Patent background for engineers
Publisher: Allis-Chalmers
Published: 1951
Place of publication: Milwaukee
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Patent laws and legislation
Notes: Cover title.

Articles first published in the Allis-Chalmers electrical review, 1936 to 1950, now reprinted revised.
Table of contents: title: Trend of development in American patent law, by J. A. Dienner.; title: Patents and rights to inventions by H. S. Silver and W. C. Sealey.; title: Patent quicksands, by H. S. Silver.; title: Thinking of a patent? By W. S. Gates.; title: Patent fallacies, by L. Teplow.; title: Know your patents! By W. Zierold.; title: Patents make sense if ... by J. S. Lieb.; title: Protecting new inventions, by L. Teplow.; title: Inventions need birth certificates, by G. M. Albrecht.; title: Who invented it? By L. Teplow.; title: Joint inventorship, by L. Teplow.; title: Patent interference, by L. Teplow.; title: Do you know your own invention? By D. Journeaux.; title: Are you getting full patent protection? By D. Journeaux.