Gordon v. Anthony
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
[Bill by Ebenezer Gordon against Edward Anthony and others for the alleged infringement of a patent.]
1Opinion of the Court
BLATCHFOKD, Circuit Judge.
This is a bill in equity founded on letters patent [No. 21,829] granted to the plaintiff, October 19th, 1858, for 14 years from that day, for a “photographic shield.” The bill was filed in 1873, after the patent had expired. The patent had, in fact, been extended, but the bill does not allege any extension, as the right for the extended term had been assigned by the plaintiff. The bill alleges the unlawful manufacture and sale by the defendants, ever since January 1st, 1864, of photographic apparatus containing the patented improvement. It alleges that the defendants…
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