Other Categories - Audio History Library

CONTENTS:
I.	Biographies
II.	Audio Categories
III.	Other Categories
IV.	Firsts
V.	Company Listing
	By Country By Manufacturer
VI.	Wall of Honor Friends of the Library
VII.	A Message To Manufacturers
VIII.	Ways YOU can help
IX.	Contact us!

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AHL Other Category Listings ^©

These are categories of collectibles, materials, and other areas of audio interest in addition to consumer and professional audio equipment.

The category listings follow:

ADVERTISING
ARCHITECTURAL ACOUSTICS
ART:

1. Posters (view)

2. Sculptures
3. Signs
4. Sound Installations

The Piano Stairs (view)

"Reach" Urban Musical Instrument
by Christopher Janney (view)

see: Advertising

Numismatics
Philatelics
Scriptophily
Synographics

BIBLIOGRAPHY
Biographies

see: Section One

BROADCASTING

1. Stations
2. Studios
3. Towers

1) Empire State Building (view)
2) Mt. Sutro Tower, San Francisco
3) WLW (am) Mason, Ohio
A. (view) B. (view)
4) WSM (am) Nashville, Tennessee (view)

see: Frequencies, Radio Stations

Coins

see: Numismatics

Commemorative Celebrations

see: Timeline

Companies:

see: Section Five

CONCERT HALLS

1. Alphabetical by Country
2. Alphabetical by Name

World’s Best Symphonic Halls (view)

see: Architectural Acoustics

CONCERT SOUND

Reinforcement Systems of Famous Venues
1. Fillmore East & West
2. Grateful Dead Wall of Sound
3. Radio City Music Hall (view)
4. Woodstock Music and Art Fair

Mixing Console for Woodstock (view)
Front Speaker Towers for Woodstock (view)

Dates

see: Timeline

EXONUMIA (Ephemera)

1. Alexander Popov QSL Card (view)

2. Cigarette Cards Wireless Construction (view)

FREQUENCIES

Instrumental Frequencies (view)
United States Frequency Allocations, The Radio Spectrum (view)

GRAVESTONES
HEARING: Human

1. Ear Physiology

Ear Cross Section (view)

Ear In Motion* (view)

2. Hearing Care

Ear Hygiene (view)
Tips on HPDs (view)
(Hearing Protection Devices)

HEARING: non-Human
HISTORIC SITES

1. Alphabetical by Country
2. Alphabetical by Name

see: Commemorative Celebrations

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

1. Braun Industrial Design ca.1960's (view)

INSTRUMENTS

1. Acoustic
2. Electronic

Interviews

see: Biographies

Inventors

see: Biographies

JEWELRY

1. Belts, Cufflinks & Tie Clasps
2. Pins
3. Rings

Manufacturers

see: Section Five

Medallions:

see: Numismatics

MUSEUMS
MOVIES
List of Movies (view)
NUMISMATICS
Coins and Medallic Art about Audio

see: Synographics

ORGANIZATIONS

1. Consumer
2. Professional & Trade

PHILATELICS

Postage Stamps, etc., relating to Audio

1. Cinderellas
2. First Day Covers ______
3. Stamps ______

RADIO STATIONS

see: Broadcasting

RECORD COMPANIES

1. By Country
2. By Name Alphabetically
3. By Year

RECORDING STUDIOS

1) Acoustic Space:

Abbey Road Studio Two (view)

CBS 30th Street Studio (view)

2) Control Rooms

CBS’ Arthur Godfrey Studio

(49 East 52nd Street)
Unidentified (view)

1. By Country
2. By Name Alphabetically
3. By Year

RESEARCH LABORATORIES

1. By Country
2. By Name alphabetically

Researchers

see: Biographies

SCRIPTOPHILY (Stock Certificates)

Admiral - USA 1940 (view)
Bettini - Italy 1901 (view)
CBS - USA 1927 (view)
Columbia Graphophone - USA 1922 (view)
EMI - UK (view)

SOUND

1. Frequencies
2. Levels

SOUND STAGES

1. By Country
2. By Name Alphabetically

SOUND SYSTEMS

Residential Systems of Rich & Famous (view)

Stamps

see: Philatelics

STEREO STORES

1. By City
2. By Name Alphabetically
Harvey Radio

Storefront (view)
Listening Room (view)
Professional Division (view)

Stock Certificates

see: Scriptophily

SYNOGRAPHICS (Paper Money)

Bank of Communications 10 Yuan (view)
Bank of Communications 25 Yuan (view)

TELEGRAPHY
TELEPHONY
TIMELINE

1. Chronology
2. Annual Calendar

UNONS
Wire Communications

see: Telegraphy
Telephony

VENUES

Waldorf-Astoria (view)

WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS

*We owe a huge debt of gratitude to Brendan Pletch for creating this animation of our ear in action. The curtain has been pulled back on one of the most intricate and sensitive instruments in creation: the mechanism of our sense of hearing.