DiabeticPissingSyrup t1_it55gin wrote
Huh. I didn't know there were trademarks before the 1875 trademarks act. The Bass triangle was my one pub trivia fact...
Foreign-Complaint130 t1_it5y1ep wrote
This is one of those "claiming the precursor to the thing is the same as the thing" situations.
Rossum81 t1_it7a7fb wrote
Right. There were marks used by artisans, craftsmen, smiths and other manufacturers in classical antiquity. This is a slightly different (though analogous) example.
The first trademark law in the modern sense was either in Bohemia under the Austrian-Hungarian Empire or France in 1857.
9tailNate t1_it5nb5j wrote
Seals, heraldry, printers' marks, and the like. Bass was the first registered UK trademark under a modern act.
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