Hugh Hetherington Hearing Aid Museum
Hugh Hetherington Hearing Aid Museum

On-line Hearing Aid Museum

Hearing Aids of all types—Ear Trumpets, Carbon Hearing Aids, Vacuum Tube Hearing Aids, Transistor Hearing Aids, Body Hearing Aids, Eyeglass Hearing Aids and much more!

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Vacuum Tube Hearing Aids: 1921-1953

Miscellaneous Vacuum Tube Hearing Aids: 1921-1953

Aladdin Unipak Model 7 Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid ((1941)
Audicon Model 415 Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1951)
Audium Model MP-510 Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1949)
Audivox Model 67 (Super) Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1950)
Aurex Model CA Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1944)
Cleartone "Regency" Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1949)
Cleartone Model 700 Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1950)
Challenger Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1949)
Champion Model 215 Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1952)
Duratron Model R Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1946)
Dynamic "Dysonic 2-E) Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1947)
Fortiphone Model 17-L Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1945)
Fortiphone Model 23 Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1953)
Gem Model V-4 Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1941)
Gem Model 66 Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1950)
Griffin & Tatlock "Microdeaf" Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1937)
Micronic Model 202 Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1948)
Multitone VPM Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1937)
Pylon Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1945)
Silvertone Model M-35 Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1949)
Tonemaster "Cameo" Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1950)
Vacolite Model Z Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1943)
Vacolite Model J "Magic Mike" Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1947)
Vactuphone Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1921)
Unknown make (Type 30) Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1930)
Unknown make Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1939)
Unknown make Vacuum Tube Hearing Aid (1940)

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The Hugh Hetherington On-line Hearing Aid Museum is sponsored by
The Center for Hearing Loss Help

"where you will receive the information, sup-port and counsel you need in order to live an exciting and fulfilling life in spite of your hearing loss"
 

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"How shall [hard of hearing people] believe in [Jesus Christ] of whom they have not heard?
And how shall they hear without [hearing aids in order to hear] a preacher."
(Romans 10:14)

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