British patent agency Brewer & Son was recorded as being at address 33 Chancery Lane, London and at 7 East Parade, Leeds.[1]
The company appears to have been founded by Griffith Brewer who became a chartered patent agent around 1900 according to other sources.
This patent agency still exists, according to some online sources.[2]
Griffith Brewer did business with the Wright brothers around 1913.[3]
| Patents for which Brewer & Son was the patent agent
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| Patent GB-1894-8537, Patent GB-1897-14334, Patent GB-1902-15110, Patent GB-1903-11719, Patent GB-1908-24076, Patent GB-1908-24077, Patent GB-1909-24902, Patent GB-1909-2913, Patent GB-1910-12306, Patent GB-1910-12905, Patent GB-1910-2481, Patent GB-1910-2611, Patent GB-1910-2614, Patent GB-1910-6605, Patent GB-1911-20872, Patent GB-1913-18154, Patent GB-1914-24468, Patent GB-1914-4415, Patent GB-1915-17530, Patent GB-1915-3203, Patent GB-1915-4525, Patent GB-1915-5862, Patent GB-1916-102032, Patent GB-1916-104769, Patent GB-1916-124822, Patent GB-1917-111446, Patent GB-1917-116984, Patent GB-1917-120450, Patent GB-1917-128313, Patent GB-1917-128314, Patent GB-1917-128611, Patent GB-1917-128997, Patent GB-1917-128998, Patent GB-1917-128999, Patent GB-1917-129000, Patent GB-1917-129317, Patent GB-1917-129335, Patent GB-1918-119974, Patent GB-1918-126858, Patent GB-1918-127067, Patent GB-1918-128430, Patent GB-1918-129441, Patent GB-1918-129845, Patent GB-1918-130041, Patent GB-1918-130055, Patent GB-1918-130073, Patent GB-1918-130075, Patent GB-1918-130355, Patent GB-1918-131044, Patent GB-1918-131045, Patent GB-1919-130657, Patent GB-1919-144395
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