New Exhibit:

A never-before-seen collection of patent documents & correspondence between the
visionary inventor and the Waltham Watch Co.

Nikola Tesla (1856 – 1943) and the Waltham Watch Company discuss the business of the Tesla-designed air-friction speedometer, manufactured in the 1920s.

None of this has ever been shared with the public before.

On display will be Tesla's original handwritten letters to I. E. Boucher and Frederic C. Dumaine, Sr., respectively the Manager and President of the Waltham Watch Company, and their replies, providing a unique insight into the business dealings between one of the most celebrated inventors of the Twentieth Century and one of the most innovative of American manufacturing companies.

Original patent transfers and other business papers are also part of this landmark collection.