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I spotted this a few days ago and thought I'd post the link to the online Google Book version --
https://books.google.com/books?id=TSEyA ... &q&f=false
The book is, as the title state, an encyclopedia of the talking machine industry as it existed in 1908.
You can easily download a copy (PDF version) by clicking on the "Gear" icon at the top right of the page. The file is a little over six megs. I'd post it here, by it would take forever with my slow modem.
OrthoFan
The Talking Machine Encyclopædia
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Indestructible
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Re: The Talking Machine Encyclopædia
Thanks for posting.
A lot of great information in there.
A lot of great information in there.
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Re: The Talking Machine Encyclopædia
Great stuff! Thank you for posting.
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Re: The Talking Machine Encyclopædia
This book is also available to APS members on the web site in SEARCHABLE form.
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