Modeste-Abel Latouche

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Patent FR-1846-1680.1 address data p. 15
Patent FR-1854-21257 Latouche address and occupation data
Patent FR-1854-21257 extended diagram page 36
Patent FR-1855-21257.1 Extended diagram p. 49


Modeste-Abel Latouche was a French aero inventor, on whom we have a growing degree of information.

He was a pharmacist, according to our data, and a balloonist, located sometimes at Vire, Calvados, Normandy while conducting his affaires "chez Suvigny", 9, rue du Petit-Lion-Saint-Sulpice, Paris, Seine, France (in 1845).[1]

We have him addressed at 23, rue du Cherche-Midi, Paris, Seine, France (circa 1854-1855).[2]

He worked primarily on airships, called "aéronef" at the time. His "aéronef, train mobile dit aéronef Latouche" has led us to tentative use of the tech area infrastructure, in that we may be dealing with a system of joined airships. This person had 1 publications and 5 patents in this database.

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Names Modeste-Abel
Countries FR
Locations 23, rue du Cherche-Midi, Paris, Vire, Calvados, Normandie, "chez Suvigny", 9, rue du Petit-Lion-Saint-Sulpice, Paris, Seine
Occupations balloonist, pharmacist
Tech areas Kite, LTA, Airship, Dirigible, Infrastructure
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Family name Latouche
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