Bayonet Rifle Attachments De Ugarte Original Patent Lithograph 1898
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1898, James De Ugarte patented improvements in the method of and means for attaching bayonets to rifles.
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In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Wheeled Gun Carriage Schneider & Cie Original Patent Lithograph 1932
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1932 (includes original specification sheet), Schneider & Cie patented a wheeled gun carriage adapted to be transformed rapidly into an anti-aircraft gun-carriage. Schneider-Creusot, or Schneider et Cie, was a historic French iron and steel-mill which became a major arms manufacturer. After World War II, it eventually evolved into Schneider Electric.
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In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Weapon Sighting Ordnance Vaughan-Arbuckle Original Patent Lithograph 1888
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1888, B. Vaughan-Arbuckle patented improvements in Sighting Ordnance. A Watkin’s depression range-finder is provided with a pointer which travels over an arc graduated similarly to the training-arcs of the guns.
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In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Weapon Mountings Schneider & Cie Original Patent Lithograph 1932
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1932 (includes original specification sheet), Schneider & Cie patented improvements in and relating to carriages or mounting for anti-aircraft guns. Schneider-Creusot, or Schneider et Cie, was a historic French iron and steel-mill which became a major arms manufacturer. After World War II, it eventually evolved into Schneider Electric.
All patent lithographs sold by Maymont Group are 100% ORIGINAL.
These documents are NOT reproductions or posters (patent art).
These are the original lithographs found in books obtained from the Patent and Trademark Office directly.
In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Turret Mountings von Besserer Original Patent Lithograph 1888
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1888, G. L. von Besserer patented improvements relating to means for preventing oscillation of saloons, turrets, and like structures on board ship.
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In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Turret Gun Mounting Christie Gledhill and Carington Original Patent Lithograph 1888
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1888, R. C. Christie, M. Gledhill and H. H. S. Carington patented a turret gun mounting that facilitates the working of guns mounted on minimum embrasure carriages. The gun, with its carriage and slides, is vertically adjusted about a virtual pivot in or near the center of the embrasure. Two guns may be mounted side by side, and the elevating gear connected so that the weights balance each other, on gun rising while the other falls. Hydraulic elevating-cylinders may also be provided beneath the slides.
All patent lithographs sold by Maymont Group are 100% ORIGINAL.
These documents are NOT reproductions or posters (patent art).
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In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Torpedo Submersion Precision Regulation Dr. Zenone Benini Original Patent Lithograph 1932
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1932 (includes original specification sheet), Dr. Zenone Benini, an Italian subject, patented a precision system for regulating the submersion of block torpedoes.
All patent lithographs sold by Maymont Group are 100% ORIGINAL.
These documents are NOT reproductions or posters (patent art).
These are the original lithographs found in books obtained from the Patent and Trademark Office directly.
In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Torpedo Nets Solomiac Original Patent Lithograph 1888
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1888, E. Solomiac patented improvements in torpedo nets which are constructed of horizontal steel rods or cables connected by chains or cables of the same material.
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These are the original lithographs found in books obtained from the Patent and Trademark Office directly.
In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Sidearm Carriers Barbey (Boult) Original Patent Lithograph 1888
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1888, E. A. Barbey (A. J. Boult) patented improvements to sidearm carriers. A motion of the side-arm to adjust it to every movement of the leg of the wearer, is obtained by passing the lower end through a loop on the trousers, while the side-arm is suspended by a chain form to rollers on the belt.
All patent lithographs sold by Maymont Group are 100% ORIGINAL.
These documents are NOT reproductions or posters (patent art).
These are the original lithographs found in books obtained from the Patent and Trademark Office directly.
In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Shields for Weapon Mountings Vaughan-Arbuckle Original Patent Lithograph 1888
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1888, B. Vaughan-Arbuckle patented improvements in shields for mountings. Consists in the use of sloping shields for the protection of guns and their mountings and of men at range-finding stations.
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In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Rocket Signals Hargrave Original Patent Lithograph 1888
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1888, F. Hargrave patented Signals, rocket—a section of a rocket is shown, in which a casing at the base contains the firing charge, which is exploded by a cap and a second smaller case which contains a number of colored stars and a maroon.
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In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Heavy Artillery Carriage Caterpillar Tractors Limited Original Patent Lithograph 1919
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1919 (includes original specification sheet), Caterpillar Tractors Limited and Holt Manufacturing Company patented an improved gun carriage or mounting for heavy artillery. The invention consists essentially in providing the gun carriage with self-propelled truck mechanisms with chain-tracks, detachably arranged at each end of the main frame of the carriage in such a way as to be removable and replaceable by wheel-fitted trucks, which latter are adapted to be hauled along a railway by a locomotive or other tractor, the chain-tracks of the truck mechanisms at other times affording the sole means of progression.
All patent lithographs sold by Maymont Group are 100% ORIGINAL.
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In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Gun Mounting Vickers-Armstrongs Limited Original Patent Lithograph 1932
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1932 (includes original specification sheet), Vickers-Armstrongs Limited patented improvements in or relating to gun mountings. Vickers-Armstrongs Limited was a British engineering conglomerate formed by the merger of the assets of Vickers Limited and Sir W G Armstrong Whitworth & Company in 1927. The majority of the company was nationalised in the 1960s and 1970s, with the remainder being divested as Vickers plc in 1977.
All patent lithographs sold by Maymont Group are 100% ORIGINAL.
These documents are NOT reproductions or posters (patent art).
These are the original lithographs found in books obtained from the Patent and Trademark Office directly.
In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Gun mounting De Latouche Original Patent Lithograph 1888
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1888, De Latouche, J. A. C. patented a mounting for a gun. This invention relates to various methods of mounting disappearing guns and of the mounting mortars for high-angle fire. The gun carriage is protected while the gun is loading, by the armor plates.
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In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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Gun Farini Original Patent Lithograph 1888
DESCRIPTION:
On this original linen-backed lithograph from 1888, Farini, G. A. patented a bolt-action magazine small-arm, in the means for adapting it for use as a machine gun. For this invention, the bolt is pushed forward by the pivoted handle, and on reaching its forward position a vertically-sliding piece is forced down by the spring and locks it.
All patent lithographs sold by Maymont Group are 100% ORIGINAL.
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In the 1800's and early 1900's, inventors would submit a detailed drawing of the invention and/or improvements to the patent and trademark office. Once received and if approved, the Patent office would then send a letter of confirmation to the inventor and begin to take that drawing and etch it into stone in order to create and print this linen-backed lithograph. These documents are the original hard copies that were created by the patent office's artists, and act as patent examiner reference material. With that being said, these are 100% original and are the only physical copies in existence.
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