Stanislaus Victor Saloni

Stanislaus Victor Saloni was an aero inventor in Cieszanów, Galicia (part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, located in modern-day Poland). (On his German patents he gave his location as Rymanów, a city 175km southwest of Cieszanów. Was this motivated, or incidental to travel, or the logistics of filing?)

His major patent was for a fish-shaped dirigible aircraft, with steering system running through the body, and a parachute apparatus. (Designs for a propeller and the parachute were apparently split off into separate patents for the German filing.)

On the British filing he gave his occupation as Inventor.

Patents whose inventor or applicant is Stanislaus Victor Saloni

• Patent AT-1900-12657 (English title: Airship, Filing date: 1900-08-06)
• Patent LU-1901-4251 (English title: Dirigible balloon, Supplementary to patent: Patent AT-1900-12657, Filing date: 1901-01-08)
• Patent DE-1901-133698 (English title: Propeller for dirigible airship, Filing date: 1901-02-18)
• Patent DE-1901-133699 (English title: Parachute apparatus for dirigible airship, Filing date: 1901-02-18)
• Patent DE-1901-133697 (English title: Dirigible airship, Supplementary to patent: Patent AT-1900-12657, Filing date: 1901-02-19)
• Patent FR-1901-308324 (English title: Practical steerable balloon, Supplementary to patent: Patent AT-1900-12657, Filing date: 1901-02-21)
• Patent CH-1901-24178 (English title: Dirigible aerostat, Supplementary to patent: Patent AT-1900-12657, Filing date: 1901-03-15)

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Names	Stanislaus Victor Saloni
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Countries	Galicia, Austro-Hungarian Empire, Poland
Locations	Cieszanów; Rymanów
Occupations	inventor
Tech areas	LTA, Dirigible, Parachute, Propeller
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