Camille-Elisabeth Naegely André et al., CH10328A
Abri Amovible.
Image credit: Naegely André, C.E. et al. (1895)
On May 31, 1895, Camille-Elisabeth Naegely André and Jenny André of Neuilly, France, received a Swiss patent for a removable shelter with a folding roof. The design used a canvas suspended from sliding rafters on cables, allowing the cover to be quickly deployed or folded away for temporary markets, hangars, or velodromes.
Date of Application: 31 May 1895
Date of Issuance: 30 November 1895
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