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COPYRIGHT 1905, NATIONAL PHONOGRAPHE CO
of
THE EDISON PHONOGRAPH
The first sound reproducing device was an Edison Phonograph, invented by Thomas A. Edison in 1877, at Menlo
Park, N. J., where he then had his laboratory. In 1887 Mr. Edison took up his residence and his laboratory work at
Orange, N. J., and there, under his personal direction, the Phonograph has been developed into the wonderful musical
instrument it is, known and enjoyed in the homes of every nation.
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ange, N.
Issued by the National Phonograph Company,
London, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, Mexico City, Sydney, Buenos Air
FORM 1880
SEP 27
THIS SPACE MAY BE USED FOR CORRESPONDENCEM
19 12
Dear Friend: -
I thank you for your
order for an Edison Out-
fit on free trial. Your
order reached me this
morning and I shall
advise you further
within the next few
days.
Yours respectfully,
E-131
F.K. BABSON
VICE FRES.
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