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Samuel Nelson,  Day v. Union India Rubber Company…

“ Goodyear became the sole owner of the patent of Chaffee as early as 28th June, 1844, and on the 18th July following gave a license to the Naugatuck India Rubber Company, to manufacture cloths, with certain exceptions, under all his patents-those in which he was then interested or in which he might thereafter be interested, issued or to be issued-and, also, in all renewals of patents. ”
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Samuel Nelson,  Day v. Union India Rubber Company…

“ He also gave a like extensive license, on the 28th of March, 1847, to W. E. & John Rider, for manufacturing of ships' letter and mail bags; and in February of the same year, a similar license to manufacture wearing apparel, &c., to Jonathan Trotter; and on the 1st July, 1848, one to Trotter and W. Rider & Brother, for the manufacture of army and navy equipments, sheet rubber, &c. ”
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