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The Art of Invention
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Improvement in Scrap Books 1873 Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) Probably one of America's favorite authors, Clemens was interested in many things. Improvements to scrapbooks seem like a minor thing, but it allowed scrapbook enthusiasts to add pictures and papers by moistening the dried glue in the book. For scrapbookers - a big deal! From the time the patent was applied for until the time the patent was issued was, can you believe it, only six weeks. Today, it takes a couple of years at best! |
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The above double-matted, framed patent can be yours! A piece of history from one of America's favorite writers
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Last updated: 21 December, 2001 The Art of Invention (c) Copyright 2001-2002 by Wes Bruning |
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