Hearing Aids Have Come a Long Way from the Primitive Ear Trumpets of Yesteryear
Welcome to the largest on-line hearing aid museum in the world! When this web
site is completed, you will be able to browse through hundreds and hundreds of different
hearing aids and related items that have been used down through the years. At
present there are more than 480 items on-line. There are hundreds more still to
come.
These hearing aids are from the private collections of Hugh
Hetherington, probably the foremost authority on old hearing aids alive today,
and Neil Bauman, owner/curator of the HearingAidMuseum.com.
To view the Hugh Hetherington Hearing Aid Museum, click on
Enter the Museum or if you already know which category
you are interested in, click on any of the category links on the
left.
Click here for tips on how to use this museum.
Genuine, Fake or Something Else? Don't be taken in by "ear trumpets"
that are billed as genuine hearing aids, yet are not. Can you spot fake "ear
trumpets"? Can you figure out which "ear trumpets" are true hearing aids and
which are really something else, but are billed as real hearing aids?
Test how
good you are at separating the genuine ear trumpets from the fakes.
Look!
Here's your chance to get one of the last remaining copies of Elizabeth Bennion's
rare
classic book
"Antique Hearing Devices"
These are the last few brand new books from the publisher. This
book is now out of print. When these few books are gone, they are gone forever,
and if you don't act now, you'll have missed your chance to own a brand new copy
of this rare classic.
Order your copy
today while supplies last. Only $24.95 |
