[D7832I], Letter from Theodore Puskas to Thomas Alva Edison, March 18th, 1878
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Title
[D7832I], Letter from Theodore Puskas to Thomas Alva Edison, March 18th, 1878
Editor's Notes
Recd enclosed letter yesterday from Vallance and Vallance -- arrived from Paris that morning and unpacked small phono and mouthpiece was broken, ferrotype disk cut through, etc. -- suggests way to prevent these problems -- showed phono to Nottage but naturally could not work it -- going back to Paris to see about getting them manufactured there -- difference in price between American and French makers is not good -- Nottage will give orders at same place where Puskas ordered his for Exhibition, Hardy also making your pens -- hasn't received tin foil yet and is anxiously awaiting telephones -- trip to Brussels very satsifactory everyone enthusiastic about phono -- they write in every Parisian paper long articles about it and Puskas thinks may have to stop exhibiting until he has several hundred ready for market
Author
Recipient
Date
1878-03-18
Type
Folder/Volume ID
D7832-F
Microfilm ID
19:218
Document ID
D7832I
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University