[D0129AAB], Letter from Dyer Edmonds and Dyer to Walter Seeley Mallory, April 11th, 1901
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[TAE Marginalia] >Mallory, I say that the apparatus has not yet been offered for sale or mfd commercially. These should be paid who furnishes the money see me about answer.< April 11, 1901 W.S. Mallory, Esq., Edison Laboratory, Orange, N.J. Dear Sir:- We beg to remind you that the taxes on foreign patents for Apparatus for Reheating Compressed Air, in the name of Thomas A. Edison, will become due as follows:- France, No. 288,908, due May 16, 1901, amount $24 Belgium “ 142,685, “ “ “ “ “ 11 Italy, “ 110/63, “ “ “ “ “ 14 Germany “ 112,327, “ “ “ “ “ 29.25 Hungary “ 16,335 “ “ “ “ “ 19.25 Sweden, “ 10,281 “ “ “ “ “ 13.40 Spain, “ 24,228, “ June 16, 1901, “ 12 Denmark, “ 3,207 “ June 20, 1901, “ 137.90 Workings France, No. 288,908 due August 30,1901, amount $55 Belgium “ 142,685, “ May 16, 1901 “ 50 This patent must be worked within one year from the date of the first commercial working in any other country. If, therefore, the invention has not been commercially worked, (that is to say, put upon the market) within the past year, this working will not have to be effected on the date given above. Last year you informed us that the apparatus was then being experimentally worked only. Italy No. 110/63, due May 16, 1901, amount $55 Spain, “ 24,228, “ June 16, 1901, “ If you desire to have these taxes paid and workings effected, kindly let us have your instructions and check for the above amounts as soon as possible. Yours truly, Dyer Edmonds