Albert Schwarz (inventor)

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Albert Schwarz (1873–1933) was an Austrian-born American inventor credited with invention of bullet proof vest, a parachute and a rapid fire small gun.[1][2]

References[]

  1. ^ New York Times:ARMS INVENTOR DIES IN GAS-FILLED ROOM; Austrian, Whose Bullet-Proof Vest Was Used by Police Here, Had Worked as Waiter.;January 4, 1933
  2. ^ New York Times:Colt .45 at Eight Inches Fails to Pierce Bullet-Proof Vest on a Human Target;March 16,1922
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