How to obtain a patent and what to invent; a complete hand-book of advice and useful information for inventors, relative to Patent office procedure, foreign patents, trademarks and copyrights (1915)
Waters, John Louis, & company, Washington, D.C. [from old catalog] · Washington, D.C., J.L. Waters & company · leaf 34
hePatent Office, as the Examiner is thus relieved of annoyanceand unnecessary work in the examination of the case. The Patent Office Examiners appreciate good work onthe part of the attorney, and when a specification fully andintelligently sets forth the invention, and presents claims ofproper form… … Onuc»ttoc Q u C o -4-> QJ^ 4-. bjo c OS .:iI- ^ 07:; a .S2 S O rt 34 John Louis Waters & Company of the invention, instead of to criticising the description andclaims. On the other hand, a case which is poorly and incorrectlyprepared entails upon the Examiner much study and extralabor in…
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