C. C. Hines
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C. C. Hines was an author and U.S. patent agent for aero matters in Washington DC.
He must have been in business with Victor J. Evans and Rexford M. Smith. Hines acts among the "witnesses" on at least one patent filed by Rexford M. Smith in conjunction with Connecticut Aircraft.[1]
He also acted as among "witnesses" on still other patents one which we have other patent agents.[2][3][4]
Publications by or about C. C. Hines
- Hines, 1911, Aerohydroplanes and hydroaeroplanes (Simple title: Aerohydroplanes and hydroaeroplanes, Journal: Aero)
- Flight, 1912, Is the Wright patent antedated? (Simple title: Is the Wright patent antedated?, Journal: Flight)
Patents for which C. C. Hines was the patent agent
- Patent US-1911-1019988 (Inventors: Vine Mullendore, English title: Flying-machine)
- Patent US-1915-1128379 (Inventors: Rexford M. Smith, English title: Flying-machine, Applicant firm: Connecticut Aircraft Company)
- Patent US-1915-1130208 (Inventors: Rexford M. Smith, English title: Flying-machine, Applicant firm: Connecticut Aircraft Company)
- Patent US-1913-1167874 (Inventors: Clyde V. Backus, English title: Flying-machine)
- Patent US-1915-1288721 (Inventors: Rexford M. Smith, English title: Flying-machine, Applicant firm: Connecticut Aircraft Company)
- Patent US-1918-1412510 (Inventors: William Whitney Christmas, English title: Material for use in aircraft construction)
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| Countries | US |
| Locations | Washington, DC |
| Occupations | patent agent, author |
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