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Stock Exchange automatic telegraph, 1872-1880

1872-1880

Edison telephone, 1879

1879

Edison carbon button transmitter No. 32, 1878

1878

Edison's electric carbon filament lamp

1879

Blue amberol phonograph recording cylinder

1917

Replica of Edison's First Phonograph, 1877.

1877

Tasimeter, improved form

1878

Edison's Original Micro-Tasimeter, 1878

1878

Edison 'Gem' phonograph, 1903.

1903

Very early Edison carbon filament lamp.

1879

Original model of Edison's patent electric pen, 1875-1876

1875-1876

Edison phonograph cylinder duplicator, c 1897

1897

Edison 'Fireside' phonograph, c.1909

1909

Door for Edison Kinetophone (or Phonokinetoscope), 1894

Door for Edison Kinetophone

1894

Edison phonograph Type 'M' with listening devices and spare parts, c. 1895.

Phonograph Type M with listening devices, c 1895.

1895

Edison 'Kinetoscope', Invented by Edison's British employee, William Kennedy Laurie Dickson, 1894, this was the first device to show moving pictures.

Edison Kinetoscope

1894

Edison Kinetophone (or Phonokinetoscope); Kinetoscope with cylinder phonograph, made by Thomas Edison, 1894.

Edison Kinetophone (or Phonokinetoscope)

1894

V.P. Edison Voicewriter (executive-secretarial model) in maroon carrying case (damaged/ some rust) complete with microphone, 2 discs (partly used), earphone, set of index slips and handbook. Missing mains lead and Typease unit

V.P. Edison Voicewriter (executive-secretarial model) in maroon carrying case

Cylinder phonograph mechanism from Edison Kinetophone (or Phonokinetoscope). Serial no K1268. Painted inscription in gold 'FOR USE ONLY IN CONNECTION / WITH THE EDISON KINETOSCOPE'.

Cylinder phonograph mechanism for Edison Kinetophone

1894

Edison Voicewriter (with microphone and transformer), 1938

Edison Voicewriter, 1938

1938

Edison Electric pen, c.1885.

Edison electric pen, c.1885

‘Amberola’ (Model A), Edison cabinet phonograph, with 42 cylinders of musical performances, by Thomas Edison, United States, 1880-1922

Edison 'Amberola' (Model A) phonograph, 1909.

1909