A Classic Edison cabinet

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A Classic Edison cabinet

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“On This Day in the History of Recorded Sound…”

June 3, 1911: Edward F. Pooley filed for a U.S. Design Patent (eventually granted as No.41,732) for “Cabinet.” This cabinet was used with the Edison Amberola 1A and 1B, as well as the Edison Disc Phonograph A 250 and B 250.

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Was Pooley an Edison employee?
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mjbarnes wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 10:37 am Was Pooley an Edison employee?
Pooley was an independent cabinet company that Edison contracted cabinet work to. They also did radio cabinets and dozens of other furniture items.


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