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Second part of Belgian isolators. 2 |
Replica of the very first telephone (patent model) of Graham Bell in 1876. 3 |
Typical British "Key On Board" with a Walters key (1917). 1-4 |
A nice and old two valve Marconi amplifier: the A2. 4 |
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A not so common Siemens & Halske register (Berlin). 8 |
This is a register by Siemens Brothers (London). 8 |
The AG1 amplifier by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company. 3 |
The TG2 tuner by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company. 3 |
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Two small Marconi boxes. 7 |
A typical Marconi variable condenser from the early days. 3 |
Another model of a Baudot printing telegraph. 4 |
This "breadboard" must be one of the very first radios made by the Belgian SBR company. 4 |
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A pretty Swedish galvanometer by Ă–ller. 6 |
This Omnigraph has 15 disks and each disk can be segmented. 2 |
A relay box by J.H. Bunnell (thank you Tim!). 7 |
A nice old tape rewinder. 2 |
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