The sole appendix consists of two "tear-out" forms: Petition for Submitting Color Photographs or Drawings Submission of Corrected Drawings. Utility and design patent drawings are covered in separate chapters. Plant patent drawing is not covered due to the rarity of these type of inventions (plants). But if what you want to do is learn, very specifically, about making patent drawings (most, not all, patents require detailed drawings), this is THE book.This book is thorough in its definitions, making clear the differences between utility, design, and plant patent drawings. You can also purchase inexpensive books produced by the USPTO that are "broader and shallower" (e.g., Patents and How to Get One: A Practical Handbook). Nolo, and other legal presses will be happy to sell you books that do cover the entire process (e.g., Patent It Yourself: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Filing at the U.S.
You will not be able to pursue obtaining a patent using this book exclusively.
My term "narrow and deep" refers to those books which have a very narrowly defined subject, which is then covered in-depth.
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