Retro Patents

👟 Time to tie together some history! Did you know that on March 27th, 1790, a simple yet revolutionary patent was filed that would lace up the future of footwear? That's right, the shoelace was born, thanks to the ingenuity of an Englishman named Harvey Kennedy! Fasten your curiosity and dive into our latest blog "The Shoelace: A Tangle Through Time," where we unravel the twists and knots of this everyday essential. From its practical beginnings to its status as a fashion statement, you'll never look at your sneaker strings the same way again. Read now and get laced up in history! ➡️

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The Shoelace: A Tangle Through Time On this day, March 27th, over two centuries ago, a seemingly mundane yet profoundly influential invention was patented that would change the way we secure our shoes forever. The humble shoelace, a staple in the wardrobes of billions across the globe, was patented in 1790 by an Englishman named Harve...

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The artwork is an elegant replication of the original patent drawings, outlining the distinct features of an iconic smartphone that changed the way the world connects, plays, and works. Its precise lines and silhouettes reflect the minimalist design philosophy that has since become a standard in device aesthetics.

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Legos have been named the “Toy of the Century” twice. The Lego was born in 1947 when the company bought their first plastic injection machine. The brick was not invented then but took final form in 1958 when the shape of the stud and tube brick was patented. The interlocking principles make it unique and offer unlimited building possibilities. In February of 2015, replaced as Brand Finance’s “world’s most powerful brand”.

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