John H. Nolan
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John H. Nolan was an aero inventor in Boston. His full name was probably John Henry Nolan.
In a non-aero 1901 patent, a John Henry Nolan describes himself as the president of Boston Pneumatic Power Company, which sounds related.[1] In 1882 in a non-aero patent he was affiliated with the Magneso Calcite Fire-Proof Company. This subjet appears to have shown up in Scientific American at the same time: "Magneso-Calcite for Safe Linings", Sci Am, 11 Nov 1882
A different John Nolan patented from Britain (Patent GB-1910-4822).
Patents whose inventor or applicant is John H. Nolan
- Patent US-1882-268818 (English title: Fire-proof safe, Filing date: 1882-02-23)
- Patent US-1882-268819 (English title: Fire-proof chest, Filing date: 1882-03-27)
- Patent US-1909-985925 (English title: Aero-traveler, Filing date: 1909-12-29)
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| Countries | US |
| Locations | Boston, MA |
| Occupations | president, manager |
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