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"Patents and How to Get One: A Practical Handbook," originally prepared by the U.S. Department of Commerce, offers a comprehensive overview of patent law and intellectual property as it was understood at the time of writing. This meticulously republished edition serves as an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of invention and the patent application process. Explore the intricacies of patent practice in the United States through clear, accessible explanations aimed at a general audience and small businesses alike.
Delve into the legal frameworks surrounding technology and engineering, and gain insight into how inventors sought to protect their creations. This handbook provides a unique historical perspective on the intersection of law, business, and technological innovation, making it an essential addition to any collection focused on intellectual property or the history of patent law. A timeless guide offering a glimpse into the past, illuminating the foundations of modern patent systems.
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