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To Thomas Alva Edison on the occasion of the dinner at Greenfield, Michigan, October 21, 1929 : celelebrating the golden jubilee of the invention of his incandescent electric light
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Electricity for the Modern Farm; Thomas Alva Edison at General Electric; Herbert Hoover at Greenfield Village, Michigan, 1919-1929
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Compilation reel. First film is "Electricity for the Modern Farm" (c. 1919), contemporary references available online. Followed by Thomas Alva Edison as he tours the General Electric Company lamp laboratories in Schenectady, New York in 1922. Part 1: 15:01-21:03 Footage of Edison with photometer and illuminated lamps; Part 2: 21:59-34:26 Mr. Edison and Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz ride in a car and are greeted by 20,000 employees, footage of Dr. Coolidge explaining process of ductile tungsten, 31:07 women at work in plant with lamps; beginning 34:41-39:16 President Herbert Hoover and dedication of Edison Institute of Technology at Greenfield Village, Michigan, 1929. Format of original: negative
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A dinner in honor of Thomas Alva Edison upon the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of his invention of the electric light and of the dedication of the Edison Institute of Technology : Independence Hall, Greenfield, Michigan, October Twenty-First, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Nine
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A replica of Thomas Edison's first incandescent light bulb, made on his original equipment in 1929 at the time of the 50th Anniversary of its invention
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A replica of Thomas Edison's first incandescent light bulb, made on his original equipment in 1929 at the time of the 50th Anniversary of its invention. Pg. 11.
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The phonograph or speaking machine : invented and patented by Thomas Alva Edison : full description of its construction, working, &c
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