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the 'Clavier à Lampes' or 'Piano Radio Èlectrique' Joseph Armand Marie Givelet, France. 1927
The 'Variophone' Yevgeny Sholpo. Russia, 1932
The 'Choralcelo' Melvin Linwood Severy & George.B. Sinclair. USA, 1909
The Wurlitzer 'Side Man' Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, USA, 1959
The 'Electronic Keyboard Oboe', 'the Elastic Tuning Organ' and 'Electronic Keyboard Drum'. Ivor Darreg. USA 1936.
'Sound-Producing Device' Melvin Linwood Severy, USA. 1913
The 'Singing Arc', William Duddell, UK, 1899
The 'Ferranti MK1 ' Computer. Freddie Williams & Tom Kilburn, United Kingdom, 1951.
'Clavecin Électrique' or 'Clavessin Électrique'. Jean-Baptiste Delaborde, France. 1759.
'Photo-Electric Marimba' or 'Marimbalite'. Dr. Phillips Thomas. USA, 1934

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Thaddeus Cahill’s patent documents for the first Telharmonium 1896

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Parle says:

May 5, 2014 at 5:36 pm

Excellent initiative ! ! Are there some more infos about T. Calhil and the saga of Telharmonium ?

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