how can I get a copy of a US patent issued in 1858?
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I think you can find it at:\nhttp://patft1.uspto.gov/netahtml/PTO/search-bool.html
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Type in U. S. Copyright Office.\nGet a kit from them.
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Call or go to your local library. Some cities have one or more legal newspapers that publish court filings. The librarian may know how to access the archives. Also, some libraries have access to Reference USA on line they seem to show by company filings against that company. The librarian may suggest better sources.
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http://www.uspto.gov/main/trademarks.htm\n\n\nThe official us patent and trademark office.
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I posted the direct link to the USPTO's search engine below.\n\nThe USPTO site can be confusing at times, so I wanted to provide you with instructions to get exactly what you're looking for.\n\nTo search for the given object itself, type in the name of the object (e.g. "plant holder" -- putting it in quotation will pop up the exact phrase you're looking for) and change the field to TITLE. For owners, enter the name (e.g. "Microsoft) and change the field to INVENTOR NAME or ASSIGNEE NAME. Try both because oftentimes the inventor & the owner are not one & the same.\n\nPlease be aware this method only works for patents from 1976-present. If looking for patent information from 1790-1975, you will need the Patent Number.\n\nHope that helps!
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YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO CONTACT THE IRS AND ASK THEM FOR A COPY.
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your local library should have newspaper on file. You can look it up and get a photo copy. \nIf its a paper different from your place/state try online. Most newspapers have archives now. There is a small fee for it.
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Contact the company that issued them.
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It is something to do with the US Tax Court, but they do not publish opinions that old online. You need to contact the clerk of the court at (202) 521-4688 to request a copy of the opinion.
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The first Official Patent:\nJohn Ruggles of Thompsonvill, Maine\nU.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)\nPatent Nbr 1, granted July 13, 1826\nLocomotive Steam Engine.\n\nGo to http://patft.uspto.gov/netahtml/srchnum.htm and enter patent nbr '1'.  You'll have to have Quicktime loaded to view the original image of this patent.
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Contact the United States Patent and Trademark Office \n\nHome Page: www.uspto.gov/\n\nPhone:\n\n24-Hour Technical & General Support: \n1 800 786-9199 or 571-272-1000\nTechnical Support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (select option # 3); \nGeneral Support is available Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM through 8:00 PM (except federal holidays). \n\nNOTE: Most USPTO offices are located in Alexandria, Virginia. However, there are a small number offices that are located in Arlington, Virginia. USPTO offices located in Alexandria have telephone numbers starting with area code "571;" Arlington office phones start with area code "703."
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1. email company\n2. go to library and use microfiche of old newspapers
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http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aa080499.htm click d link to find what u r looking for.
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Go to a patent Lawyer, but first record all details of your invention, then stamp it with a large stamp of the realm, then sign across the stamp, have a trusted witness sign it, then post it to you, Recorded delivery, keep all postal documents, then put them in a safe together with the received post. UNOPENED! This is your proof Timed, Posted, received, and dated, unopened and not tampered with.\nNow Go and register your invention with a patents lawyer.
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Contact the schools board office, they should be able to give you a copy of it or if they can't they will know how to get it.
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USPTO database shows the issued patents and published applications http://www.uspto.gov/patft/index.html
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the easiest way would be to go to the library and look for it on microfiche, you can print it from there. Archives online do not usually go back that far..