Edison Keymatic Cards Early 1900's

If you're like us, you'd like to own a real piece of American history --- without devoting half your home or office to a large piece of equipment. You also don't want to spend a fortune for a museum piece, but you would like something authentic -- and notable! A keymatic strip is for you!

Thomas Alva Edison lived from 1847-1931. During his life, he patented 1,093 inventions, including the phonograph, the motion picture camera and viewer, the telephone, the electric light bulb -- and the Ediphone!

We are offering an ORIGINAL, unused Edison Keymatic form made to use in Edison's Ediphone during the early 1900's! This device used cylindrical recording drums to record and playback sound! These Keymatic Cards were used by Edison as part of the process. This Keymatic form is NEW and UNUSED, though it is an original!

It measures 7" x 1 1/2" and is perfect for framing! An Ediphone is pictured below with Thomas Edison -- the gold bar (below) shows where the Edison Keymatic card fit on the machine!

Here is a rare opportunity to own a real piece of American history! There weren't a lot of these machines -- few still exist today. The cards are extremely rare.

If you enjoy sitting back and listening to your favorite CD, TAPE or DVD, remember that it all started with the Wizard of Menlo Park!

Only $9.95 per card!
Shipping is $4 within the United States. Get 3 cards for $24.95!
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