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A couple of years ago, I obtained a box of manuals and other assorted vintage literature of interest to the radio collecting / restoration group of individuals. This particular piece is an instruction sheet and operator's manual for a Western Union Standard Radio-Telegraph Signal Set. There is nothing contained therein that would be a necessity for a ham radio operator, but if you collect vintage sending equipment, then this piece of literature would be of interest to you. The manual is intact, but yellowed from the cheap paper it was printed on. I found it humorus because contained in the manual is abbreviations for morse code signals that resemble, somewhat, the email abbreviations used by my 21 and 17 year old daughters. For instance, CUL, means "see you later" and CUD means "could". (Western union radio telegraph key code signal flyer was posted and is owned by: Jennifer Norris) |
jennifer-norris@chicagopartsnetwork.com (Jennifer Norris) for more information.
