Results for “United States Patent Office”
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Concordance, United States patent classification to international patent classification
United States. Patent Documentation Organizations.
1985
Walter B. Devereux v. Edward Wiggins and Carlos Baker
Walter B. Devereux
1890
The story of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
United States. Patent and Trademark Office.
1988
Statements of George B. Prescott, Frank L. Pope, Edward E. Quimby and George M. Phelps, Jr., in behalf of Mr. Prescott
George B. Prescott
1876
Class T, miscellaneous monographs & pamphlets
Irene M. Witte
Patent laws
United States. Patent and Trademark Office.
1976
Manual of patent examining form paragraphs
United States. Patent and Trademark Office.
1985
Stephen W. Baldwin, assignor to McKay Heeling Machine Association, vs. Horace H. Bigelow
Thomas Hutchins Dodge
1874
The invention of the electric speaking telephone
Alexander Graham Bell
1881
Statement and brief of Z.F. Wilber, accompanied by critical and explanatory notes by George B. Prescott, and documentary evidence in support of the same
George B. Prescott
1876
Report
Henry Leavitt Ellsworth
1836
Celebration of the 175th anniversary: U.S. patent system, 1790-1965
Patent Office Society (U.S.)
1966
General Land Office automated records project
United States. Bureau of Land Management. Eastern States Office
1993
Q & A about trademarks
United States. Patent and Trademark Office
1976
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States House of Representatives
2019
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States. Patent and Trademark Office
1995
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States United States Congress
2017
United States Patent Rules
United States Patent and Trademark Office
2021

Oversight of the Patent and Trademark Office
United States
1993
(This exhibit is a compared copy from the records of the United States Patent Office of the sworn statement and account filed by the above named Nehemiah Hodge upon the application made by him to the Commissioner of Patents, in the year 1863, for an extension for seven years of the above-mentioned letters patent, the statement is in the said Hodge's own language.)
Nehemiah Hodge
1870
