Becker Archives Database

VC158-i158054
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circa 1909

Included in the box is the original envelope that held VC158001-067. Handwritten label on the envelope reads: "Hospitals of Berlin, Germany 1909."

Zenith Vocalizer III, 1972

VC703-B02-i703337
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Part of The Central Institute for the Deaf-Max A. Goldstein Historic Devices for Hearing Collection.

Silver with black plastic insert transistor tube body aid, oblong microphone grill on front, two dials on top, plug on side for ear receiver, battery door swings out from lower back side.

Zenith Sentry, 1962

VC703-B02-i703336
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Part of The Central Institute for the Deaf-Max A. Goldstein Historic Devices for Hearing Collection.

Gold and brown enamel 5 transistor tube body aid, one gold clip on front, microphone grill is circular on front within brown enamel section, two dials on top, one plug for cord on side, battery door swings out from lower back side.

Zenith Royal T, 1953

VC703-B05-i703108
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Part of The Central Institute for the Deaf-Max A. Goldstein Historic Devices for Hearing Collection.

Zenith's first transistor model hearing aid. Three transistors, a telephone magnet and separate volume and tone controls. List price was $125.00. Weight 4.7 ounces.

Zenith Model 75, 1947

VC703-B03-i703334
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Part of The Central Institute for the Deaf-Max A. Goldstein Historic Devices for Hearing Collection.

Clear plastic over silver color, 3 vacuum tubes, one-piece body aid, with gold circular design on upper front for microphone grill with "ZENITH" noted, vertical lines form a design on front, middle is silver with two clips on each side, 2 dials on top, one plug for ear receiver/cord and battery door is removable from bottom half.

Zenith Diplomat, ca. 1956

VC703-B05-i703148
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Part of The Central Institute for the Deaf-Max A. Goldstein Historic Devices for Hearing Collection.

Zenith Diplomat BTE. Plastic, flesh colored casing. One receiver, one volume control. Uses 675 battery.

Zenith Crusader, 1955

VC703-B05-i703109
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Part of The Central Institute for the Deaf-Max A. Goldstein Historic Devices for Hearing Collection.

Gold colored, four transistor aid with a microphone, telephone, volume and tone control switch. List price was $135.00.

Zenith A2A Radionic, ca. 1942

VC703-B06-i703178
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Part of The Central Institute for the Deaf-Max A. Goldstein Historic Devices for Hearing Collection.

Dark brown plastic body aid with 2 vacuum tubes, 2 piece unit, battery cable, earphone cable, and earphone receiver. Microphone grill on front, volume control on top, with "Z" noted on front center. In original box.

Young students in class, Central Institute for the Deaf, Washington University.

VC162-i162025
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circa 1960

Part of Washington University School of Medicine Photographs

The photograph was published in the 1960 edition of The Hatchet.

Young performer hugging Moyer Fleishman at a Jewish Hospital employee holiday party.

VC302-i302118
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circa 1955

Part of Jewish Hospital Photographs and Negatives

Included in the folder is a contact sheet with VC302116-VC302119.

Young patient, St. Louis Children's Hospital.

Part of Saint Louis Children's Hospital Photographs and Negatives

Young patient working on a craft project.

VC295-i295181
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circa 1965

Part of Occupational Therapy Photographs and Artifacts

Young patient with her arm in a splint, holding a doll on a bed, St. Louis Children's Hospital.

Part of Saint Louis Children's Hospital Photographs and Negatives

The photograph is mounted on cardboard.

Young patient with doctors and a nurse.

VC008-i008415
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circa 1950

Part of Saint Louis Children's Hospital Photographs

Typed caption accompanying the photograph reads: "A bean was the cause of it all. This child is recovering after having received successful emergency treatment to recover a bean which he swallowed and which lodged in his windpipe. Each year, skilled staff surgeons remove a wide variety of objects which become lodged in the throat, esophagus, and lungs of youngsters."