Parsons' Auxetophone reproducer
- Made:
- 1903
- maker:
- Charles Algernon Parsons
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LicenseModel of C.A. Parsons' Auxetophone reproducer for gramophone
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Model of C.A. Parsons' Auxetophone reproducer for gramophone reproduction, patented 1903. The Auxetophone is a compressed air gramophone invented by Sir Charles Parsons.
Details
- Category:
- Sound Reproduction
- Object Number:
- 1933-357
- type:
- auxetophone reproducer
- credit:
- The Hon. Geoffry Laurence Parsons
