Patent US-1852-pj

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800' Aerial Locomotive powered by steam propellers and carrying abundant cargo

although Porter filed over a hundred patents and did design an airship as early as 1835, AND did attempt to open a NY-CA transit line (!!), it's not clear that he ever filed a patent for his airship; 1952 date given here probably refers to an exhibition and/or two pamphlets he published in that year

Porter: "As Fulton experienced some difficulties in securing the patent, on account of the want of originality, I have no hesitation to offer, and promise, at least, an undivided half of my claim to the patent, to any person or company who will be at the expense of building such a balloon on a scale sufficient to test its utility."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rufus_Porter_(inventor)#Airship;

http://invention.smithsonian.org/Resources/mind_repository_details.aspx?rep_id=377;

http://www.flyingmachines.org/prtr.html and more

Inventor location: NYC, NY; b. West Boxford, MA

Sources

  • Short's DB


Year filed
Year granted 1852
Office US
Patent number pj
Inventors Rufus Porter
Inventor country US
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Applicant is inventor? 1
Original title Aerial Locomotive
English title Utility of aerial locomotion
Tech fields Aerial Locomotive
Filing date LTA
Full specification filed date propulsion
Application number propeller
Grant date cargo
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Related to aircraft? 1852-08-14
Serial number 1
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National tech categories 1
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Citations from after 1930
Application ID 1852
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