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November's Famous Inventions - Trademarks, Copyrights, and Patents
1
1966 "Apple Jacks" cereal was trademark registered.
2
1955 Jim Henson's "Kermit the Frog"
the first of the Muppets, was copyright registered.
3
1903 Listerine was
trademark registered.
4
1862 Richard Gatling received a patent for the machine gun.
5
1901 Henry Ford received a patent for a motor carriage.
6
1928 Colonel Jacob Schick patented
the first electric razor.
7
1955 The movie "Guys and Dolls" based on stories by Damon Runyon was copyright registered.
8
1956 Cecile B. Demille's "The Ten Commandments" was copyright registered.
9
1842 George Bruce received the first
Design Patent for printing type faces.
10
1981 The board game "Trivial Pursuit"
was registered.
11
1901 NABISCO was
trademark registered.
12
1940 BATMAN was
trademark registered.
13
1979 Robert Jarvik was granted a patent for an artificial heart.
14
1973 Patsy Sherman & Samuel Smith
obtain a patent for a method for treating carpets, known as Scotchguard.
15
1904 Patent #775,134 was granted to King C. Gillette for a safety 'razor'.
16
1977 Stephen Spielberg's "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" was copyright registered.
17
1891 Emile Berliner was issued a patent for a combined telegraph and telephone.
18
1952 "ELMER'S" glue
was trademark registered.
19
1901 Granville Woods was issued a patent for a third rail to operate electrified railways.
20
1923 Patent #1,475,024 was granted to Garrett Morgan for a traffic signal.
21
1854 Issac Von Bunschoten patented
a rosin-oil lamp.
22
1904 Design Patent for the Congressional Medal of Honor was granted to George Gillespie.
23
1898 Andrew Beard was granted a patent for a railway car coupler.
24
1874 Patent #157,124 was granted to Joseph Glidden for barbed wire fencing.
25
1975 Robert S. Ledley was granted patent #3,922,522 for "diagnostic X-ray systems" known as CAT-Scans.
26
1895 Russell Penniman received a
patent for transparent photographic film.
27
1894 Mildred Lord was granted a patent for a washing machine.
28
1905 ARM & HAMMER
baking soda was trademark registered.
29
1881 Francis Blake was granted a patent for the speaking phone.
30
1858 John Mason patented the screw
neck bottle -- the Mason Jar.
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