Vintage Patent Plaques ~ Flexible Disk Drive

U.S. Patent No. 4,205,355 for the flexible disk drive, patented in 1980 by Kunio Hamanaka and Yoshiki Sakurai at Toshiba Corp., outlined the design and operation of a device capable of reading and writing data to flexible magnetic disks, also known as floppy disks. The flexible disk cartridge drives a pop-up arm urged in the direction opposite to the cartridge inserting direction when the cartridge is inserted in the apparatus with doors open.

Vintage patent plaques are restored digitally reproduced images of the original patents, with the patent images sublimation printed on satin gold or silver metal plates. Thw patent plaques available in six plaque base colors and two plate colors, so that you can create plaques that are exactly what you want for your decor.