United States Patent No. 2317 M Doherty Cricket Bat February 22 1859 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame with the branches of government

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4534568 Broadhead Arrow Point (sheet 3 of 3) August 13 1985 — sheet three of Anderson's filing dissects the killing end of the arrow with surgical patience

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2423765 Archery Bow by W M Folberth Et Al Filed March 1 1945 — Folberth's wartime filing reimagines the bow as a mechanical assembly

United States Patent No. 2317 M Doherty Cricket Bat February 22 1859 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame with the branches of governmentUnited States Patent No. 2317 M Doherty Cricket Bat February 22 1859 reads as a quiet study of willow and splice, M. Doherty's 1859 inventor's diagram tracing the shoulders, blade, and handle of a bat built for the slow, deliberate cricket of the mid nineteenth century when bowling came underarm and the pitch was something you walked, not measured. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and