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 INVENTIONS By Blacks (African Americans)

All information listed can easily be verified through the US Patent Office in Washington, DC.

 
 
 

      NEW LISTING

 

Name--------------------------------- Invention -----------------------------------Date -----------------------Patent #

  Emmit McHenry          The .com (the internet)                1979    

  Valerie Thomas          Illusion Transmitter (3D)         Oct 21, 1980               #4,229,761

 Otis Boykin               Electric Resistor   (used in radios, televisions, computers, phones, etc.)       

  Burridge & Marshman      Typewriter                          April 7, 1885

  W.B. Purvis                Fountain Pen                                January 7, 1890   

  Lewis Latimer          Electric Lampbulb                        March 21, 1882   

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

PREVIOUS LISTING

 

Abrams, W.B --------Hame attachment------Apr. 14, 1891-----450,550

Allen, C.W. -------Self-leveling Table--------Nov. 1, 1898-------613,436

Ancker Johnson, Betsy---------signal generator-----------------Nov. 22, 1966-----3,287,659

Ashbourne, A.P.-----------------Process for preparing coconut for domestic use--Jun. 1, 1875

Ashbourne, A.P.------------------biscuit cutter----------------------Nov. 30, 1875----170,460

Ashbourne, A.P. -----------------Refining coconut oil-------------Jul. 27, 1880-----230,518

Ashbourne, A.P.------------------Process of treating coconut---Aug. 21, 1877----194,287

Beard, A.J.-------Rotary Engine-------------Jul. 5, 1892-------478,271

 

 

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