Spanish
- patent number - name of patent - date of application - notes on patent
- ES23742 - Mejoras en el sistema de gobierno del mecanismo de recipientes o barcos flotantes o vehículos móviles por medio de los aparatos que se describen - 1899 January 31
- ES26430 - Mejoras en el aislamiento de conductores eléctricos - 1900 August 14
- ES26801 - Mejoras en el aislamiento de conductores eléctricos - 1900 November 6
- ES49122 - Mejoras introducidas en los motores actuados por fluidos - 1910 October 21
- ES81244 - Un procedimiento, con su aparato correspondiente para la obtención de fuerza motriz por medio de turbinas de fluidos elásticos. - 1922 March 31
- ES81253 - Un método, con su aparato correspondiente para transportes aéreos - 1922 April 3
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—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)