steel tape recorder

Summary

steel tape recorder is a product^[1].

Key Facts

• steel tape recorder is credited with the discovery of Semi Joseph Begun^[2].
• steel tape recorder is credited with the discovery of Ludwig Blattner^[3].
• steel tape recorder is credited with the discovery of Curt Stille^[4].
• steel tape recorder's image is recorded as Museum Enter Stahlbandgerät Lorenz 1K4A7601.jpg^[5].
• steel tape recorder's instance of is recorded as product^[6].
• steel tape recorder's manufacturer is recorded as The Marconi Wireless Telegraph & Signal Company^[7].
• steel tape recorder's manufacturer is recorded as C. Lorenz AG^[8].
• steel tape recorder's collection is recorded as Enter Technikwelt Solothurn^[9].
• steel tape recorder's collection is recorded as Canada Science and Technology Museum^[10].
• steel tape recorder's collection is recorded as Museum of Communication^[11].
• steel tape recorder's inventory number is recorded as 1010^[12].
• steel tape recorder's inventory number is recorded as 1011^[13].
• steel tape recorder's inventory number is recorded as 1013^[14].
• steel tape recorder's inventory number is recorded as 1012^[15].
• steel tape recorder's subclass of is recorded as wire recorder^[16].
• steel tape recorder's subclass of is recorded as process engineering device^[17].
• steel tape recorder's Commons category is recorded as Steel tape recorders^[18].
• steel tape recorder's production date is recorded as +1930-00-00T00:00:00Z^[19].

Body

Works and Contributions

Credited discoveries include Semi Joseph Begun^[2], an electrical engineer^[20], 1905–1995^[21], of Germany^[22], awarded the National Inventors Hall of Fame^[23]; Ludwig Blattner^[3], a film producer^[24], 1881–1935^[25], of Germany^[26]; and Curt Stille^[4], 1873–1957^[27], of Germany^[28].