John Covell Collier received his patent for the invention “Bundletie” (US4079485A) from the USPTO on 21st March 1978. This invention relates to bundles that are used for tying insulated conductors or other elongated members into a bundle. It is molded from flexible plastic material, comprising of an elongated strap. These ties may be used individually and […]
Read moreRailroad maintenance of rails, ties, and ballast does require a need for sweepers such as track cleaners, ballast regulators, and cribbers. To make this task easier, the revolving drum or shaft must be attached with a bristle. In today’s patent, we will discuss Boyd B. Moore’s invention, “Flexible Bristle” (US4144610A), which was patented by the […]
Read moreChimney fires are caused due to accumulation of creosote deposits along with the chimney, which is why the house owners are encouraged to clean the appliance and remove these deposits once or twice a year. In today’s patent, we will discuss Burnell G. Boehland’s invention, “Chimney cleaning apparatus” (US4505000A), which was patented on 19th March 1985 by […]
Read moreThe Orange County Business Journal is a weekly publication that provides a detailed package of news and knowledge about OC businesses, markets, and businesspeople. It is authoritative, succinct, and entertaining. The journal’s 52 issues a year are required reading for the community’s executives, administrators, and practitioners. Its website not only provides links to the Journal’s current and […]
Read moreAndrew C.R. Tyrer received his patent for the invention of “Life jacket” (US4193153A), by the USPTO on 18th March 1980. The present invention relates to lifejackets. This apparel comprises a one-piece body member which has a flexible plastic foam and also includes a head-rest portion as well. This invention is manufactured by internally heating the sheets […]
Read moreJohn Rigby & Company (or John Rigby & Co. (Gunmakers) Ltd) is a Dublin-based gunsmithing firm founded in 1775 by John Rigby. The business was established in Dublin, Ireland, by the first John Rigby in 1775; his grandson, also John, opened a London branch in 1865; and Dublin operations had ceased by February 1897. Lüke […]
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