David William Hanbury
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David William Hanbury was a merchant of Victoria, British Columbia and partner/backer of William Wallace Gibson, with whom he internationally filed patents for an airplane design focused on the vanes in the frame.
Patents whose inventor or applicant is David William Hanbury
- Patent CA-1910-131159 (English title: Flying Machine, Filing date: 1910-03-08)
- Patent FR-1910-416254 (English title: Airplane, Supplementary to patent: Patent CA-1910-131159, Filing date: 1910-05-23)
- Patent AU-1910-18265 (English title: Flying machine, Supplementary to patent: Patent CA-1910-131159, Filing date: 1910-06-16)
- Patent NZ-1910-27923 (English title: Flying-Machine, Supplementary to patent: Patent US-1910-978732, Filing date: 1910-06-20)
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- Find a Grave entry for David William Hanbury in British Columbia, with reasonable dates (1868–1853); very possibly the same person.
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| Countries | CA |
| Locations | Victoria |
| Occupations | merchant |
| Tech areas | Airplane, Frame |
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