Patent Reproductions Index
Actual size section of BS101 |
10 X 13 Prints
Vintage Internet Patent Prints are reproductions of the actual patent drawings printed on acid free parchment paper with a wide format inkjet printer, shipped flat in a protective envelope. Each drawing is an exact copy of the original showing the inventor, patent number and year of the patent. Included with the print is a CD with all the pages of the patent document as a .pdf file. This is identical to the file we offer as a separate download. All Patent Information has been reproduced from the USPTO documents. Downloadable Images The complete patent documents may be downloaded as .pdf files that can be viewed and printed with Abobe Reader on standard 8.5 X 11 paper. All prices in US Dollars. |
 All the pages of the patent document are now included with the 10 X 13 Print |
Vintage Internet Patents are available through Timeless Treasure Trunk
| The U.S. Patent system is a bit confusing, the first American patent was issued in 1646, by the colony of Massachusetts, for a mill for manufacturing scythes. The first patent issued in the United States was for a "Method of Making Potash or Pearl Ash", issued in 1790 to Samuel Hopkins of Pittsford, Vermont, signed by George Washington. The patent examiner was Thomas Jefferson. The number on this patent is X1. The Patent Office had already issued nearly 10,000 unnumbered patents, when a fire destroyed many of the original records in December of 1836. Using private files, the office was able to restore 2,845 patents starting with the X1 number. Patent 1, the first patent issued under the new numbering system, went to Senator John Ruggles of Thomaston, Maine. His invention, patented July 13, 1836, was a cog mechanism for locomotive wheels. |
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