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Edison Cylinder player  in the Reel2ReelTexas.com vintage recording collection

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Edison Cylinder Player Edison Cylinder (Standard) 1904 $20. Cylinders were $.25 each.

1904 Edison standard cylinder player  in the Reel2ReelTexas.com vintage recording collection

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1904 Edison standard cylinder player  in the Reel2ReelTexas.com vintage recording collection

1904 Edison standard cylinder player  in the Reel2ReelTexas.com vintage recording collection

1904 Edison standard cylinder player  in the Reel2ReelTexas.com vintage recording collection

1904 Edison standard cylinder player  in the Reel2ReelTexas.com vintage recording collection

1904 Edison standard cylinder player  in the Reel2ReelTexas.com vintage recording collection

1904 Edison standard cylinder player  in the Reel2ReelTexas.com vintage recording collection

 

Edison Voice Writer Cylinder Dictating Recorder 1937

 

 

 

Edison Ediphone Cylinder Recorder - 1920 Dictating machine, 'Edison Ediphone', wax, Thomas A. Edison Inc., USA, 1920-1930.

 

Edison Blank Cylinders

These cylinders are brand new.  The box of unused cylinders was purchased from the Ford Museum.

picture of box of blank edison cylinders

picture of box of blank edison cylinders

About the company


On August 13th, Chris and Martin, two of MOMSR's Board of Directors, were treated to a tour of Jim Cartwright's Immortal Performances, Inc.'s collection of vintage acoustical devices. We had not asked to shoot any video in advance, however when we arrived and saw what Jim has, he gave permission to video our visit with Martin's iPhone. At some point it would be fun to re-shoot seriously. The collection is incredible!

PLEASE NOTE: The Jim Cartwright collection is not associated with the Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording


On February 11, 2015 Jim Cartwright held his annual party celebrating Thomas Edison's birthday (168th) by recording a group of Austin musicians on a cylinder recorder. Jim allowed Chris & Martin to videotape portions of the party for the Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording

     

 


 

 

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