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Run by a patent lawyer (and law professor at Syracuse University College of Law), the Museum -- and be sure to scroll down a bit for the "Obscure Patent of the Week" -- highlights "obscure" patents issued by the US Patent Office. Why "obscure"? Patents are featured "because the Patent Office has made an obvious mistake and the patent should never have issued. Other times it is because the patent covers something exciting, cool or otherwise interesting, but something you would not encounter every day. Still other times it is because I find a patent that will help me discuss a particular topic of patent law and hopefully provide some meaningful commentary." In any case, the featured real patent is a wonder to behold. From This is True for 1 August 2004 Suggestions for further reading:
 by Jack Goldsmith, Tim Wu Amazon Price: $14.21 Customer Review: I ordered my books one week before I start fall semester && the book came about 3 days after I ordered it && to add to it, the book is in PERFECT SHAPE for being used!! I am one happy customer  by David Pressman Amazon Price: $31.49 Customer Review: This is a can't live without book for anyone wishing to pursue an Invention. Tons of advice, knowledge, how to's, etc. Written in a way just about anyone can understand it. Including Patent forms and step by step instructions. It is an Inventors ...  by Henry Petroski Amazon Price: $9.50 Customer Review: Interesting book- lots of history on various everyday items. Can be read through or just in bits as interest dictates. Fun source book.  by Martin J. Adelman, Randall R. Rader, John R. Thomas Amazon Price: $134.40 Customer Review: This is as good a Patent Law textbook as can be assembled. The case selection and arrangement is excellent, and the cases are sharply edited. I only wish the next edition had come out in time for it to be assigned for my class - I'm told it will be o...  by Tamara Monosoff Amazon Price: $12.89 Customer Review: This book came in great condition and well worth the price, thx so very much!!! Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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