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How to get a patent; a complete compendium of useful information for inventors (1896)

Wedderburn (John) and company, Washington, D.C. [from old catalog] · Washington, D.C., J. Wedderburn & co. · leaf 15

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untry for the term of seventeenyears and no longer, during which time the patentee has theexclusive right to make, use and sell the patented invention. Ifa foreign patent has been previously granted for the invention,the United States patent is limited to expire with the foreignpatent, provided the… … o O oo JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO. 15 A United States patent remains good for its full term whetherit be worked by the inventor or not. HOW TO SELECT AN ATTORNEY. Inventors are often in much doubt and anxiety when select-ing an attorney to conduct their business. Some desire to securethe services of…

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