Bianca Bertelli Comparini; Albina Rossi Capecchi, GB191115098A
The Employment of Fabrics of Ramie and other similar Vegetable Fibres for the Manufacture of Flowers, Leaves, Fruits, Feathers, Birds, and other.
Image credit: Comparini Bertelli, B. & Rossi Capecchi, A. (1910)
On November 23, 1911, Bianca Comparini Bertelli and Albina Rossi Capecchi of Fiesole, Italy, received a patent for new methods of making artificial flowers, leaves, fruits, feathers, and birds using ramie or similar plant fibres. These materials closely copy the look and feel of real natural items.
Date of Application: 28 June 1911
Date of Issuance: 23 November 1911
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