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Louise Berliner, full-length portrait, as a child
Emile Berliner, seated and facing right in group portrait with two children
Louise Berliner, head-and-shoulder portrait, in a composite photograph of several young women
Group portrait of Emile Berliner and others
Group of young women, including Louise Berliner, in school uniforms
Group portrait of Joseph Berliner surrounded by family members
Groepsportret van een Frans stel met twee kinderen
Louise Berliner, three-quarter length portrait, seated
Groepsportret van een Frans stel met twee kinderen
Group portrait of children, including Louise Berliner
Summary
Mounted on cardboard.
Originally housed in Joseph Sanders Collection Box 5.
Emile Berliner 1851 – 1929 was a German-born American inventor and businessman. He is best known for his development of the flat disc record and the Gramophone. Berliner worked in the telegraph industry experimenting with sound recording and reproduction. He also developed a new type of phonograph, called the Gramophone. The flat disc records made of hard rubber were easy to produce, and the Gramophone was more durable and easier to use than earlier phonographs. These helped popularize recorded music. Berliner has been credited with developing the first microphone and the first telephone answering machine. His Berliner Gram-o-phone Company in 1895 later evolved into the Victor Talking Machine Company.