Certified copy of transfers of patent rights: Washington, 1816 Aug 1.

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Certified copy of transfers of patent rights: Washington, 1816 Aug 1.

1816

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Certified copy of transfers of patent rights from George W. Robinson to Henry Grilly, from Henry Grilly to Amasa Goodyear, William K. Lamson, Silas Grilly, and Ebenezer Scott; and from Ira Ives to Amasa Goodyear. Signed by Secretary of State James Monroe.

1 item; 33 cm.

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