Henry Hyman Salomons
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Henry Hyman Salomons was an engineer with the Imperial Continental Gas Association (a City of London corporation doing business internationally)[1] in Brussels; on Patent GB-1913-19954 he gives his occupation as Gentleman and a location in Austria.
Salmons internationally filed patents for an arrangement of floats and wheels allowing an aircraft to alight on land or water.
He retired from the gas company in 1912, by which time had become Engineer-in-Chief in Brussels and been decorated by the King of Belgium with the Ordre de la Coronne. He was involved with gas associations across Europe.[2][3]
When he died in 1919 he had addresses in the London area as well.[4]
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Henry Hyman Salomons
- Patent DE-1912-275125 (English title: Chassis for land- and hydro-aeroplanes, Filing date: 1912-11-22)
- Patent GB-1913-19954 (English title: Improvements to hydro-aeroplanes, Filing date: 1913-09-03)
- Patent FR-1913-462162 (English title: Hydro-aeroplane, Filing date: 1913-09-03)
References
- ↑ Records of the Imperial Continental Gas Association, retrieved 17 January 2024.
- ↑ "Personal", Journal of Gas Lighting, Water Supply, &c. 24 September 1912, p. 805.
- ↑ "Obituary: Henry Hyman Salomons",Gas Journal, 30 December 1919.
- ↑ "Henry Hyman Salomons, Deceased", London Gazette', 2 November 1920, p. 10689.
| Names | Henry Hyman Salomons |
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| Birth date | |
| Death date | 1919/12/25 |
| Countries | BE, AT, GB |
| Locations | Brussels; Igls, Tyrol, Austria; Middlesex; Kensington |
| Occupations | engineer, gentleman, gas engineer |
| Tech areas | Hydroaeroplane, Hybrid, Float, Gas |
| Affiliations | Imperial Continental Gas Association |
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