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(Audio Recording) Data on Instantaneous Recording Machines

National Association of Educational Broadcasters. **NO Copies listed in WorldCat**

(Audio Recording) Data on Instantaneous Recording Machines

National Association of Educational Broadcasters: 1939
  • $200
(Audio Recording) Data on Instantaneous Recording Machines compiled by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, September 1, 1939. 11"x8.5" 21 leaves with 4 plates of blueprinted graphs of frequency response curves and etc. Stapled at top. Printing seems to be mimeograph. Provenance" Library of Congress, with their small "Pamphlet Collection" stamp at top right corner and surplus rubber stamp on rear page. VG copy. Interesting document reviewing the state-of-the-art auto recording devices at a still-young period of this technology. [++] No copies found in WorldCat.[++] Comes with a nice piece of LC ephemera--a carbond copy of the LC card catalaog crd (or one of them, at least)
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