You can't patent a song or poem, but you can copyright them to protect your original work. Copyright is automatically granted once the work is fixed in a tangible form (written down or recorded). Registering your copyright with the appropriate government agency can provide more legal protection in case of infringement.

The oldest food trademark in the US is Morton Salt, which was registered in 1911.

When neural foramina appear patent, it means that they are open and not blocked or narrowed. This allows for proper passage of nerves and blood vessels through the spaces in the spine, preventing compression and preserving function. It is important for maintaining nerve health and preventing symptoms such as pain and weakness.

No, you cannot put a patent in a will. Patents are intellectual property rights that can be assigned or licensed to others during the inventor's lifetime, but they cannot be passed on through a will. However, the inventor can specify who should receive any income or rights associated with the patent upon their death.

It is generally not recommended to use expired commit lozenges. The effectiveness and safety of the medication may be compromised after the expiration date. It is best to check with a healthcare professional or the manufacturer for guidance on using expired lozenges.

One option is to visit the website of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) at uspto.gov. They provide a database called "Patent Application Information Retrieval (PAIR)" where you can search for patent application status and pending items. Another option is to visit websites like Google Patents or Espacenet, where you can search for pending patent applications and view their status and associated documents.

The value of an expired patent depends on various factors such as the technology it covers, market demand, and potential for licensing or commercialization. While an expired patent no longer provides exclusive rights, it can still have historical or informational value. However, to determine its specific value in today's market, you may need to consult with a patent attorney or a professional in the relevant industry.

The Wilkinson razor with patent number 321115 was produced in the year 1931.

Anyone who wants to protect their invention and ensure that it is not already patented by someone else needs to use a patent search. This includes inventors, entrepreneurs, and businesses. Additionally, patent searches can be used by those who want to uncover existing patents in a particular field for research purposes or to explore potential areas for innovation.

Some sub branches of Physical Science are:

Astronomy

Astrophysics

Biochemistry

Biology

Chemistry

Botany

Geology

Marine Biology

Mineralogy

Seismology

Volcanology

Zoology

I would like to start out with the fact that your Winchester model 1873 rifle was made in the year 1879.As with all old collectable Winchester,s it would be best if you have a visual examination by a Winchester collector assoc.member to determine the value of such a highly collectable firearm.By having a kings improvement done to your Winchester,this will only add to the value of your Winchester.Good luck,and enjoy such a fine piece of American history.

First step, you should do the patentability search for your invention. You can take help from Patent Agent/Patent Attorney for conducting patentability search.

After that, the invention description is written in a specific format as needed by the patent office, and it will contain Title, Abstract, Background, technical description and Claims. The patent specification is filed at patent office to obtain patent application number, and patent application will be published after 18 months from filing date, and next step examination (offical action) to scrutinize the novelty of invention and other requirement of patentability.

In case, any objection comes during official action, we need comply the objection to allow the patent application to grant. Finally, the patent will be granted after allowance of patent application.

George E. Becket created the letter box

it was invented in 2004 by sony and philips
The original optical disc was created in 1974, while the compact disc was created in 1977 and was made commercially available in 1982. Sony and Philips established the CD-ROM standard in 1985.

We all recognize the name Bluetooth. It’s synonymous with wireless technology, and we take for granted how much it impacts our lives. From smartphones to headphones and beyond, we rely on Bluetooth to free us from the tether of wired tech.

Surprisingly, the name dates back more than a millennia to King Harald “Bluetooth” Gormsson who was well known for two things:

Uniting Denmark and Norway in 958.

His dead tooth, which was a dark blue/grey color, and earned him the nickname Bluetooth.

Safety Razors

Tom Valone. For more information see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Valone

Technically after 6 months you should throw it out. So Yes.

On May 22, 1849, Abraham Lincoln received Patent No. 6469 for a device to lift boats over shoals.

Lincoln's idea was to allow larger ships with deep hull to reach smaller towns in shallow areas of rivers. The inflatable devices on ships would allow them to float over shoals to reach these small towns and increase trade. Lincoln could find no funding for this idea and it fell by the wayside. Lincoln is the only US president to be awarded a patent.

Clara Barton moved to Washington DC and was hired as a copyist for the US Patent Office. She was the first woman to earn a salary from the US government. She was in Washington DC when the US Civil War and devoted much of her time helping wounded soldiers. After the war she was instrumental in founding the American Red Cross.

July 7th 1911 by Nathaniel Alexander Inveted the folding chair. Heres a link with the drawings of his patent aswell http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/bl_Nathaniel_Alexander.htm

Thomas Edison was granted 1093 US Patents - a record that has yet to be broken by a single individual. He also held a couple hundred foreign patents in the UK, France, and Germany. This goes without mentioning the 500-800 denied US applications he filed as well as other inventions he may never have had sought protection for.

Kimball Pianos with a serial number of 480000 or lower are pre-World War II instruments. Specifically, this one would have been produced in 1939, less than 4 years before Kimball would put a hold on production until after the War.

I've spoken to my lawyer about this, because I know martial artists that threaten to sue people for "teaching their stuff". The short answer is no.

If you write a manual or produce a video or otherwise fix something into a tangible form - then that thing has copyright. That's the book or video itself, but not your style.

You could also file a trademark on your style name or logo. Krav Maga is famously going through trademark lawsuits.

The real issue with trying to protect a style is that there is virtually no martial arts movements you could make that don't already exist in some other style.