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James Driscoll and Donald S. Bruce received US Patent No. 2,033,928 on March 17, 1936, filed December 23, 1931. It was assigned to Johns Manville.
The patent's description opens (from the scanned text):
This invention relates to a treated fabric and It relates more particularly to a woven or felted product of asbestos or other fibers containing insoluble, inorganic material precipitated in situ and adapted to increase the hardness, stiffness, durability, and/or heat and water resistance of the product.
- Author
- James Driscoll; Donald S. Bruce
- Published by
- US Patent Office
- Series
- US Patent No. 2,033,928
- Date
- March 17, 1936
- Library no.
- ACL Doc 23784 · asbestosclaims.law/library/23784
- Rights
- US government work, in the public domain.
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Where it was listed
- Asbestos, May 1936, in its patents department (the year's issues)
Cite this document
James Driscoll, Donald S. Bruce. “Treated Fabric (US Patent 2,033,928, 1936).” March 17, 1936. US Patent No. 2,033,928. US Patent Office. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 23784. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/23784.
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