Blaise Bontems

Blaise Bontems (born 15 March 1814 Le Ménil, deceased - 1893) was an aero inventor, involved in "automatons", artificial birds, known for SOUND. Address upon application of French patent: Paris (72, rue de Cléry, Seine)

(There is a slight chance of confusion regarding SINGING birds, and the French patent, though, within our multinational database, it is via the non-French patents, strictly aeronautic, that we have gathered the given name "Blaise". He was a mechanic and-or a mechanical engineer. It could be that the objects of Victorian entertainment proved to be more financially rewarding.)

Patents whose inventor or applicant is Blaise Bontems

• Patent FR-1857-30730 (English title: mechanisms of “automatic birds”, Filing date: 1857-01-31)
• Patent BE-1885-68548 (English title: Apparatus for aerial navigation, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1885-168266)
• Patent GB-1885-5118 (English title: Navigable balloons)
• Patent FR-1885-168266 (English title: Apparatus for aerial navigation, Filing date: 1885-04-13)
• Patent IT-1885-18289 (English title: Dirigible system for aerial navigation, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1885-168266, Filing date: 1885-04-29)
• Patent DE-1885-33963 (English title: Airship with steering device, Filing date: 1885-05-05)
• Patent US-1885-381106 (English title: Apparatus for aerial navigation, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1885-168266, Filing date: 1885-05-12)

References

w:Blaise_Bontems https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaise_Bontems

Names	Blaise Bontems; Blaise B. Bontems
Birth date	1814
Death date	1893
Countries	FR
Locations	Paris
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