Jean Tarbe
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Jean Tarbe was an aero inventor, self-identified as such, as an Inventor, and addressed at 11 Passage St. Pierre Amelot, Paris, Seine, France.[1]. We have him again slightly later as located simply within Seine, France.[2]
Significantly later, we have a “J. Tarbe”, located at rue de Vincennes, 117, Bagnolet (immediately east of Paris), Seine, France, and filing a hydroplane patent in Belgium.[3] The timing and change in content is of some concern.
This person had 0 publications and 5 patents in this database.
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Jean Tarbe
- Patent FR-1900-300646 (English title: Kite or captive aeroplane, Filing date: 1900-05-25)
- Patent GB-1900-19424 (English title: Improvements in aeroplanes, actually a kite or captive aeroplane, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1900-300646, Filing date: 1900-10-30)
- Patent RU-1901-8413 (English title: Collapsible tethered airplane, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1900-300646, Filing date: 1901-07-08)
- Patent FR-1902-300646.813 (English title: a new kite system called captive airplane, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1900-300646, Filing date: 1902-08-23)
- Patent FR-1906-300646.6945 (English title: New kite system called captive aeroplane, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1900-300646, Filing date: 1906-11-22)
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| Names | Jean Tarbe |
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| Locations | 11 Passage St. Pierre Amelot, Paris, Seine |
| Occupations | Inventor |
| Tech areas | Airplane, Kite, Design |
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| Family name | Tarbe |
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