Stanislaus Victor Saloni

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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.

This person had 0 publications and 7 patents in this database.

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