Kommanditgesellschaft Werner & Pfleiderer

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Werner & Pfleiderer was an Austrian airplane maker. Alfred Ritter von Pischof began working for them in 1909, producing the Pischof-Autoplan..[1]

This firm was known for producing cooking and baking machines, having set up a model backery at the Imperial-Royal Austrian exhibition in London in 1906.[2] It had international branches, including an American, filing patents mainly to do with cooking and baking machines. One non-aero filing of interest is GB-1909-5316 by "August Warchalowski, Manager, and Mischmaschinen and Kunstbackofen-Fabrik Kommandit-Gesellschaft Werner and Pfleiderer, both of 35, Odoakergasse, Vienna XVI, Austria".[3]


Patents associated with organizations named Kommanditgesellschaft Werner & Pfleiderer or Werner & Pfleiderer

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References

  1. Reinhard Keimel, ""Alfred von Pischof, Techniker", Österreichisches Biographisches Lexikon 1815–1950 Vol. 8 (1983), p. 98.
  2. Imperial-Royal Austrian exhibition : 1906, Earl's Court, p. 130.
  3. Original patent document and bibliography entry on espacenet.


Names Kommanditgesellschaft Werner & Pfleiderer, Werner & Pfleiderer
Country AT
Locations Vienna
Affiliations
Keywords airplane
Started aero
Ended aero
Key people Alfred Ritter von Pischof, August Warchalowski
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