TODAY’S PATENT – APPARATUS FORMING AND/OR TRANSPORTING LOADS
There are various types of apparatus used as trolleys or wheelchairs which are used as lifting mechanisms. In today’s patent, we will discuss Adrian J. Boyer’s invention, “Apparatus forming and/or transporting loads” (US4255823A), which was patented by the USPTO on 17th March 1981. The present invention relates to an apparatus for moving and/or transporting patients, invalids, or […]
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TODAY’S PATENT – SKI – MASK
Skiers have ski-mask to cover their entire face while playing the sport. In today’s patent, we will discuss Takeshi Yamaguchi’s invention, the “Ski mask” (US3943574A), which was patented by the USPTO on 16th March 1976. The present invention relates to a face mask, particularly a ski-mask which is capable of protecting the entire face of the […]
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Today’s Trademark- SIMON AND SCHUSTER
Richard L. (Dick) Simon and M. Lincoln (Max) Schuster founded Simon & Schuster in 1924. Their first project was a crossword puzzle book, the first of its kind, which became an instant hit. Since then, the business has expanded to become a multifaceted publishing house with 1900 titles published annually and seven divisions – Adult […]
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PATENT OF THE WEEK – HOSPITAL TROLLEYS
“Hospital trolleys” (US4011609A) are used to transfer patients from one trolley to another. This invention was invented by Farkas Bethlen, patented by the USPTO on 15th March 1977. The present invention relates to hospital trolleys which releasably secures two trolley frameworks together to facilitate the transfer of a patient from one trolley framework to the other. […]
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Today’s Trademark- PUSSER’S RUM
Both in Great Britain and in the Royal Navy, the history of rum in the Royal Navy was largely one of social transition. Shipboard life was extremely difficult from 1650 to the 18th century. The highlight of the day was the regular issue of Pusser’s Rum. Battles were battled “eyeball-to-eyeball” back then. The mental fortitude […]
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TODAY’S PATENT – REVERSIBLE ATHLETIC JERSEY
There have been several inventions with designs that do not require a player to remove them during practices or games in order to save time. Teresa Helena Condit received the patent for “Reversible athletic jersey” (US4078256A), for the USPTO on 14th March 1978. The present invention relates to reversible jerseys which can be used by sports […]
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