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The gramophone: etching the human voice
The gramophone: etching the human voice
The gramophone: etching the human voice
The gramophone: etching the human voice
The gramophone: etching the human voice
The gramophone: etching the human voice
The gramophone: etching the human voice
The gramophone: etching the human voice
The gramophone: etching the human voice
The gramophone: etching the human voice
Summary
Copy 1.
Title on cover: "Paper read before the Franklin Institute, May 16, 1888, on the gramophone by its inventor, Emile Berliner."
Reprint of published speech by Berliner delivered to the Franklin Institute on May 16, 1888, about the gramophone. Also contains Edward H. Johnson's account of the invention of the phonograph.
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speeches addresses etc
phonograph
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emile berliner collection 1871 1965 series 1 addresses circa 1888 1929
emile berliner collection 1871 1965
emile berliner and the birth of the recording industry
motion picture broadcasting and recorded sound division
emile berliner
edward h johnson
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Date
01/01/1909
Source
Library of Congress
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Public Domain