Hugh Hetherington Hearing Aid Museum
Hugh Hetherington Hearing Aid Museum

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Auricles

Celluloid Auricles 2

These auricles are the middle size of the celluloid auricles in the museum. They are unmarked, and possibly date from somewhere around 1890..

They are made of celluloid and have a brownish amber color. Their overall folded length is 4” giving a full tube length of about 8”. They give a significant boost in high frequencies improving speech intelligibility. These auricles have a metal headband.

They were purchased from Holland.

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A close up of one of the pair of auricles.


 

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Auricles shown in display box.

 

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A comparison of Auricle 1 (larger) and Auricle 2 (smaller).

 

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View from side when wearing these auricles.

 

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View from the front when wearing these auricles. They would normally fit tighter to the head when the earpieces are put in the ear canals.

 

 


 

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