Calendar Of The Patent Rolls Preserved In The Public Record Office; Volume 24 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247414379)

This is Volume 24 of the "Calendar Of The Patent Rolls Preserved In The Public Record Office," a detailed historical record of patents issued in Great Britain. A vital resource for historians, legal scholars, and genealogists, this volume offers a comprehensive overview of patents granted during the specified period. Compiled by the Public Record Office, the calendar provides invaluable insights into the technological, economic, and social developments of the time.

Researchers will find detailed entries of patents, shedding light on innovations, inventions, and commercial activities. This meticulously documented collection is an essential addition to any research library, offering a unique window into the past and a valuable reference for understanding the evolution of intellectual property and industrial progress in Great Britain.

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