Engineer & Inventor Publishing Company
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PUBLISHED MONTHLY
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Devoted to Mechanical and Civil Engineering
AND SCIENCE
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A REVIEW OF IMPORTANT RECENTLY PATENTED INVENTIONS
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A Report of Judicial Decisions on Patent Law.
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A guide for millwrights, machinists, inventors and patentees
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A mart for the sale of patented and unpatented inventions.
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Published by
Engineer and Inventor Publishing Co.
57 King Street West, Toronto
Printed for the publishers by J. J. Crabbe & Co., 81 Adelaide Street West, Toronto Canada.
