National Acoustics Laboratory
“Body style Hearing Aid” supplied to Australian pensioners
National otoscope
National otoscope made for medical inspection of the ear canal and associated parts. c-1915 – c1940. Used in the armed forces and others.
Ear-dome-pair
A pair of large and small “London Dome” passive type ear trumpet – made from the 1880’s until relatively recent times. Sizes are small = 50mm x 40mm
large = 90mmx50mm while even larger models were produced.
Brunton2
Brunton otoscope transportation case
Brunton1
Brunto otoscope or auroscope was used for observation and surgery of middle ears and ear drum. Made from c.1860s – c.1930’s
Conversation-Tube
Used to amplify sounds from 1890’s – 1930’s. (later in some countries) Silk thread around the rubber tapered tube. Came in a variety of lengths.
Banjo-type-ear-dome
Made from 1890’s onwards. Materials such as brass, silver, wood and copper were used.
Commonwealth of Australia
Body Aids supplied to pensioners and returned servicemen and women
Ear-Dome
“London Dome” type ear trumpet made from the 1880’s until relatively recent times.