Applications for the registration of trademarks, 1896-1938.

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Applications for the registration of trademarks, 1896-1938.

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Applications are for the registration of trademarks used on business products. Each application includes name and address of firm; name and title of individual filing for registration; plus trademark and product descriptions identified by the trademark. Facsimile of trademark is attached to each application. Occassionally included are applications for renewal of trademark registration; certificates of renewal of trademarks issued by the Secretary of State; statements of power of attorney; documents of assignment transferring the right to use a trademark from one firm to another; and documents issued by other states (e.g., certificates of amendment of articles of incorporation; change of name of corporation).

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Illinois State Archive

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Illinois State Archive

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