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

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Edison intended sell his projectors any showman and entreprenuer who could afford it.VII-25 phonographs, and the end the franchise system, meant that anyone could create small business with store front and a few phonographs. The industrial empire had begun spread out from the West Orange complex. When this plan came nothing built plants produce . the turn the century because was easy enter and profits were high, from $100 $200 week. now had control of the ore milling and phonograph businesses and owned the company which manufactured several his inventions, including motion picture cameras, projectors, and films. Edison had bought land Silver Lake, New Jersey part his Edison Industrial Works scheme 1888. exactly the same way had bypassed the franchise holders the North American Phonograph Company, left Raff and Gammon high and dry and went into direct sales.S. Edison aimed to control the production films and sell exhibitors the projectors show them. Edison thought that the phonograph was the best business proposition the U. The income from film and projector sales would directly him. This was important step in the creation his own industrial empire. the same time he instituted aggressive campaign enforce his kinetograph patents and drive all competitors from the field. ^ The rapid growth film exhibitors provided another opportunity for small businessman and growing market for the Edison Manufacturing Company