Patent Your Invention
(Page 5 of 5)
September/October 1981
By Marian Dawson
If, however, you're convinced of the value and patentability of your idea and want to "go for it", there are many good reference volumes on the subject to help you. Three of these are How to Patent and Market Your Invention by Marvin Grosswirth (David McKay Co., Inc., 1978), The Practical Inventor's Handbook by Orville N. Greene and Frank L. Durr (McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1979), and Patent It Yourself! by David Pressman (McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1979). These and similar publications will be essential to you in pinning your idea down firmly and enabling you to speak with knowledge and authority about your invention.
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