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What medical material was used by Soviet manufacturers of handicraft records?

In the USSR, old X-rays were widely used to make handicraft records on which illegal music was recorded. They were called "plates on the bones" or "plates on the ribs". This material was free, the medical staff even thanked those who helped unload the archives.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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