A Condensed Manual on Patented Inventions: What to Do and What Not to Do to Insure Success to the Inventor (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from A Condensed Manual on Patented Inventions: What to Do and What Not to Do to Insure Success to the Inventor

As there are comparatively few professional in ventors, the average inventor is liable to make mis takes in his first efforts to advance his patent into public notice or general use, which in many cases will result in either the actual abandonment of the invention, or in curtailing the term of years for which the patent is allowed.

We will first touch upon some of these initial difficulties and wrong procedures.

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