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CL is the abbreviation to be used in this wiki referring to Chile. "CH" is taken by Switzerland for historical reasons.

The Aero Club of Chile was founded in 1913. We knows its early officers and board. There were several other Chilean aeronautical institutions we can gather information on here.[1]

A "complete" list of 33 Chilean aviators appears in the Boletín del Aero-Club de Chile for 1914.[2]

We are potentially working on this topic for all patents from Chile from 1840-1910: http://econterms.net/Patentes-chilenas/Patentes_chilenas

Patents

The Chilean patent office is the Instituto Nacional de Propiedad Industrial (INAPI), and its history goes back the early 1800s.

"The database on Chilean Patents, 1840-1908 has been developed by Bernardita Escobar from distinct official publications and historical files available at the INAPI (http://www.inapi.cl)."[3] (Use that link also for patent-computerization projects in Mexico, Uruguay, Cuba, Argentina, and Peru)

Bernardita Escobar Andrae was the patent office chief in Chile. We may be able to team up on patents on wiki. She has several papers about Chilean patents.[4][5][6]

More studies: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1751157719302202

References

This wiki has 1 Chilean patents and 6 patents filed by Chileans.

People affiliated with Chile: Alfredo Guillermo Leigh, Jaques Balsan, Julio Kaulen, Pedro Traversari, Salustio Valdés Cortés, Wilhelm Frick

Patents filed in Chile: Patent CL-1902-Fragnaud-Sutil
Patents filed by persons from Chile: Patent CL-1902-Fragnaud-Sutil, Patent CA-1935-352511, Patent FR-1911-429865, Patent GB-1918-130859, Patent FR-1918-500109, Patent DE-1921-411258

Publications referring to Chile