File:US Patent 661,619 - Magnetic recorder.jpg

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This is a wire recorder diagram invented to record and playback sound

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Description Figure 1 of United States Patent 661,619 by Danish inventor Valdemar Poulsen - the first magnetic recorder.
Date Issued November 13, 1900.
Source United States Patent Office.
Author United States Patent Office, Valdemar Poulsen inventor.
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Public domain - original work of the US Federal Government. All text and figures in US Patents are in the public domain.

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