Editing Phonograph cylinder (section)

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File:CylinderRecordsWPackage.jpg|Two Edison cylinder records (left and right) and their cylindrical cardboard boxes (center)
File:Brownwaxcylinders.jpg|Brown wax cylinders showing various shades (and mold damage)
File:EdisonSlip1903.JPG|Paper record slip from 1903 cylinder
File:EdisonSlip1903backside.JPG|Back side of 1903 record slip
File:ColumbiaCylLabelPortion.jpg|Portion of the label from the outside of a Columbia cylinder box, before 1901. Note that the title is handwritten.
File:Edisongoldmoulded.jpg|Edison Gold Moulded record made of relatively hard black wax, c. 1904
File:BlueAmberolRim.jpg|Rim of Edison "[[Blue Amberol Records|Blue Amberol]]" celluloid cylinder with plaster core
File:AmberolLid.jpg|[[Blue Amberol Records|Blue Amberol]] cylinder box lid
File:PhonographCylinders.JPG|Disc records and cylinders
File:Wax cylinder in Dictaphone.jpg|Cylinder on Dictaphone dictation machine (c. 1922). The recording head moved left to right. The black lines are shiny gaps between tracks. Each cylinder could record 1,200 to 1,500 words. They could be reused 100 to 120 times by putting them in a machine that erased them by shaving off the surface.
File:Cylinderscolors.JPG|Celluloid phonograph cylinders displaying a variety of colors
File:Cylindersdiameter.JPG|Wax phonograph cylinders in a variety of diameters
File:Cylinderslength.JPG|Wax phonograph cylinders in a variety of lengths
File:Mapleson cylinders.jpg|A sound engineer holds one of the [[Mapleson Cylinders]] containing a fragment of a live performance recorded at the [[Metropolitan Opera]] in 1901.
File:Amberola close-up.jpg|Close-up of the mechanism of an Edison Amberola, manufactured c. 1915
File:Thomas Edison listening to wax cylinder, 1888.png|Thomas Edison in 1888 listening to a wax cylinder phonograph at the Edison laboratory, Orange, N.J.
File:CBS-Listening-Post-Cylinders-1941.jpg|Delivering Ediphone wax cylinder recordings of propaganda broadcasts for analysis at the CBS listening post (May 1941)
File:CBS-Listening-Post-Transcription-1941.jpg|Transcribing propaganda broadcasts from Europe recorded on Ediphone cylinders at the CBS listening post (May 1941)
File:Edison cylinder playback demo.webm|Playback demonstration of a recording and playback demonstration at the [[Thomas Edison National Historical Park]] in [[West Orange, New Jersey]]
File:Edison cylinder recording demo.webm|Recording demonstration
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