43 F. 670 | U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Connecticut | 1890
This is a petition of the plaintiff for a rehearing of the above-entitled cause. The bill was dismissed, upon the ground that the invention described in the patent in suit, known as the “Jordan Patent,” had been anticipated. 42 Fed. Rep. 530. The plaintiff asks for a rehearing on account of the insufficiency of the defendants’ testimony upon this point. The case showed that the Jeralds and Lawton blank for a hollow knife-handle, which preceded Jordan’s, was a tubular metallic blank, having at one end projecting lips which were bent inwardly, edge