[78-L] Portable recording equipment...

[Malcolm Rockwell]

There is an index:
http://publicationsindex.nationalgeographic.com/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?DB=local&PAGE=First
but finding a given picture is next to impossible. I tried some of the 
more common words and phrases having to do with audio or recording or 
whatever, etc., with very limited results. "Exploring" came up with 760 
listings beginning in 1889 but you'd still have to be specific as to 
recording location to find any given article, much less a single or 
group of photos.
Seems NG did no article specifically on location recording.
Guess I'll have to buy the CDs to look for myself.
Foo.
Mal

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fnarf at comcast.net wrote:

For sixty bucks you can get every issue of Nat Geo -- 120 years worth -- on DVD-ROM (similar to the New Yorker complete edition that came out a few years ago). Every page, every article, every photo, every ad, all completely searchable.

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Ted Kneebone wrote:
> If anyone is interested in seeing the portable recording equipment of the 
> 1920s, check old issues of the National Geographic magazine.  I recall 
> seeing some of those monsters, along with the natives who made the 
> recordings for posterity.  I think the National Geographic is indexed, so it 
> should be possible to find photos without looking thru all the issues for 
> photos.
>
> Ted Kneebone. 1528 S. Grant St., Aberdeen, SD 57401. Phone: 605-226-3344.
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