Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents, Part 1, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1866 |
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... lever latch catches into notches in the tumbler , to hold them in position during this operation . The latch is ... lever M , and the auxiliary slide L , or its equivalent , the whole being applied to the main bolt substantially as ...
... lever latch catches into notches in the tumbler , to hold them in position during this operation . The latch is ... lever M , and the auxiliary slide L , or its equivalent , the whole being applied to the main bolt substantially as ...
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... lever , and the return motion is given by a spring . To the under side of the lever a bar is attached which may actuate a churn - dasher or a disk washing rubber , the latter being rotated by cords in the hands of the party or by the ...
... lever , and the return motion is given by a spring . To the under side of the lever a bar is attached which may actuate a churn - dasher or a disk washing rubber , the latter being rotated by cords in the hands of the party or by the ...
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... lever operates a valve in the bottom of the bucket to discharge the water . Claim . - First , the attaching of the spout I to the bucket D , substantially as shown , in combination with a lever H , and valve G , all arranged in the ...
... lever operates a valve in the bottom of the bucket to discharge the water . Claim . - First , the attaching of the spout I to the bucket D , substantially as shown , in combination with a lever H , and valve G , all arranged in the ...
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... lever , and between a stationary and a gravitating jaw , which latter is hinged to the lever . From these , it passes to the draught rollers and is drawn to such an extent as to keep the tail of the trumpet - mouthed lever out of the ...
... lever , and between a stationary and a gravitating jaw , which latter is hinged to the lever . From these , it passes to the draught rollers and is drawn to such an extent as to keep the tail of the trumpet - mouthed lever out of the ...
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... lever mounted on an axle and wheels with a cast - iron head , having suitable protuber- ances for the engagement of the hooks of a clevis , which is fastened round the grub or stump of a sapling . The cast - iron head is held in its ...
... lever mounted on an axle and wheels with a cast - iron head , having suitable protuber- ances for the engagement of the hooks of a clevis , which is fastened round the grub or stump of a sapling . The cast - iron head is held in its ...
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1863.-The invention consists adjustable Antedated apparatus April 14 April 28 arms assignor attached bolt Brooklyn chamber Claim Claim.-A Claim.-First Conn connexion cutter cylinder dated April dated February dated January dated June 23 dated March dated May 19 disk Elemir equivalent February 24 flange frame George W grain groove Henry James January 27 John July 14 July 21 June 16 June 23 June 30 June 9 lamp lever machine manner manufacture March 24 Mass Mass.-Improvement metal motion N. Y. New York N. Y.-Improvement Ohio Ohio.-Improvement operating substantially Pa.-Improvement Patent dated Philadelphia pipe piston pivoted place.-Improvement plate purpose described purpose herein set purpose set purpose specified Reissue revolving roller rotating screw Sept shaft shown and described side sliding slot spring steam Stoves substantially as described substantially as set tube valve vertical wheel William
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Page 3 - Then we have divers inventors of our own, of excellent works, which since you have not seen, it were too long to make descriptions of them ; and besides, in the right understanding of those descriptions you might easily err.
Page 5 - ... very opulent and very public-spirited persons, or the state must put a value on the service rendered by an inventor, and make him a pecuniary grant.
Page 5 - The condemnation of monopolies ought not to extend to patents, by which the originator of an improved process is allowed to enjoy, for a limited period, the exclusive privilege of using his own improvement. This is not making the commodity dear for his benefit, but merely postponing a part of the increased cheapness which the public owe to the inventor, in order to compensate and reward him for the service.
Page 4 - is the only power on earth that can be said to create. It enters as an essential element into the process of the increase of national wealth, because that process is a creation, not an acquisition. It does not necessarily enter into the process of the increase of individual wealth, because that may be simply an acquisition, not a creation.
Page lxxxiii - I have the honor to submit a report of the operations of this office during the year 1863.
Page 4 - Provided also, and be it declared and enacted, that any declaration before mentioned shall not extend to any letters patent and grants of privilege for the term of fourteen years or under, hereafter to be made of the sole working or making of any manner of new manufactures within this realm, to the true and first inventor and inventors of such manufactures, which others at the time of making such letters patent and grants shall not use...
Page 13 - If the letters patent were required to extend to Scotland and Ireland, as well as to England, all the proceedings had to be gone through separately in each of the three cases. Thus the same patent may be said to have run the gauntlet of twenty-one offices.
Page 535 - I also claim inclosing all the moving parts of an instrument in the surrounding casing through which the water, or other fluid, passes to be measured, constructed, and operating in the manner and for the purpose substantially as described.
Page 474 - Jacquard shaft x, and the two regulating levers or rods/3, by which the shifting or sliding motion is communicated to the double shifting cams b", constructed and arranged substantially in the manner and for the purpose herein set forth. Thirdly, we claim the combination of the cylinder c3, with the concentric cam wheel r, working the Jacquard, for acting on the marches of the headles, in the manner and for the purpose above described : but we do not claim the cylinder...
Page 8 - It is hard like metal and as elastic as pure original gum elastic. Why, that is as great and momentous a phenomenon occurring to men in the progress of their knowledge, as it would be for a man to show that iron and gold could remain iron and gold and yet become elastic like India Rubber. It would be just such another result. Now, this fact cannot be denied; it cannot be secreted; it cannot be kept out of sight; somebody has made this invention.