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This page links to individual patent letters. Unless otherwise noted, patent letters are from the U.S. Patent Office.
Canadian patents
[edit]- Canadian patent 24033, April 27 1886, Nikola Tesla, Dynamo Electric Machine
- Canadian patent 29537, May 1 1888, Nikola Tesla, Method & App. for the Electrical Transmission of Power
- Canadian patent 30172, May 1 1888, Nikola Tesla, Method & App. for Converting & Distributing Electric Currents
- Canadian patent 33317, December 19, 1889, Nikola Tesla, Method & App. for Converting Alternating into Direct Currents
- Canadian patent 135174, August 22, 1911, Nikola Tesla, Fluid Propulsion
- Canadian patent 142352, August 13, 1912, Nikola Tesla, Electrical Energy Transmission
Great Britain patents
[edit]- Great Britain patent 15805, August 21, 1893, W. Greenshields, Chest expander
- Great Britain patent 17256, September 17, 1893, C. P. Mitchell, Belt.; chest expanders
- Great Britain patent 9885, May 21, 1894, S. Beckett, Corsets, chest expanders, dresses, suspender, &c.
- Great Britain patent 27197, November 30, 1896, Alfred Nobel, An improved manufacture of explosive compounds
- Great Britain patent 13891, July 5, 1899, L. P. C. Packwood, Corsets; chest expanders
United States patents
[edit]Letters
[edit]Case law
[edit]Issued before 1836
[edit]9,957 patents were issued between the Patent Act of 1790 and the w:Patent Act of 1836. See X-Patents and w:Patent Office 1836 fire
- X1, July 31 1790, Samuel Hopkins, pot ash
- X4, January 31, 1791, Francis Bailey, Type
- X51, 01/29/1793, Samuel Morey, Turning a spit
- X72, March 14 1794 (not validated until 1807), Eli Whitney, Cotton Gin
- X246, 04/24/1799, Morey, Samuel, NEW AND INVENTED WATER ENGINE
- X306, 11/17/1800, Morey, Samuel, FORCE FROM WATER WITH ASSIST OF STEAM
- X1820, 10/20/1812, Fessenden, William Greene, OBTAINING EXTRACTS FROM BARKS
- X2339A, 07/14/1815, Morey, Samuel, STEAM ENGINE
- X2339B, 07/14/1815, Morey, Samuel, APPLY THE POWER OF WATER TO WATER WHEELS
- 2752X, 03/13/1817, Morey, Samuel, TIDE AND CURRENT WATER WHEEL FOR DRIVING MILLS OR MACHINERY WITH OR WITHOUT A DAM
- 2880X, 12/11/1817, Morey, Samuel, METHOD OF BURNING WATER CALLED THE AMERICAN WATER BURNER
- 3060X, 01/19/1819, Morey, Samuel, SHOOTING WITH STEAM ANAD GAS
- 3306X, 3/3/1821, Thomas L. Jennings (The First African American Patent Holder), Dry scouring
- 4378X, April 1 1826, Morey, Samuel, GAS OR VAPOR ENGINE
- 4648X, 01/31/1827, Fessenden, Thomas G., HEATING AND BOILING WATER AND OTHER ECONOMICAL PURPOSES
- 6274X, 11/19/1833, Fessenden, William Greene, PORTABLE STEAM AND HOT WATE STOVE
- 7301X, 24 November 1832, Walter C. Palmer, M.D., Gum Elastic Bathing Cot
- 7826X, 11/19/1833, Morey, Samuel, DECOMPISING AND RECOMPOSING WATER IN COMBO WITH SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
- 7913X, 12/30/1833, Rundlet, Thomas, PREPARING EXTACTS FROM HEMLOCK OR OTHER BARK FOR TANNING
- 8447X, October 14, 1834, Henry Blair, Seed planter
- 9000X, July 2 1836, N. Winslow, Grate
- 9875X, July 2 1836, C. Granger, Cook Stove
- 9876X, July 2 1836, H.G. Guyon, Cotton Press
- 9877X, July 2 1836, R. Haynes, Nail Extractor
- 9878X, July 2 1836, J. Horton, Platform Balance
- 9879X, July 2 1836, F.P.Knowlton, Feather Dresser
- 9882X, July 2 1836, W. Loomis, Clover Huller
- 9884X, July 2 1836, J. Mo Clory, Door Lock
- 9885X, July 2 1836, J. McCreight, Cotton Gin
- 9886X, July 2 1836, C. McGregory, Dressing Stares
- 9887X, July 2 1836, T. Miller, Plow
- 9889X, July 2 1836, W. Parmalee, Cook Stove
- 9890X, July 2 1836, A. Parson, Thrashing Mach.
- 9893X, July 2 1836, A. Roff, Lock
- 9894X, July 2 1836, I. Snider, Plow Moldboard
- 9899X, July 2 1836, C. Waterman, Brick Machine
Issued after the 1836 Patent Act
[edit]- 1, "Locomotive steam-engine for rail and other roads", John Ruggles, issued July 13, 1836.
- 2 - Mode of manufacturing wool or other fibrous materials, J Goulding. December 15, 1826. Reissued July 29, 1836
- 3 - Machine for turning, &c., wooden sheaves and pins for ships' tackle blocks and pulleys (Making wooden pins) T. Blanchard. August 11, 1836
- 4 - Stock shaving or rounding machine for edges, ends, &c., of ships' tackle-blocks. T. Blanchard. August 10, 1836
- 5 - Machine for mortising solid wooden shells of ships' tackle-blocks. T. Blanchard. August 10, 1836
- 6 - Machine for forming end pieces of plank blocks for ships. August 10, 1836
- 72 - Scythe. Silas Lamson. October 29, 1836
- 3633 - Rubber vulcanisation, Charles Goodyear. June 15, 1844.
- 50617, "Improved substitute for gunpowder", Alfred Nobel, issued October 24, 1865.
- 78317, 1868, dynamite
- 127568, 1872, Vaseline. Robert Chesebrough, June 4, 1872
- 268503, 1882, elephant-shaped building
- 285584, "Turbine for Steam and Other Motive Powers", Gustaf de Laval, issued September 25, 1883, filed July 28, 1883.
- 425520, 1890, corset
- 481294, 1892, corset model
- 585210, "Pneumatic attachment for trousers", Mone R. Isaacs, issued June 29, 1897, filed August 15, 1896.
- 618127, "Heels for boots or shoes", Humfrey O'Sullivan, issued January 24, 1899, filed November 21, 1898. (start transcription)
- 708773, 1902, corset model
- 725069, "Body-attachable sunshade", Charles E. Gill, issued April 14, 1903, filed July 28, 1902.
- 723188, 1903, method of signaling
- 725605, 1903, system of signaling
- 766474, 1904, receiving telegraph instrument
- 780831, 1905, corset model
- 803685, 1905, corset model
- 849136, 1907, corset model
- 851336, 1907, transmitter for wireless telegraphy
- 866869, 1907, corset model
- 880532, 1908, corset model
- 903073, 1908, shoulder brace
- 996343, 1908, shoulder brace
- 956957, 1910, corset model
- 991315, 1910, corset model
- 995600, "Surgical appliance", Jonas Edward Heyser, issued June 20, 1911, filed January 19, 1910.
- 999388, 1911, bathing corset
- 1108529, 1914, telegraph system
- 1119732, 1914, apparatus for transmitting electrical energy
- 1395066, 1921, controlling mechanism
- 1108529, 1924, telegraph system
- 1549622, 1925, Japanese keyboard
- 1682572, 1928, direct-reading spectrophotometer
- 2230654, 1941, tetrafluoroethylene polymers (=Teflon). Roy Plunkett, Feb. 4, 1941
Issued after the 1952 Patent Act
[edit]U.S. Design patents
[edit]- 98,617, Feb. 18, 1936, Design for a Building
Reference works
[edit]- "Patents," in Domestic Encyclopædia, by A. F. M. Willich, London: (1802)
- "Patents, Law of," in The American Cyclopædia (1879)
- "Patent, and Patent Law," in The New International Encyclopædia, New York: Dodd, Mead and Co. (1905)
- "Patent Office," in The New International Encyclopædia, New York: Dodd, Mead and Co. (1905)
- "Patents," in Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed., 1911)
- "Patent," in The New Student's Reference Work, Chicago: F.E. Compton and Co. (1914)
- "Patent," in Collier's New Encyclopedia, New York: P. F. Collier & Son Co. (1921)