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English: Tolnai LP20 Tape Recorder. Long Playing tape recorder with 20 tracks, constructed by the Hungarian-Swedish Diploma Engineer Gábor Kornél Tolnai (1902-1982), Stockholm, in the 1950s. Since 1986 the tape recorder is in "Tekniska museet" in Stockholm.
Svenska: Tolnai LP20 Bandspelare. Långspelande bandspelare med 20 kanaler, konstruerad av den ungersk-svenske diplomingenjören Gábor Kornél Tolnai (1902-1982), Stockholm, på 1950-talet. Sedan 1986 är bandspelaren på Tekniska museet, Stockholm. |
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| Source | Tolnai LP20 Tape Recorder. |
| Author | Photographer Peter Häll, Tekniska museet, Stockholm |
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Accession number TeM49847. Tekniska museet, Stockholm.
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