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Wilhelm Maybach (9 February 1846 – 29 December 1929) was an early German engine designer and industrialist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Wilhelm Maybach was documented, and when
9 February 1846exact date
Heilbronnattested“Wilhelm Maybach was born on 9 February 1846 in Heilbronn, Kingdom of Württemberg, the son of a carpenter and his wife Luise.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
1882year
Cannstattattested“In 1882, Maybach moved to Taubenheimstrasse in Cannstatt, Stuttgart, where Daimler had purchased a house with 75,000 goldmarks from his Deutz compensation.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
29 December 1929exact date
Stuttgartattested“Although he could have afforded one, he did not own a car." Wilhelm Maybach died at the age of 83 in Stuttgart on 29 December 1929.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
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1861year
Reutlingenmentioned“At 15 years old (1861), Maybach was heading for a career in Industrial design and took extra classes in physics and mathematics at Reutlingen's public high school.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
1869year
Karlsruhementioned“In 1869, Maybach followed Daimler to Maschinenbau-Gesellschaft Karlsruhe AG in Karlsruhe, a manufacturer of heavy locomotives.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
1872year
Colognementioned“In 1872, Daimler moved to Deutz-AG-Gasmotorenfabrik in Cologne, then the world's largest manufacturer of stationary gas engines.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
1877year
Colognementioned“On returning to Cologne in 1877, he concentrated on improving the four-stroke design to prepare it for its impending commercial launch.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
November 1885month
Cannstattmentioned“In November 1885, Daimler installed a smaller version of the engine onto a wooden bicycle, creating the first motorcycle (patent 36-423 – Vehicle with gas or petroleum engine), and Maybach drove it three kilometers from Cannstatt to Unte…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
November 1885month
Untertürkheimmentioned“In November 1885, Daimler installed a smaller version of the engine onto a wooden bicycle, creating the first motorcycle (patent 36-423 – Vehicle with gas or petroleum engine), and Maybach drove it three kilometers from Cannstatt to Unte…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
October 1889month
Parismentioned“It was publicly launched by both inventors in Paris in October 1889.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
1890 to 1899period
Austriamentioned“Daimler's engine licenses began to be taken up throughout the world, starting the modern car industry in: * France, 1890, Panhard & Levassor and Peugeot * United Kingdom, 1896, The Daimler Motor Company of Coventry * United States of Ame…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
1902year
Stuttgartmentioned“In 1902, a fire destroyed DMG's Cannstatt facilities and the company moved to Stuttgart-Untertürkheim.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
23 March 1909exact date
Kingdom of Württembergmentioned“On 23 March 1909, a deal was finally signed, creating an engine subsidiary to Luftschiffbau Zeppelin at Bissingen/Enz, in Württemberg.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
23 March 1909exact date
Luftschiffbau Zeppelinmentioned“On 23 March 1909, a deal was finally signed, creating an engine subsidiary to Luftschiffbau Zeppelin at Bissingen/Enz, in Württemberg.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
23 March 1909exact date
Bietigheim-Bissingenmentioned“On 23 March 1909, a deal was finally signed, creating an engine subsidiary to Luftschiffbau Zeppelin at Bissingen/Enz, in Württemberg.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
1919year
Weimar Republicmentioned“After the First World War, the Versailles Treaty of 1919 prohibited airship production in Germany, so Maybach turned to making high-speed diesel engines for naval and railroad use, and petrol engines for automobiles, but not complete aut…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
1921 to 1928period
Berlinmentioned“The first model, the Maybach W3, was shown at the 1921 Automobile Exposition in Berlin and featured * 6-cylinder engine * 4-wheel brakes * new transmission system * maximum speed of It was produced until 1928, selling 300 units, mostly w…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm Maybach
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