Blétry

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French patent agent Blétry, based on dates active, probably refers to Constant Blétry, who founded l'Office Blétry in 1866 after working with Armengaud. His sons (Blétry frères) Camille (C. Blétry) and Edmond (E. Blétry) took over the firm after his death in 1901.[1] See Blétry aîné for a wealth of material pertaining to the 1890s, whereas the other above-mentioned Blétry-named pages pertain to material drawn from the first two decades of the Twentieth Century.

Much later Blétry activity seems revolve around a boulevard de Strasbourg activity hub.

We have simple Blétry located at Paris (6, rue des Filles-du-Calvaire, Seine).[2]

A. Blétry has also entered our data.[3]

Patents for which Blétry was the patent agent


References

  1. Galvez-Behar, 2006, p. 438, f6: "Constant Blétry, ingénieur des arts et métiers, fonde l’Office Blétry en 1866 après avoir fait ses premières armes chez Armengaud jeune. Après son décès en 1901, son fils Camille, polytechnicien, reprend la direction de l’affaire avec l’aide de son frère, Edmond."
  2. Patent FR-1867-78941
  3. Patent FR-1911-429847

Other sources


Names Blétry
Countries FR
Locations Paris, Seine
Accreditations
Related agents Edmond Blétry, Blétry frères, Blétry aîné, A. Blétry