Pierre-Georges Unné

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Pierre-Georges Unné was an aero inventor working in Paris and Le Havre. His patents deal especially with aircraft motors. Georges-Henri-Marius Canton and Émile Salmson were his frequent collaborators and business partners.

He grew up in Sweden and attended college there.[1]

French patent data filed in 1908 has him filing in collaboration with Georges-Henri-Marius Canton and with both inventors being ostensibly located within département Seine-Inférieure.[2]

British patent data filed in 1911 has him filing in collaboration with Émile Salmson and Georges-Henri-Marius Canton, with all three identified as Engineers and all three inventors ostensibly filing from 55, rue de la Grange aux Belles, Paris.[3]


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Names Pierre-Georges Unné
Birth date 1877
Death date 1960
Countries FR
Locations Paris, Seine, Le Havre, Seine-Inférieure
Occupations engineer
Tech areas Motor, Propulsion, Stability
Affiliations Canton et Unné
Wikidata id Q15642593