1958 Johnson & Johnson Band-Aid - US Patent - P27I-NTP

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• Year: 1958
• Artist: Peter Schladermundt
• Class: Band-Aid
• Color: Aged
• Weight: 70t, 80c
• Size: 8-1/2 × 11 in.
• Type: Unframed

This document reads:

"This invention relates to adhesive bandages, and especially to the facing sheet generally utilized to cover and protect the pad and exposed adhesive areas thereof..." - Peter Schladermundt

Background:

In 1958, a patent was issued to Peter Schladermundt and William H. Dennerlein for their invention of the Vinyl Band-Aid. The Vinyl Band-Aid was a revolution in surgical dressings. It was the first machine-made, sterilized dressing to be constructed of vinyl tape. The Vinyl Band-Aid was originally manufactured by Johnson & Johnson Company in 1958.

This is a museum-quality patent reproduction; obtained directly from the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO).

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This listing also includes a lithographic art print. The print (as depicted above) is sized and ready to frame.

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