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Key Office Organization Chart," 1912 TAE Inc.
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Lybrand was partner CPA firm who was sending information
about company organization Dyer.M.
47) Roundtable letter, 1920, Eng Files. Lab .
35) Edison Phonograph Monthly.
49) Welch Read, Tinfoil Stereo, 96.J.
43) Press clippings 1911 TAE Inc .
52) Wilson Gilmore, May 1907, 1907 Phono Sales; Weber
Memo July 1907, 1907 Phono Manu. 12-17.
The Indestructable Record Company was formed around Lambert’s
patents 1906.
48) E.
39) Dyer TAE, March 1910, 1910 Lab.
51) Roundtable letter, April 1920, Engineering Dept files.
44) MPC R.
46) Edison Phonograph Monthly. Mar 1903, #3. Lybrand Dyer, Mar 1910, 1910 Lab Employees.
50) Gilmore Edison, Sept 1903, Phono, NPco. April 1907, 1. Sales; Edison
Phonograph Monthly. Jan 1910, #1
36) Westee Dyer, March 1910, 1910 W.
37) Dyer March 1910, 1910 Lab. Bergren Dyer, May 1911, 1911 TAE inc, 2;
EPW Memo, April 1911, TAE Inc 2. Dun Co, July 1911, 1911 West Orange
lab-general)
45) Roundtable letter, 1920 Engineering Files.G.
41) Dyer NPC, Sept 1910, TAE lab employees.P.
40) W. His brother, Isiah Smith Hyatt
coined the term, and the brothers set the Celluloid
Manufacturing Company which began operations Newark 1872,
Robert Friedel, Pioneer plastic (Madison: Wisconsin Press,
1983), pp.
38) TAE Sloane, Jan 1911, 101218, p350.34) Westee Gilmore, June 1907, M. Thomas Lambert was
granted patent covering use celluloid recording media. John Wesley Hyatt developed celluloid and
gained the important patents.0
