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Making recording on first model of Thomas Edison's Phonograph, c1878.

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First model of Edison's Phonograph c1877 (c1880). Artist: Anon

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Edison carbon telephone, 1879.

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Thomas Alva Edison, American inventor, with an early hand-driven model of his phonograph, 1878.

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Thomas Alva Edison, American inventor, c1879.

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Edison telephone in a wall-mounted box, New York, 1890.

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American inventor Thomas Alva Edison on board an electric railroad, 1892.

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'Reproducing Speech', 1878.Artist: C A Keetels

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Edison transmitter and a 'pony crown' receiver, New York, c1891.

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Wall-mounted Edison carbon telephone with 'pony-crown' receiver, New York, 1879.

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Keeping in touch with Edison's aerophone, c1878.

Keeping in touch with Edison's aerophone. Patented in 1878, Thomas Edison's aerophone was a device to amplify the volume of human speech.

Unique Identifier AR972440

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4932px × 3545px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Keystone Archives

NINETEENTH CENTURY

The Keystone Archives

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA