A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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The long campaign perfect the phonograph had almost exhausted his financial resources and there was little hope that more money could raised Lippincott's North American Company.VI-10 THE LABORATORY THE 189OS On his return West Orange, Edison was greeted with good news about the experiments hand: Dickson had made significant progress with the kinetoscope, and the pilot ore separation plants showed promising results. Edison's stake the phonograph was large one, larger than Lippincott's would later claim, and was bound to . The great problem facing Edison was paying for all his experimental projects. The input from the North American Phonograph Company reinforced his decision develop a smaller machine with better reproduction. the meantime the business selling phonographs business machines was declining rapidly. had seen enough evidence think that this product had commercial future. Edison had also committed his laboratory experimental project to duplicate prerecorded cylinders— the vital part amusement phonograph business. Progress the phonograph experiments came good time; Edison returned from Europe impressed the appeal his phonograph and eager to perfect it. The 1890s were years financial hardship for his enterprise