[PT015AAE], Letter from Dyer and Seely to U.S. Patent Office. Commissioner, December 31st, 1886
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[PT015AAE], Letter from Dyer and Seely to U.S. Patent Office. Commissioner, December 31st, 1886
Editor's Notes
This is a series of documents re: a telegraphy interference case. TAE's attorneys sought a patent for a new method of using telephone lines to "transmit intelligence by producing arbitrary signals by sound waves at a telephone transmitter and reproducing them in the form of sound at a telephone receiver." The claim is that this method was different than the usual use of reproducing articulate speech. The counterclaim is that TAE's method violated the Smith Patent. TAE's attorneys say that neither Smith nor Lockwood has a musical telephone transmitter. Includes letter from Benton J. Hall, commissioner of patents, rejecting TAE's claim, which was appealable to the Board of Examiners-in-Chief. An amendment to the patent application is included. [Name mentions: Benton J. Hall, not in database]
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Recipient
Date
1886-12-31
Type
Folder/Volume ID
PT015-F
Microfilm ID
45:603
Document ID
PT015AAE
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University