Eveready 1035 Hearing Aid "A" Battery
This
Eveready No. 1035 was a 1˝ volt hearing aid "A" battery. It
was used in some hearing aids in the 1930s and 1940s. The example was
made in 1945.
It
weighed 1.2 oz., and measured 1⅞" high by 1" in diameter.
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Front view of an older version of the Eveready 1035 battery showing a
different design.
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Side view of the Eveready 1035 battery showing the use before date of
Nov. 1945.
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Opposite side view of the Eveready 1035 battery.
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Top view of the Eveready 1035 battery.
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Top view of the older version of the Eveready 1035 battery.
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Bottom view of the Eveready 1035 battery.
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Back view of the older version of the Eveready 1035 battery.
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The Eveready 1035 batteries came in a box of 12. Front of the
shipping box.
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Top view of the
shipping box showing the "use by" date of Nov. 1945.
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Rear view of the shipping box of the Eveready 1035 batteries. Back in
the mid 1940s, Eveready was owned by the National Carbon Co. Inc.
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Inside the shipping box. Six of the original 12 batteries still
remain.
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