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The Central Institute for the Deaf-Max A. Goldstein Historic Devices for Hearing Collection.
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The Central Institute for the Deaf-Max A. Goldstein Historic Devices for Hearing Collection.

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The hearing devices in the collection range from small hand-held trumpet type devices; long rubber conversation tubes that allow for the user to hold one end to their ear and the other end directly to the speaker’s mouth; large London-dome shaped devices; animal horns; acoustic fans; walking sticks; a leather and metal device manufactured to resemble a water canteen; telescopic devices that could be discreetly folded within a pocket; headpieces for women; beard receptacles for men; the first electronic hearing device model; devices that resemble radios or cameras; devices hidden within barrettes and eyeglasses; early cochlear implant models, and many more. There are very few duplicate devices with many representing the only known extant models in existence.

Audivox Model 67 Super, 1950

Polished metal body aid, front and back (covered in chipped gold paint) with burgundy insert, two silver clips on each side, microphone grill beige plastic with brown plastic insert. The grill has 6 horizontal lines with a flower design at the top. On/off switch and "HNL" control on top. Battery door swings out from lower back side. Cord included.

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