Notes
Calendar based on the English invention patent No. 253 845, delivered on June 24, 1926, to Charles William Padgett, London, for a “Improved Construction of Perpetual Date Indicator.”.
This patent was also registered in two other countries:
· United States of America, No. 1 658 649, for a “Construction of Perpetual-Date Indicators.”.
· Germany, No. 492 011, for a “Dauerkalendar.”.
Charles William Padgett was granted with other patents related to mechanical calendars:
· Great Britain, No. 357 059, delivered on September 1931, for an “Improved Construction of Perpetual Date Indicators.”.
· Great Britain, No. 378 969, delivered on August 22, 1932, for an “Improved Construction of Calendar Holder.”.
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