Maurice-Émile Primard
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Maurice-Émile Primard was an aero inventor, whom we have primarily in connexion with airplane designs, and as filing from within Seine; France.[1] We also have him later as filing from within département Somme, France.[2]
British patent data has him working in collaboration with Charles Ponche, both inventors filing from Long, département Somme, France, and with both inventors being identified as Manufacturers.[3] Patent GB-1912-2316 was filed by these two inventors, and seems to consolidate the design specifics of Patent FR-1910-421136 and those of Patent FR-1911-421136.15166, both of which patents were filed solely by Maurice-Émile Primard.
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Maurice-Émile Primard
- Patent FR-1910-421136 (English title: Monoplane aeroplane, Filing date: 1910-10-06)
- Patent FR-1911-421136.15166 (English title: Monoplane, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1910-421136, Filing date: 1911-12-14)
- Patent GB-1912-2316 (English title: Improvements in and relating to Aeroplanes, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1910-421136 • Patent FR-1911-421136.15166, Filing date: 1912-01-29)
- Patent FR-1912-450595 (English title: System for mounting a rotary engine on an airplane, Filing date: 1912-11-14)
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| Names | Maurice-Émile Primard |
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| Countries | FR |
| Locations | [[département Seine, France]] |
| Occupations | Manufacturer |
| Tech areas | Monoplane, Design, Wings, Aerodynamics, Frame, Construction, Propellers, Control, Wing warping, Chassis, Wheels, Fuselage, Propellers, Propulsion |
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