[REMINISCENCES OF MENLO PARK]
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[REMINISCENCES OF MENLO PARK] Produced: 1932
Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: Reminiscences of Menlo Park, Part Twelve. Interior of Thomas A. Edison’s restored Menlo Park laboratory at Dearborn, Michigan. Francis Jehl demonstrates the Edison carbon transmitter (a.k.a. the microphone), shows several carbon-based research projects, and how carbon was collected and processed in the old carbon house. “Reminiscences of Menlo Park. End of Part 12.” [1932]
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/91446
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