWEICKHARDT IN FEBRUARY 1829" - LARGEST MEASURES APPROX. 26" X 21 1/2"

Einstein Signed "Meaning of Relativity" Book. The German-born physicist Albert Einstein developed the first of his groundbreaking theories while working as a clerk in the Swiss patent office in Bern.

ALBERT EINSTEIN SIGNED NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE 1938. The German-born physicist Albert Einstein developed the first of his groundbreaking theories while working as a clerk in the Swiss patent office in Bern.