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Sep. 09, 1960 - An unsinkable saving boat..:was invented by 62-year-old Julius Reger (Julius Reger) of Munich. Between three starshaped fixed floats hang movable cabin. So when the boat turne over in rough sea, the cabin with the ship wrecked will still be in normal position. Julius Reger was ship wrecked twice in 1928 in the North Sea, and since then he has never again put a foot on to a sip or boat, but has thought of a possibility of how to construct an unsinkable saving boat. Now he has his patent for his invention and now looking for a firm who realizes his invention Photo shows Julius Reger with the model of his saving boat

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62-year-old Construct Firm Fixed Floats Hang Invented Movable Normal Patent Possibility Realizes Reger Saving Turne Twice Unsinkable Wrecked

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