Patent GB-1873-3309
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A system of unequal connections to a parachute, thought to direct a whole system in a certain direction.
Someone has got the inventor's name wrong; on the Deutsches Museum's scan of the original the name is Albert Henry, but the Aeronautical Society and Brewer and Alexander and Neilson all have Albert Fleury. Fleury is a name that appears elsewhere in the rolls of 1873. The Society may have introduced this mistake and the later cataloguers copied it. Or possibly the official version made a mistake and the Society et al had better information. Source data error
Provisional protection only. [Do we classify this as not granted?]
- Inventor occupation: Architect
Sources
- Brewer and Alexander, 1893, Aeronautics
- Neilson, 1910, Aeroplane Patents, p71
- Annual Report of the Aëronautical Society of Great Britain for 1873, p. 90
Year filed | 1893 |
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Office | GB |
Patent number | 3309 |
Inventors | Albert Fleury, Albert Henry |
Inventor country | FR |
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Original title | Improved method of and Appliances for Determining the Course or Direction of Bodies in Air and Water |
English title | Steering parachute |
Tech fields | marine, navigation, aero-as-power |
Filing date | 1873/10/11 |
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Related to aircraft? | Yes |
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Family year | 1873 |
First filing? | No |
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