Patent background for engineers.
Publisher: Allis-Chalmers
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Milwaukee, Wis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 54
Subjects: Patent laws and legislation -- United States.
Notes: Cover title.
"The authors" (biographical sketches): p. [3] of cover.
"Originally published in Allis-Chalmers Electrical review."
Table of contents: title: Patent quicksands, by H. S. Silver.; title: Know your patents! By W. Zierold.; title: Patent fallacies, by Leo Teplow.; title: Protecting new inventions, by Leo Teplow.; title: Inventions for sale, by H. S. Silver.; title: Who invented it? by Leo Teplow.; title: Joint inventorship, by Leo Teplow.; title: Can you keep a secret? by D. Journeaux.; title: Public use in private, or vice versa, by D. Journeaux.; title: Inventions "on sale," by D. Journeaux.; title: Trend of development in American  patent law, by J. A. Dienner.; title: What would compulsory patent licensing mean to you? By H. V. Nye and H. S. Silver.; title: Streamlining patent prosecution, by D. Journeaux.; title: Concerning trade marks, by Leo Teplow.