Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. v. Isherwood
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
“In the présenee of “L. F. Boggs.”
1Opinion of the CourtSoper, District Judge
(after stating the facts as above). Joseph W. Isherwood, an English naval architect, is the inventor of a new method of ship construction. It in*927volves the use of transverse frames having a depth and spacing substantially the same or greater thán the large transverse frames of the web frame system, formerly in vogue, and substitutes for "the intermediate framing of that system a multiplicity of relatively small and closely spaced longitudinal frames. Amongst other advantages claimed for the invention is a saving of metal in the construction of the ship, without impairment of the strength or…
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