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Napoleon Bonaparte ; When told of the Robert Fulton steamboat
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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 4589560 | Bottle and crate for containing liquids A bottle of molded plastic material which has a square main portion and a lower extension portion. The lower portion has corners of special configuration that cooperate with corner structures of a carrying crate or rack whereby the bottle is protected aga... | 05/20/1986 |
| 4561554 | Container for produce, fruits groceries and the like A container for produce, fruit, groceries, dairy products, and the like comprising a hollow container of substantially rectangular shape, the container including laterally spaced normally vertical side walls, longitudinally spaced normally vertical end wa... | 12/31/1985 |
| 4529091 | Corner protector A corner protector preferably of corrugated box board material is disclosed for ready application to the corners of an article to be shipped, such as a piece of furniture, in which the corner protectors are shipped in a flat, knocked-down configuration. T... | 07/16/1985 |
| 4423802 | Shock absorbers An improved cushioning or shock absorbing device attachable to the ends of a generally cylindrical container for transporting or storing radioactive material, especially spent nuclear fuel elements, has a substantially uniform dampening or cushioning char... | 01/03/1984 |
| 4230233 | End panel for carton A molded plastic carton end includes a thin face panel reinforced by molded ribs and bounded on four sides by rim sections each comprising a plurality of parallel walls abutting against a face member with closely spaced cross members to add additional sti... | 10/28/1980 |
