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'''NO''' is an abbreviation in this wiki referring to Norway.
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Airplanes were introduced to Norway in 1912, initially through the army.<ref>[[Holden, 1912, Good Market for Aeroplanes in Norway]], [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.32044048678528&view=1up&seq=543 scan]</ref>
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=== Patents ===
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The Norwegian patent office is called the Norwegian Industrial Property Office, and according to wikidata was founded in 1911.
  
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The Norwegian patent office at the time of early aviation was . . .  and the current one is . . . .
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We have a number of patents published earlier than 1911 in their gazette or yearbook, the [[Norsk Patenter]] or [[Norsk Patent Register]], which means there was an earlier patent office but we aren't finding definitive information about that yet.  The present Norwegian Industrial Property Office web site doesn't seem to give much historical infomration.
  
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'''NO''' is an abbreviation in this wiki referring to Norway.
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When did Norway join the Paris Convention?  Public data suggests only in 1974.  Hmmmm.  Not sure how to find out about that earlier intellectual property office then.
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{{Country count sentence|NO|Norwegian|Norwegians}}
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{{Persons from|Norway|NO}}
  
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Publications of the time include Norsk Patenter ...
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{{Patents by country|NO|Norway}}
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=== References ===
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* [https://www.patentstyret.no/en/about-us/ Norwegian Industrial Property Office web site]
 
* [https://www.patentstyret.no/en/about-us/ Norwegian Industrial Property Office web site]
  
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* [[w:en:Nordic Patent Institute|Nordic Patent Institute on English Wikipedia]] -- can we ask their advice on historical matters?
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Latest revision as of 18:29, 19 December 2023

NO is an abbreviation in this wiki referring to Norway.

Airplanes were introduced to Norway in 1912, initially through the army.[1]

Patents

The Norwegian patent office is called the Norwegian Industrial Property Office, and according to wikidata was founded in 1911.

We have a number of patents published earlier than 1911 in their gazette or yearbook, the Norsk Patenter or Norsk Patent Register, which means there was an earlier patent office but we aren't finding definitive information about that yet. The present Norwegian Industrial Property Office web site doesn't seem to give much historical infomration.

When did Norway join the Paris Convention? Public data suggests only in 1974. Hmmmm. Not sure how to find out about that earlier intellectual property office then.

This wiki has 49 Norwegian patents and 41 patents filed by Norwegians.

People affiliated with Norway: André-Julien Mahoudeau, Arthur Henry Edwards, Carl Alfred Johansson, Edmund Roheim, Georg Gabrielii, Halvor Gaara, Heinrich Suter, Hugo Erdmann, John Washington Wilson, Josef Simkó, Martin Diederich Rucker, Rudolf Krocker

Patents filed in Norway

Patents filed by Norwegians

References

  1. ↑ Holden, 1912, Good Market for Aeroplanes in Norway, scan

Publications referring to Norway


See also

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