Lynch v. Headley

ROBB, Associate Justice.

Appeal from concurrent decisions in an interference case, in which the Patent Office awarded priority of invention to Headley and Thompson, who were the first to file.

*1004The single count of the issue originated with Lynch, to whom a patent inadvertently issued, and read as follows:

“A glass-blowing machine, comprising a rotating table and a series of molds arranged thereon for simultaneous operation, said molds having open tops to receive the gather, a regulator, means controlled by the regulator for blowing air into the top of a mold, means for locking the table during…