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Gov't Ex. 134, Agt. Edison & Eastman Kodak Cos. 585
issued letters patent No. 12,192, and to lease the same in the United States, its territories, dependencies and possessions (with the exception of its insular possessions and Alaska, therein referred to as the "lease territory") on film of a greater width than approximately one (1) inch, upon condition that they be used solely in exhibiting or p rejecting machines licensed by the Patents Company for the use of which a royalty or rent is paid by the user thereof while in use containing the inventions, or some of them, of said letters patent Nos. 578,185; 580,749; 586,953; 588,910; 073,329; 073,992; 722,931: 722,382; 711,251; 770,937; 771,280; 785,205; and 785,237; and to sell positive motion pictures containing the inventions of said reissued letters patent No. 12,192, on film of a width approximately one (1) inch or less in said "lease territory" and on film of any width in and for said insular possessions and Alaska and foreign countries, and with the exception of George Kleine to manufacture and use in the United States, its territories and possessions (hereinafter referred to as the "territory aforesaid") cameras or apparatus embodying the inventions of said reissued letters patent No. 12,037, and letters patent Nos. 629,003. and 707,934, all of which license agreements are upon substantially the same terms and conditions, except that the Edison Manufacturing Company is not to pay any royalties to the Patents Company, and except that George Kleine is prevented from manufacturing negative motion pictures in the "territory aforesaid" and from manufacturing from imported negative motion pictures, positive motion pictures, and importing in all more positive motion pictures than a certain number of thousand feet per week; and that the Patents Company may hereafter have other licensees i said licensees which it now has or may hereafter have being referred to hereinafter, for brevity, as the "Patents Company licensees") : and that in case the Patents Company should become bankrupt, cease doing business or should be dissolved, voluntarily or otherwise, or its Charter should be repealed, then, on the happening of either of such events, the Patents Company is to forthwith assign to the Edison Manufacturing Company, its successors and assigns, the entire right, title and Interest in and to said reissued letters patent Nos. 12,037 and 12,192, and the inventions therein set forth, together with all claims and