The Department of Registration of Trademarks opened in London on January 1, 1876. The first registered trademark was the red triangle of the company, "Bass & Co.," in use in connection with "ale" for at least 20 years before December 31, 1875.
In the patent granted to Mill by Queen Anne, it was noted that Mill's machine made counterfeiting more difficult, and made reading and writing easier because any person could set down on paper letters that were "so neat and exact as not to be distinguished from print."
Mickey wants to "Learn to Fly like Lindy", namely Charles Lindbergh, who completed the first transatlantic flight on May 20-21, 1927 (33h29 in the air).
BOWIE changed his name so people wouldn’t confuse him with The Monkees’ Davey Jones. He selected the name because he liked that “big American bear-killin’ knife.”
The patented game board was different from that many of us grew up playing. While the claims include a perforated game board and pins insertable in the perforations, it suggested a number of different games: “The game herein illustrated as in progress might be called Battleships' which requires two players facing each other. “One player, making use preferably of some erasable marking means, such as chalk, places an enclosure or line around a number of arbitrarily chosen series of perforations in groups of 4 (representing a battleship), in groups of 3 (a cruiser). Play will go back and forth with each player calling out shots at the others' unseen targets and continues when one of the series of perforations within an enclosure has been filled with pins, that ‘ship’ is ‘sunk’.”
In his autobigraphy, Tesla wrote: “I feel certain that of all my inventions, the Magnifying Transmitter will prove most important and valuable to future generations.”
CREAM OF WHEAT is believed to be the longest registered US mark that remains continuously in use.
January 23, 1984 (U.S. release) January 27, 1984 Copyright Registered for one of the most groundbreaking and unforgettable music video performances in HIS Sto®y!