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Letter: Thomas A Edison 65 Fifth Ave New York, USA, re City Council letter of Feb 20, advising

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Unique IDA-00308483SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]ParentCSA085323Date19th April 1882Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: Thomas A Edison 65 Fifth Ave New York, USA, re City Council letter of Feb 20, advising that he is negotiating with someone in London re selling his NSW electric light interests.

This letter appeared in the City of Sydney's 2017 exhibition "Our City - 175 Years in 175 Objects" - Item 55 - Building - Power - Correspondence from Thomas Edison, 1882 (page 75 in exhibition catalogue)LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYesGeographic location^[1]

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Volume number184

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Street number65Street nameFifthStreet typeAvenueSuburbNew YorkPostcode10003StateNew YorkCountryUnited States of America

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Source system ID26/184/918

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Letter: Thomas A Edison 65 Fifth Ave New York, USA, re City Council letter of Feb 20, advising

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