Nicholas Rippen Abberly (March 25, 1891 – April 1983) was an American pioneer aviator and member of the Early Birds of Aviation. He also was an inventor and an illustrator using several names and alternate spellings of his name.
An inventor by trade, Abberly filed several patents in a wide body of disciplines, including a bottom for floating equipment, rebound equipment for fitness machines, office clipboards, and hot-formed metal columns.[3]
Nicolas adopted several names to identify his work, using Abberly and an alternate spelling Aaberly and at times, Rippen, which is visible on the US2377835 patent drawings.
US patent 3114345, Nicholas Rippen Abberly, "Bottom for floating equipment", published December 17, 1963
Referencesedit
^"Nicholas Abberly". Popular Mechanics. January 1947.
^"Nicholas Rippen Abberly". Early Aviators. Retrieved 25 March 2012.
^US patent 3114345, Nicholas Rippon Abberly, "Bottom for floating equipment", published December 17, 1963
^Weygers, Alexander. "The Discopter". Google Patents. Retrieved 6 February 2021.
^US patent 2377835, Alexander George Weygers, "Discopter", published June 5, 1945
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