Difference between revisions of "Patent CA-1905-92599"

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There are pairs of [[witnesses]] both on the final text page and on the final diagram page. As in the case of American patents, they do not match. Unlike the case of American patents, they are handwritten signatures, both on the final text page and on the final diagram page. No connexion has been noted, off-the-cuff, between these and known patent agents. Such a connexion has been noted in the case of American patents.
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* Witnesses (as shown on the final text page): [[Albert E. Parker]] and [[Francis J. Bignell]], these signatures being legible and shown in type on this patent's American equivalent
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* The spelling "vehicules" appears in the title as shown on the modern Canadian title page, and on espacenet and google. It is not clear that the author uses a title anywhere, and never uses that spelling, but rather the conventional "vehicle", but then it is not clear where the author put any title anywhere.  For our purposes on this site I (econterms) switched to the conventional spelling in the title.
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* Inventor location: England
 
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=== Sources ===
 
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* {{CApatentsources|92599}}
* Inventor location: England
 
 
There are pairs of [[witnesses]] both on the final text page and on the final diagram page. As in the case of American patents, they do not match. Unlike the case of American patents, they are handwritten signatures, both on the final text page and on the final diagram page. No connexion has been noted, off-the-cuff, between these and known patent agents. Such a connexion has been noted in the case of American patents.
 
 
* Witnesses (as shown on the final text page): [[Albert E. Parker]] and [[Francis J. Bignell]], these signatures being legible and shown in type on this patent's American equivalent
 
 
 
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|Year filed=1905
 
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|Applicant type=INDIV
 
|Applicant type=INDIV
 
|Applicant is inventor=Yes
 
|Applicant is inventor=Yes
|Original title=IMPARTING OF STABILITY TO OTHERWISE UNSTABLE BODIES, STRUCTURES OR VEHICULES
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|Original title=Imparting of stability to otherwise unstable bodies, structures, or vehicles
|English title=IMPARTING OF STABILITY TO OTHERWISE UNSTABLE BODIES, STRUCTURES OR VEHICULES
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|English title=Imparting of stability to otherwise unstable bodies, structures, or vehicles
 
|Tech field=stability; automobile; marine; submarine; HTA; LTA; gyrostats; gyroscope; centrifuge
 
|Tech field=stability; automobile; marine; submarine; HTA; LTA; gyrostats; gyroscope; centrifuge
 
|Filing date=1905-02-07
 
|Filing date=1905-02-07
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|National tech categories=CA 79/4
 
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|Family year=1903
 
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Latest revision as of 14:00, 26 March 2024

There are pairs of witnesses both on the final text page and on the final diagram page. As in the case of American patents, they do not match. Unlike the case of American patents, they are handwritten signatures, both on the final text page and on the final diagram page. No connexion has been noted, off-the-cuff, between these and known patent agents. Such a connexion has been noted in the case of American patents.

  • Witnesses (as shown on the final text page): Albert E. Parker and Francis J. Bignell, these signatures being legible and shown in type on this patent's American equivalent
  • The spelling "vehicules" appears in the title as shown on the modern Canadian title page, and on espacenet and google. It is not clear that the author uses a title anywhere, and never uses that spelling, but rather the conventional "vehicle", but then it is not clear where the author put any title anywhere. For our purposes on this site I (econterms) switched to the conventional spelling in the title.
  • Inventor location: England

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Year filed 1905
Year granted 1905
Office CA
Patent number 92599
Inventors Louis Brennan
Inventor country GB
Applicant person Louis Brennan
Applicant firm
Applicant type INDIV
Applicant is inventor? Yes
Original title Imparting of stability to otherwise unstable bodies, structures, or vehicles
English title Imparting of stability to otherwise unstable bodies, structures, or vehicles
Tech fields stability, automobile, marine, submarine, HTA, LTA, gyrostats, gyroscope, centrifuge
Filing date 1905-02-07
Full specification filed date
Application number 92599D
Grant date 1905-04-11
Granted? Yes
Publication date 1905-04-11
Supplementary to patent Patent GB-1903-27212
Related to aircraft? Yes
Serial number
Patent agent
Assigned to
National tech categories CA 79/4
IPCs
CPCs
Family year 1903
First filing? 0
Cites these patents
Citations from after 1930 0
Application ID
INPADOC family ID
Number of text pages 23
Number of diagram pages 3
Number of figures 8
Number of claims 25