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Edison Home Phonograph: "On This Day in Phonographic History..."


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"On This Day in Phonographic History..." January 27, 1897: Thomas A. Edison filed for a U.S. patent for a “Governor for Motors.” This device would become the motor for the Edison “Home” Phonograph, in production with minor changes until 1913.

 

George P.

 

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The juxtaposition of this patent and the Amet posting is interesting.  Was there a sense that machines needed more massive governors prior to Edison's filing?  I guess the first step would be to read what he patented!

 

John

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My favorite phonograph is the first homes.  Thanks for the information. I brought  bunch of them and even gave one to my sister.  I am going to start trading them when we open the shows at Stanton. They are all complete.  Tom

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