Patent soliciting and United States court practice, with remarks concerning specifications and claims, drawings, official examination, appeals, reissues, searches and reports, court practice, interferences, foreign patents, etc (1883)
Howson & Howson. [from old catalog] · [Philadelphia, Press of Times printing house] · leaf 71
in advance to cover theexpense of the necessary searches. In cases of greathardship, however, we know how to exercise properliberality. When an unsuccessful applicant for a patentdesires to put his case in our hands, he can send us a feeof $5 with a power of attorney, the form of which Ave…
Patents
Internet Archive · Library of Congress · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
