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North American Phonograph Company
North American Phonograph Company
Jesse H. Lippincott, founder of the North American Phonograph Company.
Jesse H. Lippincott, founder of the North American Phonograph Company.
The title page of North American Phonograph Company's first catalog, 1890
The title page of North American Phonograph Company's first catalog, 1890
Stock certificate of the North American Phonograph Company, issued March 14, 1893 in Jersey City, N.J., originally signed by Thomas Alva Edison as pre
Stock certificate of the North American Phonograph Company, issued March 14, 1893 in Jersey City, N.J., originally signed by Thomas Alva Edison as president. The illustration on the left shows an Edison Class M Electric Phonograph; on the right is an 1888 American Graphophone Company Model B treadle phonograph for wax cylinders.
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A Columbia "Precision" Graphophone, a cylinder model sold in France, 1901
A Columbia "Precision" Graphophone, a cylinder model sold in France, 1901
American Graphophone's 1888 wax cylinder graphophone. The machines were marketed for only a few years by American Graphophone and the North American P
American Graphophone's 1888 wax cylinder graphophone. The machines were marketed for only a few years by American Graphophone and the North American Phonograph Company, but were superseded by Edison's 1888 'perfected phonograph' and its solid wax cylinders.
A 1912 advertisement for the Columbia Grafonola
A 1912 advertisement for the Columbia Grafonola