John Wulffing
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John William Wulffing was an aero inventor in Britain, possibly an immigrant from Germany.
Wulffing worked with Aladar de Bajza in 1913-1914 to design and build an airship called Britannica. The project was associated or founded by Francis Alexander Barton, and was not completed.[1]
Patents whose inventor or applicant is John William Wulffing or John Wulffing
- Patent GB-1912-23066 (Filing date: 1912-03-26)
- Patent FR-1912-449645 (English title: Air-ship, Filing date: 1912-10-21)
- Patent GB-1913-7478 (Filing date: 1913-03-29)
- Patent GB-1914-544 (Filing date: 1914-01-08)
- Patent GB-1914-6266 (Filing date: 1914-03-12)
References
- ↑ Brian Hussey. The Brittanica airship--an unrealized dream. Dirigible, Summer 2009 issue, pp. 7-9
| Names | John William Wulffing; John Wulffing |
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| Countries | GB, DE |
| Locations | London |
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| Affiliations | Aladar de Bajza, Britannica |
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