General
Information
Fred Frick was awarded two
patents for his clock. Patent No. 535,948 on March 19, 1895 and
Patent No. 551,375 on December 17, 1895. Before 1870,
anyone applying for a patent had to submit a model of their
invention. Since 1870 drawings, the written application, a
declaration stating that you are the inventor, and detailed
descriptive information are the items usually required. There
are fees that must be paid to file for a patent. See the section
on the types of acceptable drawings for
patents and "What is a
Patent" for more information. View images of the original
patents that are copyrighted by the Franklin Institute
Science Museum.
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