Eaton v. Lewis
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
In Equity. Suit for infringement of letters patent Nos. 30,518, 30,519, and 30,520, issued April 11, 1899, to Andrew L. Eaton, — each for a design for belt-fastener plates.
1Opinion of the Court
WHEEEER, District Judge.
This suit is brought upon three patents, Nos. 30,518, 30,519, and 30,520, dated April 11, 1899, and granted to the plaintiff for designs for belt-fastener plates. They are used for holding the ends of belting together to form machinery belts, and their operation is wholly mechanical. The specifications respectively refer to drawings on which straight parallel sides or ends are marked A; semicircular ends or swells, A'; midway projecting points at the sides, A2; easy curves between these points and swells, A3; and holes for rivets in the centers of the circular ends and…
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- Rowe v. Blodgett & Clapp Co.Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit · 1901
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