[Proceedings of the Speaking Telephone Interferences]. [1881-1883]

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[Proceedings of the Speaking Telephone Interferences]. [1881-1883]

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An assembled collection of proofs, typescripts, and previously published texts (some in their original printed wrappers), being the proceedings of interferences against Alexander Graham Bell's telephone patents.

8 v. : ill. ; 27-31 cm.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Libraries

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Libraries

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