PHOTO AND MESSAGE ON PHONOGRAPH POST CARD (Aug, 1930)
PHOTO AND MESSAGE ON PHONOGRAPH POST CARD
Here is a new way to send a greeting to a friend. Phonograph records on post cards have been made before, but now a German inventor has combined the record with a real photograph. The sender has his picture taken, records his voice on top of it, and the result is a personal record ready for the mail. A long message is recorded on several post cards, each one numbered.
This has been up here way too long for someone to not make a “voice mail” reference.
Now what fun is it for me if I have to be the one to do it??
It’s funny that one of these postcards in someone’s hands today is pretty much as useless as a compact disk would have been to someone then.
Your blog it’s very special. I have many Popular Mechanics – included 1929 edition.
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Dagoberto Mebius