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Gabrielle V Michalek wrote:
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> We have recently acquired a dictaphone made by the American Graphophone
> Company with the last patent date being December 31, 1907. Along with
> the dictaphone there are eleven wax cylinders with recordings on them,
> dated 1915. I have contacted WRS here in Pittsburgh, and they are not
> equipped to work with this material. I am also interested in having the
> recordings transferred on to new media during their first play. Does
> anyone have any experience or advice concerning dictaphones and
> cylinders from this era?
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> Gabrielle V. Michalek
> University Archivist
> Carnegie Mellon University
> Pittsburgh, PA 15221
> [log in to unmask]
You might want to try the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn Michigan because
when I was there recenty I saw machines like you are talking about in
their collection. If they are not able to help you, they may be able to
direct you to someone who can.
--
Ken Platt
Registrar Butler Institute of American Art
Youngstown, Ohio
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