Women Invent!: Two Centuries of Discoveries That Have Shaped Our WorldThese inspiring stories of women inventors take the reader through the process of inventing--from coming up with an idea to having it manufactured and sold. |
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... sold her cabinetsallover the United States. At thenextUnited Statesbased international fair,theWorld's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893,the organizers attempted tofind theunusual by seeking outwomen inventors. And some of the ...
... sold her cabinetsallover the United States. At thenextUnited Statesbased international fair,theWorld's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893,the organizers attempted tofind theunusual by seeking outwomen inventors. And some of the ...
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... sold MerryMites expandable clothing for little ones. In1986 Nickie and William Campbell patented theEasy to Hold Baby Bottle. It has ahole inthe middle ofthe bottlethat makes it easier for babies to hold. Patent drawing for Jane Wells's ...
... sold MerryMites expandable clothing for little ones. In1986 Nickie and William Campbell patented theEasy to Hold Baby Bottle. It has ahole inthe middle ofthe bottlethat makes it easier for babies to hold. Patent drawing for Jane Wells's ...
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Contents
TurninganIdea intoa Model 4 Awards Bring Recognition | |
Women Gain Patents 6 From ModeltoProduct 7 WomenSellTheir Inventions 8 An InventorsResource Guide | |
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