TODAY’S PATENT – CONVERTIBLE SEAT BELT
In today’s patent, we will talk about Howard N. Quakenbush’s invention, “Convertible seat belt” (US4001901A) which was patented by the USPTO on 11th January 1977. The present invention relates to a seat-bed assembly which permits a high degree of efficiency while utilizing the space in campers or mobile vehicles. This invention is an improvement to the […]
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Today’s Trademark- New York Law Journal
The New York Law Journal is a daily periodical that covers topics apropos Legal Profession and Law in New York, United States. The Journal was established in the year 1888 so as to provide news on the Laws and Amendments of the same. Currently, the New York Journal having approximately 12,000 circulations is the Highest […]
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TODAY’S PATENT – PANTY
Henry and Holly Bergstein received their patent by the USPTO for the invention “Panty”, bearing the patent number US4067068A on 10th January 1978. This invention relates to garments, particularly panties and the like. These materials are synthetic and non-absorbent where the fluid, which is discharged from the body passes rapidly to the outer garments or on […]
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Today’s Trademark- Marshalltown
Marshalltown [previously known as Marshalltown Trowels] is one of the World’s largest Exclusive Manufacturer of Masonry Tools. The Company began its journey in the year 1890 through a small shop for bicycle repairs and manufacture of customized tools. Slowly, the Store gained Reputation and Speciality over the Manufacture of Custom Trowels. The Company grew exponentially […]
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Today’s Trademark- El Cholo
El Cholo is a family operated business of Mexican Restaurants established in the State of California, the United States since 1923 El Cholo was the first Mexican Restaurant in Los Angeles. Since its inception in 1923, El Cholo has invested in providing Authentic Mexican Food to its Customers and currently serves 6 locations in California. […]
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TODAY’S PATENT – PROTECTIVE ARRANGEMENT FOR BEAUTY SALON PATRON
Beauty salon patrons have been subjected to discomfort under the hair dryers due to excessive heat on the forehead, ears, and the back of the neck. In today’s patent, we will talk about Elizabeth L. Hodgman’s invention, “Protective arrangement for beauty salon patron” (US4133052A), patented by the USPTO on 9th January 1979. The present invention relates […]
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