File:Lee de Forest - Thermo-microphone - St. Nicholas magazine.jpg

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Lee de Forest, and a near view of his thermo-microphone, attached to the small end of a megaphone. Taken by P&A

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English: American inventor Lee de Forest stands next to his invention, the electro-microphone. Surrounding text reads (in part): "De Forest conceived the idea of utilizing the flame to superimpose voice vibrations on electrical vibrations which could be transmitted as telephonic speech. Whereupon the ‘‘speaking flame’’ came into being, a flame in which were the ends of two wires and at which he talked and held conversation over the telephone as you do when talking to a friend over the wire."
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Source https://archive.org/details/st.-nicholas-v-50-n-12-1923-10-sas/page/1274/mode/2up
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