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Gov't Ex. 134, Agt. Edison & Eastman Kodak Cos. 583
owner of all the right, title and interest in and to United * States Letters Patent —
No. 578,185, dated March 2, 1897, for Vitaseope, granted Thomas Arinat;
No. 580,749, dated April 13, 1897, for Vitaseope, granted Thomas Armat;
No. 580,953, dated July 20, 1897, for Phantaseope, granted Charles F. Jenkins and Thomas Armat;
No. 588,910, dated August 24, 1897, for Kinetoscope, granted Charles M. Campbell as assignee of Willard G. Steward and Ellis F. Frost ; 2
No. 629,063, dated July 18, 1899, for Kinetoscopie Camera, granted American Mutoscope Company as assignee of Herman Casler;
No. 673,329, dated April 30, 1901, for Kinetoscope, granted The American Vitagraph Company as assignee of Albert E. Smith ;
No. 673,992, dated May 14, 1901, for Vitaseope, granted Thomas Armat;
No. 707,934, dated August 26, 1902, for Projecting Kinetoscope, granted E. & H. T. Anthony as assignee ~ of Woodville Latham ;
No. 722,382, dated March 10, 1903, for Animated Picture Apparatus, granted American Mutoscope & Biograph Company as assignee of John A. Pross ;
No. 744,251, dated November 17, 1903; for Kinetoscope, granted Albert E. Smith ;
No. 770,937, dated September 27, 1904, for Kinetoscope, granted The Vitagraph Company of America as assignee of Albert E. Smith ;
No. 771,280, dated October 4, 1904, for Winding Reel, granted Albert E. Smith ; 4
No. 785,205, dated March 21, 1905, for Flame-Shield for Kinetoscopes, granted The Vitagraph Company of America as assignee of William Ellwood, and
No. 785,237, dated March 21, 1905, for Film-Holder for Kinetoscopes, granted The Vitagraph Company of America as assignee of Albert E. Smith;
all of which said letters patent relate to improvements in the motion picture art, and that there are no outstanding licenses, shop rights, or other rights under said hitters patent,