A SPECIAL EXAMINATION

is made into the novelty of an invention by personal examination at

the Patent Office of all patented inventions bearing on the particular

class. This search is made by examiners of long experience, for which

a fee of $5 is charged. A report is given in writing.

To avoid all possible misapprehension, MUNN & CO. advise generally,

that inventors send models. But the Commissioner may at his discretion

dispense with a model--this can be arranged beforehand.

MUNN & CO. take special care in preparation of drawings and

specifications.

If a case should for any cause be rejected it is investigated

immediately, and the rejection if an improper one set aside.

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