Visit to Antique Wireless Museum -Telegraph Office

[@raymondgarafano8604]

The sounder in the resonator box has its clicks louder due to echo effect of the resonator box built by the White Co. in Worcester, Mass.

[@MrHenry1876]

Awesome, Randy! Very glad to find these amazing people preserving history through dots and dashes.

[@raymondgarafano8604]

In the corner above the wainscotting is a telegraph switchboard instruments can be hooked to the outside lines say number 1 line N or S or E or W and also used for troubleshooting.

[@ve3krp]

Big thanks to all those who preserve this stuff..... Great video....

[@TomG2NV]

Superb! Thanks to Chris for a wonderful and fascinating presentation, I can scene the passion for the subject in his every word. The world needs more people like this to preserve and cherish our heritage! I salute you! 73, Tom, G2NV.

[@markdivecchio]

Great video. I learned a lot. Chris is an old college buddy whose voice I hadn't heard since the 1970's.

[@larrysherwood9]

Randy, This guy was absolutely fascinating! Thanks for making this video! Loved it!

[@hemi350hp]

Fantastic video. Great production Randy. Hats off to Chris for an excellent presentation of fascinating history.

[@johnbellas490]

Hello Randy and all my HAM friends !! I have that same Philco radio with the remote control unit, both operating condition !! this model was introduced in the 1939 N.Y. Worlds FAIR, and as Randy said here IT WAS the first WIRELESS REMOTE control radio at that time!! That Bell labs transistor radio case looks curiously like an early Zenith Transoceanic!! -- John Bellas KC2UVN

[@allanegleston4931]

i live in sonora ca. we had a western union office on stoctkon road .( long since closed ). never had a chance to go into it see what it was like . this was before they went to money grams, etc

[@LuckysMotorcycles]

Does anyone know what the old tobacco cans are for ?

[@K7AGE]

It amplified the sound

[@W7LDT]

That was great, Randy

[@w8lvradio]

"Telegraphing in Battle" is available as a FREE Ebook on Google Books. Also there you will find numerous FREE classic books on telegraphy and early radio. 73 DE W8LV BILL

[@BobDenny]

I LOVE THIS. I have seen so many posts from you Chris. Now I know what you are like. Wonderful. Are you getting the that 20WPM Reuters from my robot??? On wire 121 of mtc-kob? That's coming from my American Morse feed program about 20 feet from me. I developed it years ago ... and I just found old 2018 email from you helping me with some quirks and errors in the American Morse. THANKS FOR THE HELP AND BRAVO!!!

[@BrianPW1]

Very interesting video. I have an interest in 'communication' and I will be contacting this gentleman's 'Morse Club'. My great grandfather's career began aged 12 in 1862 as an assistant in the engineering dept of the Electric and International Telegraph Company, London. Best regards, Brian P. Willmot Esq (Family Historian)

[@ipklondonuk]

what a great place

[@jaberie308]

Very cool.

[@joemarchinski914]

very cool piece of history ...great subject

[@K6TJO]

Good stuff! Thanks

[@plhebel1]

Thanks so much for the video

[@sparky42]

great Vid Randy . Very interesting de KA3FAD