/~* ae “ os STANDARD ae EQUIPMENT FOUNDED 1870 BY JOHN M. BROWNING and HEAVY MACHINE GUN LIGHT MACHINE MACHINE , GUN ARMS COM PAN Y JOHN RIFLE OFFICERS BROWNING M.A.BBROWNING GOV.AUTO-PISTOL . November ATR 29, 1930 MAIL Mr. M. A. Browning c/o Mr. John Browning De Suede Hotel Liege, Belgium Marriner: Re: Enclosed herewith is copy of Trade letter Mark. of November 21 from Mr. Rogers' of- We pranptly inquired if this would in any way affect the placing of fice. our trade mark on our guns and were advised this morning that it would not and thet we should proceed to put the marks on the gun as previously advised by Rogers! office. Doubtless the mail order houses are providing a smoke screen Jhen Stevens to cloud our position regarding the name, Browning. more about it, we shall advise you accordingly. We are trade mark, the out ing words, glad to note as explained Mark", "Trade ceed, fice. safe is sincewe in with if that state the mark it using only the As above stated, by should Stevens registered actually is are started opposition the and itself. Office", Patent S. U. connection even do not through we hear the progress you have made regarding the use of the We note that you are leavin yours of November 15. "Registered words, practice this in the patent suc- of- We note that all Supers' made for our account will be stamped on the under side with our trade mark, end that F. N. will not stamp it on the guns ‘Je are today sending the design enclosed in your letsold by the factory. with your explanation of how it will be used. together Rogers, Mr. to ter, we Upon receipt promptly wrote and information of your cable Mr. Rogers by to you, and regarding air mail, cabledyou Woodson answered our letter, a copy This letter was followed by another 24, copy of which is also enclosed. the application requesting that to this of his letter We effect. blanks for he forward On November F. N. blanks 21, Mr. letter being enclosed herewith. from Mr. Woodson dated November this make explanation that you may It know why Rogers has apparently not sent the information to you direct. Mr. with matter the discussed meantime the looks as if Mr. Woodson had in Rogers, although, of course,we are merely surmising that this was done. The suggestion of having F. N. register the mark under what is evidently a courtesy arrangement, will perhaps obviate the necessity of using the mark one year in this country, since it has been used by F. N. for some time on its Ves. VA.BROWNING Zechnician OGDEN, UTAH Dear Peesident products. PLEASE ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO THE COMPANY