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TS. Patent-selling Agencies--The Best Selling Agent--In Case the Patentee Cannot Undertake the Selling--Methods of Selling Patents--About Advertising--How to Write an Advertisement--Correspondence as a Means of Bringing Patents before Interested Parties--How to Correspond with Manufacturers--Circulars--Illustrations--About Getting up Circulars--Copies of Patents, How to Secure--Uses of Printed Copies--First Impressions All--important--Value of Models--Working Drawings 41-54 CHAPTER VI. HOW TO CONDUCT THE SALE OF PATENTS.--_Continued_. Value of Personal Influence--Personal Solicitation Advisable--Selling Outright--Assigning an Undivided Interest--Dividing a Patent into Different Classes of Rights--Granting Licenses--Placing upon Royalty--Manufacturing and Forming Companies--To Organize Stock Companies--Trading as a Last Resort 55-72 CHAPTER VII. CANADIAN PATENTS. About Canadian Patents--Selling Canadian Patents-- Population of Canadian Cities 73-78 CHAPTER VIII. DECISIONS AND NOTES. Assignments--Territorial Grants--Licenses--Patent Title--Rules of Practice--Assignments--Assignees-- Grantees--Mortgages--Licensees--Must be Recorded-- Conditional Assignments--State Laws on Selling Patents 79-91 CHAPTER IX. THE TRANSFER OF PATENT RIGHTS. Assignee, Grantee, and Licensee Defined--The Language of Law--Assignment of Entire Interest in Letters Patent--Assignment of an Undivided Interest--Grant of a Territorial Interest--License; Shop Right--License; Non-exclusive, with Royalty--License; Exclusive, with Royalty 92-105 CHAPTER X. TABLES AND STATISTICS. Map of the United States--Official Census of the United States by Counties for 1910--Population of Cities of the United States--Number, Acreage and Value of Farms, by States--Table of Occupations 106-141 INDEX 142-146 PRACTICAL POINTERS _for_ PATENTEES CHAPTER I DEMAND FOR INVENTIONS OF MERIT That there is a demand for inventions of merit which can be readily disposed of at a reasonable profit to the inventor, there can be no doubt. There perhaps never was a time in t
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