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S. F. Myers Co. · Annual Illustrated Catalogue No. 111 · 1912 · Scan 376 · Printed page 366

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Miscellaneous / source group · Catalog no. 1

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Original 1912 offer in USD.

Extracted description

Japanned, Small. .$3.69 Mohair Covered ........$5.45
Japanned, Medium. 3.69 Size, 3x2x%x1.
size, 2%4x1 11/16. Five Feet Long, Silk
size, 4%6x2 7/16. Covered 6.42 FORGO 2-54. stb.as sss.o aie $99.28 POS GH Cook vin Gate $17.34
ose veces ys Su ee wa a Re a
MYERS’ EAR-PHONES.
Myers’ Har-Phones are new patented electric instruments for aiding deafness of any degree. They are small, light and incon-
there is nothing to insert in the ear (a dangerous practice) or hold in the hand, in great contrast to the clumsy and conspicuous
tubes and the like. Nor does the speaker have to hold or talk into the instrument.
No. 1 type of Ear-Phone (illustrated above as in use) is the most convenient form, as each of the three parts are separate.
the battery to be concealed anywhere in the clothing or ina chatelaine bag, and the transmitter to be concealed under
coat, if desired.
construction cf the “Sonor” is based on new and scientific principles. The concentration of sound waves has been so minutely
that the hearing is clear, agreeable and easy, The “Sonor” transfers the vibration directly to the hearing organs.

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Visual keywords

battery components circular receiver speaking tube telephone

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Direct AI visual inspection; proposed appearance keywords require review. Printed catalog traits are separate; no metal color or gemstone identity inferred. Several components and telephone configurations shown; individual assembly uncertain.

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Extraction: Illustration ink boundaries with disconnected parts joined within caption columns; nearest numbered caption association. Automatic crop proposal; semantic association requires review.. This record describes a catalog listing; its identity across other catalogs is unresolved.