British Empire: trademarks and patents

Trademark or patent documents for seven countries/colonies of the British Empire, as follows:

(1): Morris, Little & Son Ltd - Trademark Registration in New South Wales (1890) for Phenyl Disinfectant [4 certificates]. Examples of trademarks - product labels - affixed to each certificate. Each certificate signed by the Registrar General. Registrations are in Little's name.

(2): Letters Patent - William Little - Victoria (No. 2356) - for improvements in manufacture of cleansing and disinfecting fluids for washing sheep and other purposes (1877).

(3): Letter of Registration - William Little - New South Wales - for improvements in manufacture of cleansing and disinfecting fluids for washing sheep and other purposes, with description of the improvements (seal affixed to description) (1877).

(4): Letter of Registration - William Little - South Australia - for improvements in manufacture of cleansing and disinfecting fluids for washing sheep and other purposes (1877).

(5): Letter of Registration - William Little - Queensland [No. 4 page 102] - for improvements in manufacture of cleansing and disinfecting fluids for washing sheep and other purposes (1877).

(6): Letter of Registration - William Little - New Zealand No. 299 - for improvements in manufacture of cleansing and disinfecting fluids for washing sheep and other purposes (1877).

(7): Letters Patent - William Little - Cape of Good Hope - for improvements in manufacture of cleansing and disinfecting fluids for washing sheep and other purposes (1 Mar 1877, but endorsed 30 Jan 1880 and 29 Dec 1883).

1 Mar 1877 - 1 Jul 1890

7 items Many on waxed paper; many with seal attached.

Please see main WF collection description (ref. 'WF').