Samuel Archer King

Samuel Archer King was an aero inventor and author originally from Philadelphia. He apparently had some association with the American Aeronautic Society of New York, which published a book about him.

He wrote a number of aero-related biographies, including an autobiography, for Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography; see w:wikisource:Author:Samuel Archer King.

This person had 3 publications and 0 patents in this database.

Publications by or about Samuel Archer King

• Publication 1296, 1879, Noteworthy aerial voyages, from the discovery of the balloon to the present time, the aeronautic experiences of Mr. Samuel A. King his great captive balloons (Simple title: Noteworthy aerial voyages, from the discovery of the balloon to the present time, the aeronautic experiences of Mr. Samuel A. King his great captive balloons)
• King, 1900, Washington H. Donaldson (Simple title: Washington H. Donaldson)
• King, 1901, How to cross the Atlantic in a balloon (Simple title: How to cross the Atlantic in a balloon, Journal: Century Mag.)
• King, 1913, Reminiscences of half a century of ballooning. An adventure in a thunderstorm (Simple title: Reminiscences of half a century of ballooning. An adventure in a thunderstorm, Journal: Fly)
• Wynne, 1915, Professor Samuel Archer King. A memorial (Simple title: Professor Samuel Archer King. A memorial, Journal: Flying)

References

Names	Samuel Archer King; Samuel A. King
Countries	US
Locations	Philadelphia, Boston
Occupations	balloonist
Tech areas	LTA, Balloon, Instrument
Accreditations
Affiliations	American Aeronautic Society of New York
Family name
Birth date	1828
Death date	1914
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