Conceptually similarSPLEar trumpet, circa 1910SS2742229SV0905Rights ManagedSPLEar trumpet, circa 1910SS2742248SV0924Rights ManagedSPLEar trumpet, circa 1900SS2742247SV0923Rights ManagedSPLExtendable ear trumpet, circa 1900SS2742260SV0936Rights ManagedSPLEar cornets with headband, circa 1910SS2742238SV0914Rights ManagedSPLEar trumpets, circa 1860-1910SS2742240SV0916Rights ManagedSPLEar trumpet, circa 1900SS2742232SV0908Rights ManagedSPLEar trumpets, circa 1860SS2742228SV0904Rights ManagedSPLEar trumpet, circa 1890SS2742241SV0917Rights ManagedView AllView more with similar tones Two ear cones, circa 1910License type:Rights ManagedUnique identifier:SS2742243Legacy Identifier:SV0919Description:Two ear cones dating from around 1910, England. These hand held devices were used to aid those with hearing difficulties. The device would clip over the ear and the wide dome would act as a 'sound collector' increasing the intensity of sound entering the ear. These faux tortoiseshell cones are made from celluloid.Credit:SPL / Science SourceSize:5197px × 3382px (~50 MB)Restrictions:No Sale through SubagentsGet PricingHow Will The Visual Be Used?ShareKeywords:1900s-1910-1910s-20th century-acoustic-acoustics-aid-aids-antique-antiques-audiology-auditory-C019/8145-C0198145-celluloid-deafness-device-devices-ear-ear cone ear cones-ear horn-ear horns-england-english-faux tortoiseshell-green background-hear-hearing-hearing aid-hearing aids-history-instrument-instruments-medical instrument collection-medicine-partial deafness-sound-sound collector-sound collectorsModel release:N/AParent folder:SPL FTP 140328-29
