American Cotton-Tie Supply Co. v. McCready
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
[In equity. Bill by the American Cotton-Tie Supply Company against McCready, as president, and Stanford, as secretary and general freight agent, of the Old Dominion Steamship Company, for an injunction restraining defendants from transporting certain infringements of plaintiff’s patents Nos. 23,291, and 31,252, for other parties. Injunction granted.]2
1Opinion of the Court
BLATCHFORD, Circuit Judge.
This bill is founded on two patents. One of them, No. 23,291, was granted to George Brodie, May 22d, 1859, for 14 years from March 22d, 1859, for “improvements in metallic bands for baling,” and was re-issued to him April 27th. 1869, as re-issue No. 3,405, and was extended for seven years from March 22d, 1873, and was re-issued March 25th, 1873, as re-issue No. 5,333. The other patent, No. 31,252, was granted to James J. McComb. January 29th. 1861, for 14 years from that day, for an “improvement in iron ties for cotton bales,” and was extended for seven years from…
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