Hans von Sigsfeld

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Rudolf Max Wilhelm Hans Bartsch von Sigsfeld (often written Siegsfeld) was a German inventor of the kite balloon who collaborated with August Riedinger and August von Parseval. He died in a balloon accident in 1902.[1]

Patent data has him as a subject of the Duke of Anhalt, filing from Schöneberg, near Berlin, likely Schöneberg (in Berlin since 2003), in the Kingdom of Prussia and in the German Empire.[2]

Obituary in IAM ([1]) is listed in Brockett, should be uploaded soon.


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Names Hans von Sigsfeld; Hans Bartsch von Sigsfeld; Rudolf Max Wilhelm Hans Bartsch von Sigsfeld; Hans Bartsch von Sigsfeld; Rudolph Max Wilhelm Hans von Siegsfeld;
Countries DE
Locations Augsburg, Bavaria, Schöneberg, Prussia, Anhalt
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Tech areas LTA, Balloon, Kite balloon
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Birth date 1861-02-09
Death date 1902-02-01
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