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ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT
ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT
ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT
ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT
ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT
ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT
ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT
ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT
ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT
ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT
ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT

ANTIQUE 1859 PATENT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE INVENTOR WILLIAM WHEELER POULTNEY VT

$ 7.91

Availability: 16 in stock
  • Year: 1859
  • Condition: PLEASE SEE THE WRITTEN DESCRIPTION AND ASK FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS IF YOU NEED THEM.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    Please email with any questions. 8"by 10" ecru paper with embossed shield, printed by Thomas E Sutton of New York. Printed with a "notice to the hardware trade" from William Wheeler of Poultney, Vermont. Mr Wheeler warns the trade at large that his patented design for candlesticks is being manufactured by unauthorized parties. I found several patents online held by Mr Wheeler but did not find his candlestick design patent. The handwritten portion was sent by Clark Wilson & Co of NYC to a hardware store in Macon, GA. Although the letter is unrelated to the printed notice I think it is likely that Wilson intended that the printed notices would be used by others in the hardware trade. Otherwise, why all the blank space?