Clarke and Smith Mfg. Co. Ltd. (UK) talking book machine
E.P. Hill, a guest at Fundy Hall Residence for the Blind in New Brunswick, uses a talking book machine, 1966
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Stylus for writing braille
Bert's father used a stylus to create embossed text versions of the books Bert needed for university.
Braille slate and stylus examples
Upper slate supports four rows of 27 braille cells and the lower slate is for two rows of 15 cells. Three stylus examples lie on the wooden board which has guide holes at each side to stabilise the slate when in use
Bible on phonograph disks
Box 1 of 3 comprising the complete Bible. Created by the American Bible Society and American Foundation for the Blind, undated but typical of the size of books on disks