EDISON LABORATORY Edison National Historic Site West Orange, New Jersey Volume 1

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all, present and former employees contributed the purchase the library furnishings. The employees actually purchased two leather armchairs, reclining leather chair, eighteen oak and cane side chairs, twelve oak and cane revolving arm chairs, and another revolving arm chair for Edison’s desk. 406 'The Evening Sun, February 11, 1889. 404 One the invoices missing from the records, exact total not available.407 121 .-Accounts, D-89-06).403 402 The Evening Sun, February 11, 1889.. The leather reclining chair, the iron andirons and the oriental rugs are longer the site.405 The Evening Sun enthused: . The total amount raised was $782. This description agrees with the accounting records Tate and his committee kept, with the exception the description the chairs. Donations ranged from Charles Batchelor’s $250 cents from Edison workers of more modest means.bare with its scanty coverings three old rugs, were thirteen thick, soft Smyrna 402 rugs.-Accounts, D-89-06). The oriental rugs were used least until 1918, but not known when the reclining chair and andirons were removed.404 Contemporary accounts describe length silver phonograph Edison’s workers made for him, and accounts show that the committee spent $75 "mahogany case roll glass top," presumably house the phonograph.the most beautiful all the beautiful things the library, and the object which probably first caught the great inventor’s eye, was perfect gold and silver working phonograph, the finest and most exquisitely finished talking machine ever made. It stood front window opposite the wide doorway and rested finely polished mahogany table, arranged with many drawers hold several hundred phonograms.75. 403 Invoices, 1889 (in 1889, Edison, T.A. 407 See figure 81, Records indicate the amount each worker paid into the gift subscription fund.75, and the total cost the furnishings was over $677.. 405 Invoices, 1889 (in 1889, Edison, T.A.406 This phonograph still the collection the Edison laboratory and with some exceptions the other gift furnishings remain the library. They also purchased fire tools and stand, although the library fireplace contained gas log and was not working fireplace