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1. ABBREVIATIONS & PROCEDURES 2. ACTIVITIES/EVENTS 2a. ACTIVITIES/EVENTS - ( 2 ) 3. AIR FORCE 4. AMATEUR RADIO 5. ARMY 6. BEGINNERS CORNER 7. BIOGRAPHICAL 8. BOOK REVIEWS 9. CABLE AND WIRELESS 10. CARTOONS 11. CIRCUITS 12. CIVIL AVIATION 13. CLANDESTINE / SPECIAL OPERATIONS 14. CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 15. COHERENT CW 16. COMMERCIAL LICENSING 17. COMPETITION 18. COMPUTERS 19. EARLY WIRELESS 20. EQUIPMENT REVIEWS 21. EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH 22. HELIOGRAPH 23. HIGH SPEED TELEGRAPHY 24. ILLUSTRATIONS 25. INDEX 26. INSTRUMENTS, HISTORICAL 27. INSTRUMENTS, RESTORATION 28. INSULATORS 29. INTERNET 30. KEYS & INSTRUMENTS 31. LEARNING MORSE 32. LICENSING 33. LIGHT SIGNALLING 34. LINE TELEGRAPHY 35. MARITIME (SEE ALSO 'NAVY') 36. MARS (MILITARY AFFILIATE RADIO SYSTEM) 37. MISCELLANEOUS 38. MORSE CODE 39. MORSE EPHEMERA 40. MORSE FOR THE DISABLED 41. MORSE, SAMUEL F.B. 42. MORSUM MAGNIFICAT 43. MUSEUMS 44. NAVY (SEE ALSO 'MARITIME') 45. NO-CODE CONTROVERSY 46. OBITUARIES 47. OPERATING, SKILLS 48. OPERATING GENERAL 49. OPTICAL TELEGRAPH 50. POETRY 51. POLAR EXPLORATION 52. POLICE 53. POST OFFICE 54. PRESS 55. RAILWAYS 56. READERS' LETTERS 57. REFLECTIONS FROM UNCLE BAS (Memories of a sea-going R/O) 58. SATELLITES 59. SCOUTING 60. STOCK EXCHANGE 61. SUBMARINE TELEGRAPHY 62. TELEGRAPHISTS CRAMP 63. TIME 64. WEB PAGES 65. WESTERN UNION 66. WIRELESS SCHOOLS

THE CUMULATIVE INDEX TO
MORSUM MAGNIFICAT ISSUES 1 to 64

CATEGORY	Topic	Author	Issue	Page

1.  ABBREVIATIONS & PROCEDURES
	33, Use of A '	Radio, WIA	37	39
	55 (ltr)	M. Zurn	38	42
	55 (ltrs)	Various	39	42
	55 (ltrs)	Various	40	42
	55. AGCW-DL Position (ltr)	Otto Wiesner	43	41
	72 signal	G-QRP Club	21	4
	Abbrevs & Procedures (ltr)	Various	31	43
	Abbrevs & Procedures (ltrs)	Various	29	39
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	25	38
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	26	42
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	27	46
	Acc/Barred Letters - Info Wanted	Duncan Leak	55	7
	ADFGX	Gerald Stancey	16	30
	Amateur Number Signals (ltr)	Martin Zurn	41	40
	Barred Letters (ltr)	Vic Reynolds	56	48
	'CH', re (ltr)	Otto A. Weisner	45	46
	Distinctive Tone (ltr)	B. Eldridge	37	47
	Distinctive Tone (ltr)	J. Worthington	38	43
	Distinctive Tone (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	39	46
	Don't Understand  (ltr)	D. Leak	38	44
	Don't Understand! (ltr)	R.Q. Marris	37	46
	Erasure Signal (ltr)	R. Prosser	35	40
	Erasure Signal (ltr)	Various	36	43
	Erasure Signal (ltr)	G. Wormald	37	46
	Erasure Signal (ltr)	J. Worthington	38	41
	Erasure Signal (ltr)	J.N. Elwood	40	41
	Exclamation Mark (ltr)	David Gunning	43	47
	Exclamation Mark Not Needed (ltr)	Alan Smith	48	47
	Radiotelegraph & R/telephone Codes	John Alcorn	53	6
	Radiotelegraph & R/telephone Codes	John Alcorn	54	5
	How do you Laugh on the Radio?	Steve McCallum	56	20
	KN barred (ltr)	B. Eldridge	37	44
	McElroy Chart of Codes and Signals	G. Arnold	38	33
	Misunderstood (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	42	44
	Neglected Exclam. Mark (ltr)	J.B. Prior	39	45
	Neglected Exclam. Mark (ltr)	Various	40	39
	New Exclamation Mark? (ltr)	Otto A. Weisner	41	41
	New Exclamation Mark? (ltr)	Otto A. Weisner	45	46
	New Exclamation Mark? (ltrs)	Various	42	44
	New Exclamation Mark? (ltrs)	Various	44	47
	Now you know! (AR & SK)	QST 1917	12	14
	Overdoing It (ltr)	'Andy' Nyberg	42	46
	Phillips Code 1975 Revision	John N. Elwood	64	42
	Positions and Points (ltrs)	Various	55	47
	Proper Nouns (ltr)	R. Prosser	33	47
	Prowords and Abbreviations	John Alcorn	53	6
	Prowords and Abbreviations	John Alcorn	54	5
	Q & Z codebook	Dick Kraayveld	19	44
	Q & Z codebook reprinted	Dick Kraayveld	18	3
	Q & Z codes	Gerald Stancey	17	13
	QRM? - Send GTH!	D.C. Prout	16	37
	QUS?	R. Hellemons	31	38
	R&S-Codes Pre 1912 Brevity Codes	Scott Anderson	63	34
	Reprint of 1923 Phillips Code   	Ken Miller      	60	6
	Those Tones (ltr)	R. Wilson	33	43
	Those Tones (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	35	43
	Understand (ltr)	O. Weisner	38	44
	Understand (ltr)	Jack Barker	42	46
	Understand (ltrs)	Various	40	40
	Upper Case for Weather Reports	M-Christie	55	16
	Use of 'R' for decimal point?	Geoff Arnold	53	1
	VA or SK?	G. Arnold	26	8
	Walter Phillips & Code	Tony Smith      	61	34
	What became of Ey En Toc barred?	Eric McFarland	18	14
	India November Tango barred	Ron Wilson	20	12
	Where Did They Come From?	Gary Bold	41	30
	Why Not 'CH'? (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	44	46

2.  ACTIVITIES/EVENTS
	100 Years of Radio Conference	IEE	42	6
	75th Anniv 1st UK/Aust Message	VK2WAH	31	10
	90th Anniversary of PCH (ltr)	K. Lagerberg	34	43
	9J50UN on U.N. Day	Brian Otter	41	3
	Activity Week	AGCW-DL	39	3
	AGCW HOT Party 1997	AGCW-DL	54	7
	AGCW-DL Activities 1996	AGCW-DL	43	5
	AGCW-DL Activities 1998	AGCW-DL	55	7
	AGCW-DL HOT Party 1995	AGCW-DL	42	2
	AGCW-DL HOT Party 96	AGCW-DL	48	8
	AGCW-DL QRP Summer Contest '96	AGCW-DL	46	8
	AGCW-DL QRP/QRP Party 1996	AGCW-DL	45	4
	AGCW-DL QRP/QRP Party '97	AGCW-DL	51	4
	AGCW-DL Straight Key Party '95	AGCW-DL	41	5
	AGCW-DL Straight Key Party '96	AGCW-DL	47	6
	AGCW-DL Straight Key Party '97	AGCW-DL	53	10
	First USA/EU Amateur Contact	SARA	48	8
	First USA/EU Amateur Contact	ARRL Letter	50	6
	Antique Field Day 1989	Norway	12	15
	Belgian/Canadian Commemoration	OS6NF	36	3
	Brazilian Party	CWAS	32	5
	Celebs at Locust Grove	Locust Grove	19	40
	Chalk Pits Museum Wireless Day	D. Rudram	29	7
	Clandestine Field Day 1987	Norway	7	2
	Clayesmore Morse Festival	Announcement	26	2
	Clayesmore Morse Festival	G. Arnold	27	9
	CW Activity Calendar	July/Sep 1991	20	8
	CW - Klondike Days 97 Exposition	Dave Clarke	53	8
	CW Morse Day at Locust Grove	P'keepsie ARC	23	3
	CW News Bulletins, GB2RS	RSGB	11	35
	CW Proficiency Runs	Nth Cheshire RC	15	23
	CW Success at WRTC-96	W5YI Report	48	2
	CZEBRIS 1995	G-QRP Club	38	2
	CZEBRIS 1996	G-QRP-C	43	5
	CZEBRIS 1997	G-QRP Club	49	6
	CZEBRIT 94. New QRP Event	G. Taylor	31	8
	Czech paras commemoration	OK1HR	24	8
	Czech/UK QRP tests 1991	OK-QRP & G-QRP	18	9
	Danish Liberation Celebrations	T. Dahl	33	3
	East to West QRP 1990	OK-QRP & G-QRP	17	4
	East to West QRP 1990	OK-QRP & G-QRP	19	43
	EUCW activity summary	EUCW	18	22
	EUCW CW QSO Party 1994	EUCW	36	2
	EUCW SKD 1990, SK awards	SCAG	18	5
	EUCW Straight Key Day 1990	D. Bourcart	17	12
	Europe for QRP 1992	G/OK QRP Clubs	24	3
	Europe for QRP 1993	OK-QRP Club	29	3
	Europe for QRP success	G/OK QRP Clubs	23	2
	Europe for QRP Weekend 1994	G-QRP Club	35	3
	Europe for QRP Weekend 1995	G-QRP-C	41	5
	Europe for QRP Weekend 1996	G-QRP Club	47	6
	FOC Late Summer CW QSO Party	FOC	24	4
	Fraternising CW Party 1987	EUCW	5	2
	Fraternising CW Party 1988	EUCW	9	13
	Fraternising CW Party 1989	EUCW	13	43
	Fraternising CW Party 1990	EUCW	17	3
	Fraternising CW Party 1992	EUCW	25	2
	Fraternising CW Party 1993	EUCW	30	2
	Fraternising CW Party 1996	EUCW	48	6
	Fraternising CW Party 1997	EUCW	6	6
	GB2IWM on VE & VJ Day	Duxford RS	39	2
	GB2IWM on VJ Day	Duxford RS	40	2
	G-QRP Winter Sports 1995	G-QRP-C	43	5
	G-QRP Winter Sports 1996	G-QRP Club	49	7
	G-QRP Winter Sports 1997	G-QRP Club	55	6
	Great day at Dubbo	Morsecodians	7	41
	Hand Key Party	AGCW-DL	28	3
	Happy Birthday Prof. Morse	Various	19	36
	Happy New Year Contest	AGCW-DL	2	26
	HOT Party 1991	AGCW-DL	21	6
	HOT-Party 1990	AGCW-DL	17	5
	India Hamvention - 94	J. Walder-Davis	32	4
	Marconi Memorial Month 1995	AGCW-DL	40	4
	MEGS S.F.B. Morse Birthday  1995	MEGS	38	4
	MEGS S.F.B. Morse Birthday  1996	MEGS	44	7
	MEGS S.F.B. Morse Birthday  1997	MEGS	50	4
	MEGS S.F.B. Morse Success 1996	MEGS	47	10
	MEGS S.F.B. Morse Success 1997	MEGS	52	5
	Morse 2000 Conference	Univ/Wisconsin	34	7
	Morse 2000 Conference '97	Univ/Wisconsin	52	3
	Morse bicentennial, Reports	Various	20	41
	Morse bicentennial information	Various	18	42
	Morse Day at Locust Grove	P'keepsie ARC	23	3
	Morse Memorial Day in Holland	M. Pouw-Arnold	40	6
	Morse Memorial Day in Holland	M. Pouw-Arnold	58	6
	Morse Test Anniversary (ltr)	Roy Clayton	46	47
	Morse Test Service (RSGB)Weekend	Roy Clayton	57	2
	NMN Closing Ceremony	USCG	40	2
	Nottingham Morse Seminar 1989	R. Wilson	13	34
	Nottingham Morse seminar 1993	R. Wilson	24	6
	Nottingham Morse Seminar 1993	R. Wilson	26	2
	Nottingham Morse Seminar 1993	R. Wilson	27	4
	Nottingham Morse Seminar 1993	R. Wilson	28	5
	NZ Morse Competitions	Break-In	25	4
	OK-GQRP Tests 1987	UK/Czechoslovaki	2	40
	Operation Alice	Australia	13	7
	Operation Maquis 1994	J-J Legrand	32	2
	Operation Maquis 1994	J-J. Legrand	33	2
	Operation Maquis 1994	DARTS	35	8
	ORIGINAL-QRP Contest Dec 97	H. Weber	55	6
	QNC! Autumn Challenge 1991	Scott Laughlin	20	4
	QRP Convention 1988	Yeovil ARC	7	40
	QRP Convention 1994	Yeovil ARC	33	4
	QRP Summer Contest 1995	AGCW-DL	40	4
	QRP Winter Contest 1995	AGCW-DL	37	4
	QRP/QRP Party 1995	AGCW-DL	39	3
	QRPp Activity Day - Monthly	OK QRP Club	27	5
	RUFZ Top-List Competition	Tony Smith	45	38
	RUFZ Version 3.0. Released	DL4MM	54	3
	Russian QRP Contest	U QRP Club	24	4
	Scandinavian CW activities	SCAG	4	40
	Semi-Auto Key Evening 1995	AGCW-DL	37	5
	Straight Key Day 1988	RSGB	9	21
	Straight Key Day 1989	EUCW	12	20
	Straight Key Day 1990	EUCW	16	35
	Straight Key Evening 1988	Edgware & DRS	7	8
	Straight Key Evening 1991	Edgware & DRS	19	42
	Straight Key Evening 1993	Edgware & DRS	27	8
	Straight Key Evening 1994	Edgware & DRS	33	5
	Straight Key Evening 1997	Edgware & DRS	53	10
	Straight Key Week 1991	FISTS	20	6
	Surrender Rebroadcast to Australia	G. Cochrane	40	7
	Telegram from Timbertown	Australia	10	10
	Thanks OM G...!	La Pioche	48	44
	TOPS activities	Chris Hammett	18	9
	TOPS Activity Contest 1992	TOPS	25	3
	TOPS Activity Contest 1993	C. Hammett	30	3
	UCWC contest 1992	UCWC	24	6
	UCWC Morse Contest	UCWC	44	5
	UFT contest 1988	France	10	12
	UK Morse Test Anniversary Stations	Roy Clayton	45	24
	UK Morse Test Anniversary 1997	Roy Clayton	51	2
	Wales/Australia Anniversary	Dragon ARC	35	2
	World Amateur Radio Day 1995	IARU	37	2
	World QRP Day 1989	IARU	12	30
	World QRP Day 1990	IARU	16	2
	World QRP Day 1992	IARU	23	2
	World QRP Day 1993	IARU	27	5
	World QRP Day 1994	IARU	33	5
	World QRP Day 1995	IARU	39	3
	World QRP Day 1996	IARU	45	3
	Yeovil QRP CW Funrun	Yeovil ARC	50	6

2a. ACTIVITIES/EVENTS (2)
	Argentine Commemorate Hist'cal DX	News	63	6
	EUCW Fraternising CWQSO Party 1998	EUCW	60	5
	I Tappa Key CW Contest	Larry Kayser	59	7
	Marconi Celebration Station     	RAC	61	8
	Morse Examiners Weekend Well Done!	Guy R. Warburton	64	44
	New IOTA Island	News	62	8
	Royal Flying Doctor Service Award	News	62	6
	Morse Test Service Ann'ry Weekend	News	63	2
	Worked EUCW award	EUCW	60	6

3.  AIR FORCE
	A/C Ident. Sw'bx, More on the	V. Reynolds	33	36
	Aircraft Ident. Switchbox	Tony Smith	30	18
	Aircraft Ident. Switchbox (ltr)	G. Farrance	31	47
	Burton and Spark (ltr)	Ray Redwood	22	45
	Comet key (ltr)	R. Wilson	21	41
	Complex Comms for a Mass Flight	Don DeNeuf	55	33
	Creed Trainer Key	Tony Smith	33	40
	CW on the Comet-2	J. Densem	34	11
	Eavesdroppers, The (Bk Review)	T. Jones	29	34
	Forbidden bugs	Stan Williams	16	27
	Gone for a Burton (ltr)	J. Pemberton	21	39
	Ham's Signals Save Crew and Plane	Helmut Seike	55	44
	In Yugoslavia with the B2-1	Len Key	12	31
	In Yugoslavia with the B2-2	Len Key	13	18
	It Lives! advert for RAF Morse	Min. of Defence	45	6
	Landlines in the RAF	R.K. Taylor	17	40
	Middle East memories	C.C. Halliday	2	27
	Morse Still Used in the RAF	Sqn Ldr Brackpool	47	2
	Mr Marseille - 1	C. Lunsford	45	8
	Mr Marseille - 2	C. Lunsford	46	26
	RAF 10F/8782 Key (ltr)	D.A. Coe	33	45
	RAF Operators (ltr)	G. Armstrong	37	47
	RAF Operators (ltr)	J. Worthington	38	46
	RAF Operators (ltr)	B. Eldridge	39	43
	RAF Operators (ltr)	Douglas Byrne	41	41
	RAF Type D Key Survey	Tony Smith	34	9
	Return to Hendon	RAFARS	1	9
	Round Trip with a Key, A	S. Garner	33	22
	Sorry Grace! (ltr)	J. Barker	40	41
	T1154/R1155-1	Various	13	1
	T1154/R1155-2	Various	14	28
	V for Victory (ltr)	D. Johnson	31	47
	W/Ops or Signallers? (ltr)	D. Byrne	35	43
	W/Ops or Signallers? (ltr)	R. Prosser	36	43
	Which Burton?	Guardian	18	13
	Wireless During a Flight	RFC 1916	27	22
	Zogging (ltr)	R.A. Parrott	26	39

4.  AMATEUR RADIO
	902Mhz CW Record	CQ Magazine	31	4
	A few comments	Don deNeuf	14	22
	A few statistics	S. Muster	4	9
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	25	38
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	26	42
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	27	46
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	29	39
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	31	43
	Amat Radio Licences in Iceland	R.H. Stefansson	32	4
	Amateur Morse Test Review Delayed Until 2001	ITU	55	3
	Amateur Radio in the Year 2005	J. Griffin	30	27
	Amateurs on 500kHz? (ltr)	J. Davies	27	42
	Annoying Obstacle (ltr)	B. Eldridge	27	45
	Argentine Amateurs, New CW Requirements	Alberto Silva	57	3
	Ark of Peace/MM	ROARS	18	4
	Arolish	R. Gould-King	53	12
	ARRL Sets up Policy Review Committee	ARRL	45	2
	ARRL Supports Code	W5YI Report	27	3
	Audio Filters	Wm.G. Pierpont	46	36
	Award, 3A-CW	C. Passet	21	4
	Award, BINGO!	RSGB	22	5
	Award, CQ WAZ - CW	CQ magazine	21	4
	Award, UCW Morse	V. Stepanenko	21	5
	Award, UCWC	V. Stepanenko	21	5
	Bandplan Changes	IARU Rgn 1	31	3
	Bitte QRX, Krieg!	M. Ockenden	14	15
	Bug User Group (ltr)	J.H. Nohns	23	46
	Clayesmore Morse Festival	Announcement	26	2
	Clayesmore Morse Festival	G. Arnold	27	9
	CMOS Super Keyer II	G.Bold/J.Rehak	25	18
	Computers and Morse	Gary Bold	31	32
	Concern re US Code Exemptions	W5YI Report	29	4
	Exams for handicapped US amateurs	W5YI REPORT	20	7
	CQ XU2UU	Ray Hunting	6	53
	CW Beacon, WA6APQ	James H. Smith	52	9
	CW Etiquette (ltr)	J. Worthington	25	44
	CW Etiquette (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	25	44
	CW Etiquette (ltr)	G. Longden	25	45
	CW in Monaco	3A-CW-Group	34	5
	CW in Russia (ltr)	A. Troubachov	23	45
	CW Increasing!	RSGB	26	3
	CW News Bulletins	AGCW-DL & RSGB	21	6
	CW News Bulletins Permanent	RSGB	16	2
	CW Tones (ltr)	Mike Whitaker	42	47
	CW/Mobile (ltrs)	Various	27	42
	CW/Mobile Safety (ltr)	N. Little	26	47
	CW-Virus	M. Pouw-Arnold	56	34
	Danish Liberation Celebrations	T. Dahl	33	3
	Danish Morse Test to be 5 wpm	Jens H. Nohns	46	3
	Down-Under LF DX Firsts	ARRL Letter	54	3
	Duxford RS re-inaugurated	Duxford RS	23	4
	DX Pile-ups, another approach	J. Hanson	21	8
	Dyslexia Rules	John Pears	10	40
	Elmering New CW Operators	Larry Kayser	55	32
	EUCW activity	Summary	18	22
	EUCW continues to Grow	EUCW	32	2
	EUCW News	EUCW	8	21
	EUCW News	EUCW	17	2
	EUCW still growing	EUCW	21	4
	EUCW, first Award	EUCW	22	2
	EUCW, more members	EUCW	22	3
	EUCW, UCWC new member	EUCW	20	5
	EUCW. Worked EUCW Award	EUCW	30	3
	EUCW. Worked EUCW Award	EUCW	36	3
	EUCW. Worked EUCW Award	EUCW	48	7
	EUCW. Worked EUCW Award	EUCW	54	5
	Everything You Ever Wanted - Morse Code	F. Maia	29	18
	Excuses!	U.D. Ernst	4	11
	Exit Heathkit	W5YI REPORT	20	6
	Fake Distress Calls	W5YI Report	29	2
	FASC (Future of the Amateur Service Committee	IARU	44	2
	French Callsigns Changed	B. Real	29	7
	From Sprog to Morse examiner	Mike Davidson	20	21
	Future of Amateur & Commercial Radiotelegraphy	F. Maia	38	8
	GAM1 on CW	G. Williams	27	9
	Geo-Physical Broadcasts in CW	G. Williams	46	3
	Give those UAs a bit of their own back	Gus Taylor	6	14
	Gleanings from France	Radio-REF	28	3
	Halcyon days, AR in VK4	Book review	9	10
	Ham Band Intruders in RSA	SARL	53	5
	Ham radio in 2036, A prophecy	Ron Glassop	5	5
	Ham's Signals Save Crew and Plane	Helmut Seike	55	44
	HAREC for UK 	Radcom Agency	47	5
	HF Band Plan, Rgn 1 Changes	IARU	49	2
	HF Band Planning, Future	IARU	26	2
	Higher G-CW power confirmed	DTI	20	5
	Higher speed exams in Australia	Amat. Radio	21	4
	Historic key of 1AW	A.W.A.	13	40
	How do you Laugh on the Radio?	Steve McCallum	56	20
	How I became a Morse Teacher	R. Whittaker	28	28
	Hungarian group to join EUCW	EUCW Newsletter	19	43
	I.R.A. Morse Transmissions	R.H. Stefansson	33	5
	IARU Rgn 1 Conf. Morse Vote	IARU	30	4
	Icelandic Novices	R.H Stefansson	25	7
	Ignition Coil Spark TX (ltr)	J. Packer	30	47
	In praise of simplicity	Rich, PY3DK	17	20
	India Hamvention - 94	J. Walder-Davis	32	4
	Interference Silences South African CW Beacon	SARL News	56	5
	Intruders on 7 MHz - French Concern	UFT/EUCW	54	4
	Invisible chess player, The	Don deNeuf	9	17
	I-QRP Club formed	I-QRP Club	38	3
	Is Morse Passing?	W/World 1934	55	10
	It's always the keyer	Ted Teeuwisse	17	25
	Jarvis Street gang, The	Derek Nicholls	7	9
	Joe Kelly Memorial Award	Dundee ARC	37	3
	Krenkel, E.T., 90th Anniv	Radio Magazine	39	16
	Language of Morse, The	Angie Sitton	9	14
	Laser records on CW	CQ magazine	21	2
	Letters to the Morseman	Gary Bold	29	30
	Listening for RAEM	Ray Hunting	8	16
	Love and kisses	A. Zielhorst	2	35
	Low power Dxing	C. Austin	21	32
	M0RSE QSL cards delayed	RSGB	22	3
	Massillon factor, The	Alan Plotnick	8	32
	Meet Dr. DX!	Steve Muster	6	19
	MEGS Proficiency Award	MEGS	37	2
	MEGS, GM0RSE Allocated	MEGS	25	5
	Microwave records on CW	W5YI Report	21	2
	More power for G-CW	RSGB	18	9
	Morse bicentenary award	Bromsgrove DARC	20	47
	Morse Code. New Places for an Old Art?	A. Prather	30	37
	Morse Memorial Day in Holland	M. Pouw-Arnold	46	4
	Morse QSLs - SeriesVariousVarious	Various	24	43
	Morse testing/training in UK	Ron Wilson	8	22
	Morse Tests in NZ	Break-In	25	4
	Morse Tests on Demand	RSGB	41	2
	Morse Use 54 percent	ARRL	41	2
	My days as an Amateur Morse Examiner	B. Faulkner	23	38
	New Australian CW trophy	WIA	17	8
	New Chief Morse Examiner	RSGB	18	10
	New Morse Test Standard (USA)	W5YI Report	29	5
	New Products	Sanelli Tech	26	3
	New UK Novice Morse test	R. Clayton	21	28
	News and Comment from France	UFT/La Pioche	46	34
	No problems in VE yet	W5YI REPORT	18	6
	Novice exam contract to C&G	DTI	18	9
	Novice Morse test announced	DTI	20	2
	NZ Novice test speed option	Gary Bold	17	8
	Oldham calling!	D. Nicholls	2	37
	Operating the B2 on the Amateur Bands	John Pears	42	12
	ORACLE	F. Maia	38	12
	PA-CW-Test	M. Pouw-Arnold	29	10
	Paddle & Keyer - Amateur CW Techniques	Bob Locher	56	40
	Pay Up Or Else! (Lic. procs)	DTI	30	3
	Points for Beginners	Geo Longden	27	32
	Pse QRS	Geo Longden	17	21
	Q & Z codes	Gerald Stancey	17	13
	QNC! launched	Scott Laughlin	20	4
	QRPers Honoured	QRP ARCI	48	6
	QRPers Troubled by DK0WCY	G.J. Bennett	47	3
	QSK	E. Kaleveld	3	18
	QTI Tape Magazine	H. Longley	29	7
	QUS?	R. Hellemons	31	38
	RAEM is my call-sign	Book review	6	22
	RAYNET CW procedures	RadCom	20	6
	Recollections of the B2	Mike Pavely	11	38
	RNARS QRQ transmissions	RNARS	23	3
	Robot Morse Beacon, New Italian	IARU Rgn 1 News	55	17
	RSGB Survey on Quals/Licensing Stucture for UK	RSGB	44	3
	Running Down the Battery	Gary Bold	50	52
	SARL News Bulletin Now Again in Morse Code	SARL	55	5
	Secret of Learning Morse code	Book review	7	32
	SFBM code proficiency award	ARRL	18	3
	Sinister Symbols from the Past
		(Wouff Hong & Rettysnitch)	Gary Bold	41	28
	Slow Morse Transmissions GB2CW	RSGB	16	41
	So You Want To Be a Morse Test Examiner? - 1	R. Clayton	34	14
	So You Want to be a Morse Test Examiner? - 2	R. Clayton	35	36
	Some Day I'll Know	S. Martin	30	42
	South African Novice Licence	B. Brokensha	18	5
	Telegraphy in Action	James S.Farrior	54	26
	Test Exemptions Questioned	FCC	27	8
	TF, A word with	R. Stefansson	11	17
	The CFO Lives!	Gary Bold	41	28
	The First CW QSO	Gary Bold	54	40
	The Joy of Morse	David Sumner	58	30
	The Morseman of Godzone	Gary Bold	41	26
	Things were a lot quieter in those days	Gus Taylor	15	38
	Threat to USA QRP frequency	ARCI/W5YI	16	3
	Trophy, KW	RadCom	21	4
	Two QSOs	Gary Bold	56	16
	UCWC Award	UCWC	24	7
	UFT AGM	La Pioche	36	5
	UFT, News from	La Pioche	40	34
	UK Amateurs Lose Part of 10GHz	RA	49	3
	UK Callbook on Disk	J. Bailey	34	9
	UK Morse Test - Changes	RA-DTI	25	3
	UK Morse Test Anniversary	Roy Clayton	45	24
	UK Morse Test Fees Increased	RSGB	40	3
	UK Morse Test Fees Increased	RSGB	48	3
	UK Novice Frequencies - More	RA-DTI	27	4
	UK Novice Licence announced	DTI	16	2
	UK Spectrum Strategy Published	RA	53	3
	US Morse Test, More Stringent Test Proposed	ARRL Letter	50	7
	US Morse Tests, The	Gary Bold	32	30
	VK Morse Beacon	NE Radio Club	35	6
	VK YL CW trophy	WIA	18	6
	VK6RCW Morse Beacon	WIA W.Austraila	38	3
	W1AW code schedule	ARRL	18	2
	Well Done Keith! (Novice Awd)	G-QRP-C	26	4
	What became of Ey En Toc barred?	Eric McFarland	18	14
	What became of India November Tango barred	Ron Wilson	20	12
	What of the future?	Roy Clayton	19	46
	When Hams First Talked across the Herring Pond	W.C. Borrett	2	3
	Who Said This is the End of Morse code (ltr)	George Allan	52	45
	Why HI?	T. Mansfield	28	24
	ZRO Test	AMSAT	33	3

5.  ARMY
	A letter from Churchill	Ray Hunting	5	13
	A Remarkable QSO	Jo Doering	42	22
	Army radio-telegrapher	Bill Pierpont	17	14
	British Army Morse Training to be Reduced	Mercury	48	3
	Civil War telegraphy	Don K. deNeuf	18	21
	Codeword Cromwell	Ray Hunting	11	36
	CQ XU2UU	Ray Hunting	6	53
	Dad's Army Morse	Tony Smith	62	17
	D-Day Memories (ltr)	H. Brooklyn	34	47
	Dits and Dahs	Maj. Bob Smith	14	20
	Early Military Airborne Telegraphy	E.F. Jones	28	26
	Earth current telegraphy	Louis Meulstee	9	1
	Fiendish instrument, A (ltr)	J.Simpson	21	41
	Fingerstar Keying Ring	Elect Times	37	3
	Fullerphone, The	Louis Meulstee	5	29
	GRA-71 High Speed Sender (ltr)	I.G. Mant	36	46
	Heliograph, The	Louis Meulstee	12	1
	I like the sound of Morse	D.A. Whitbread	17	16
	Indo-China Memories	F. Marinesco	26	18
	Indo-China Memories, More	F. Marinesco	42	38
	Key & Plug Assy No.19 (ltr)	Tony Bell	57	45
	Key Telegraph, Lightweight, (Aust.) No.1 (ltr)	Tony Bell	57	47
	Key to identification, The	Ray Hunting	15	24
	Major Fuller & the Fullerphone  	Tony Smith      	60	26
	Military Miscellany (ltr)	S. Barr	31	43
	Military Morse Training USA	W.G. Pierpont	39	10
	Morse on the Don 5 (ltr)	J. Jeffrey	33	44
	Morse on the Don 5 (ltr)	F. Wilson	34	46
	Morse Telephones	John Packer	61	14
	Most Important (LRDG) (ltr)	C. Richards	29	44
	On a wing and a prayer	Maj. Bob Smith	22	34
	Radio & Rly Morse in Canada	M. Lynn	24	30
	Royal Sigs. Training Moving	T. Timme	35	3
	SAS Communications (ltr)	T. S-J. Coleman	32	46
	Secure Military Morse in RSA (ltr)	Roger King	51	44
	Sent by helio	George Stead	5	38
	Solar powered telegraphy, USA	Don deNeuf	4	14
	Sutel 40, The	Louis Meulstee	15	1
	The Don 5 Morse Telephone (ltrs)	Ian G. Mant	62	40
	The First Time I Saw Paris	P. Hawker	33	8
	Up, Up and Away! (1872)	US Sig. Service	31	29
	Vibrating Telegraphs	Dennis Goacher	49	13
	Vintage Military Manuals	I. Mant	36	3
	W/Ops or Signallers? (ltr)	R. Prosser	36	43

6.  BEGINNERS CORNER
	Breeding Better Brasspounders	Gary Bold	37	32
	Changing to a Keyer	Gary Bold	42	30
	First CW QSO, The	Gary Bold	54	40
	In Praise of the Hand Key	Gary Bold	55	39
	Making Sure You're Understood	Wm. G. Pierpont	44	28
	Missing Out	W.G. Pierpont	7	36
	Morse Rhythm	T. Mansfield	29	38
	Morseman of Godzone, The	Gary Bold	41	26
	New Morse Software	Gary Bold	38	27
	Points for Beginners	G. Longden	27	32
	Which Paddle, Which Keyer?	Gerald Stancey	58	18
	Why HI?	T. Mansfield	28	24
	Why, and What, is '12 wpm'?	Gary Bold	43	12

7.  BIOGRAPHICAL
	Wattie (H.E. Watterson)	John I. Brown	16	39
	deNeuf, Don, WA1SPM	MM	7	34
	Edison, Tom, Telegrapher	Tony Smith	1	24
	Krenkel, Ernst, RAEM	Book review	6	22
	McElroy, World's Champion Radio Telegrapher	Book Review	44	42
	Meet MM's New Editor/Publisher	Zyg Nilski	58	2
	Moreau, Louise R., W3WRE,	MM	2	1
	Morse the Artist	Enc. Brit. 1883	19	9
	Morse, Samuel F.B., III, W6FZZ	S.F.B.M. III	4	34
	Morse's last message	Tony Smith	19	29
	Turner, Harry, W9YZE, World Hand Speed Champion	Tony Smith	12	24

8.  BOOK REVIEWS
	Q41 and Beyond The Story of a Wren Telegraphist	Geoff Arnold	49	32
	Airship over the Pole-R Amundsen & L. Ellsworth	Tony Smith	32	20
	American Telegrapher, The	Jim Haynes	40	26
	Bunnell's last catalog	Tony Smith	23	22
	Canadian R'lway Telegraph History,Robert Burnet	Tony Smith	50	22
	Code Book, The	Tony Smith	45	22
	Deep Sea Sparks (by Olive J. Carroll)	Geoff Arnold	37	22
	Early Radio (by P.R. Jensen)	Geoff Arnold	38	34
	From Rattle to Radio (Police)	Tony Smith	12	44
	Gentlemen on Imperial Service	Tony Smith	45	18
	Halcyon Days, AR in VK4	Tony Smith	9	10
	Ham Stories	Tony Smith	45	22
	Intro to key collecting	Colin Waters	17	44
	Mac-Key Blue Book	Tony  Smith	24	19
	McElroy Chart of Codes and Signals	Geoff Arnold	38	33
	McElroy, World's Champion RadioTelegrapher:	Gary Bold	44	42
	Morse code for R/Amateurs, The	Tony Smith	25	26
	Morse code, the Essential Language	Tony Smith	21	7
	Morse Key Tensioners, by DennisGoacher	Tony Smith	47	20
	New Book on Clinical Uses of Morse Code	News	64	4
	QTC, a seagoing officer's scrapbook	Geoff Arnold	17	46
	RAEM is my Call-sign (Krenkel)	Tony Smith	6	22
	Railroad Telegrapher's Handbook	Tony Smith	22	16
	Railroad Telegraphy & the Railroad, RobertBetts	Tony Smith	48	20
	Secret of Learning Morse Code	Tony Smith	7	32
	Story of the Key (Best of MM-1)	Geoff Arnold	38	32
	The Code Book: Morse Code Instruction Manual	Tony Smith	34	38
	The Eavesdroppers (RAAF Sigint)	Ted Jones	29	34
	The Telegraph, A History of Morse's Invention	Tony Smith	31	20
	The Thin Red Lines - Cable & Wireless at War	Tony Smith	24	26
	The Victorian Internet by Tom Standage	Ian Brown	63	41
	Vibroplex Co, 1890-1990	Colin Waters	20	35
	Vibroplex Collector's Guide	Colin Waters	17	42
	Watchers of the Waves, by BrianFaulkner	Geoff Arnold	47	22
	Wires, Wheels & Wings: reviewedby	Geoff Arnold	42	36
	Wirespeak, Codes & Jargons of the News Business	Tony Smith	56	44
	Wren's Eye View, by Stephanie Batstone	Tony Smith	48	21

9.  CABLE & WIRELESS
	Thin Red Lines, The (bk review)	Cable & W'less	24	26

10. CARTOONS
	I'll use CW next time	A. Troubachov	25	48

11. CIRCUITS
	CMOS Super Keyer II	Idiom Press	25	19
	Curtis keyer chip	Gary Bold	11	12
	CW Filter, Low Cost	E. Wetherhold	35	11
	CW-monitor	Lex. PA0DW	1	11
	Electronic Feather Touch Key	Data Eng. Inc.	26	22
	Eliminating Contact Bounce on Semi-automatics	C. Fletcher	43	22
	Hanging matter, A (German spy set)	Tony Smith	4	23
	Just an idea (d.c. reception)	Lex, PA0DW	4	30
	'Morse Box' tone converter	MTC	28	36
	Morse Filter/Digital Decoder	G. Bold	39	26
	OZ7BO keyer	Dennis Lisney	8	13
	Pre-selector, A simple	Frans Klinker	9	18
	QRP-Tx	Ton, PA3AUK	6	32
	QSK	Louis, PA0LCE	2	25
	Spacematic 21B Keyer	Data Eng. Inc.	25	8

12. CIVIL AVIATION
	Aeroflot still using CW	T. St J-Coleman	18	12
	DENNE - Graf Zeppelin Calling	Don deNeuf	56	15
	End of the Bermuda Queen	John Hann	49	42
	Flight Radio Officer-1	Maurice Sandys	6	43
	Flight Radio Officer-2	Maurice Sandys	7	25
	More on Aeroflot	L.J. Derenette	25	36
	Morse Code Indispensable to Aviation	Mark Boyer	64	41
	Morse In Modern Aviation	Mario Gasparovic	63	38
	Nowt so queer as folk-1	Leonard Moss	12	46
	Nowt so queer as folk-2	Leonard Moss	13	46
	VF to the rescue	R. Stefansson	14	40
	VF to the rescue/Postscript	R. Stefansson	17	7

13. CLANDESTINE/SPECIAL OPERATIONS
	Olga suitcase set	NRHF, Norway	10	28
	A few measurements	John Roscoe	5	45
	A hanging matter, A (German spy set)	Tony Smith	4	23
	Bugs and sideswipers on the clandestine links	Pat Hawker	14	25
	Clandestine Field Day 1987	Norway	7	2
	Clandestine Radio, Part 1	P. Hawker	22	6
	Clandestine Radio, Part 2	P. Hawker	23	6
	Clandestine Station in Labrador	John Hann	54	35
	Eavesdroppers, The (Bk review)	T. Jones	29	34
	German Direction Finding	Pierre Lorain	47	30
	Illegal Callsign	N. Schiffhauer	27	20
	In Yugoslavia with the B2-1	Len Key	12	31
	In Yugoslavia with the B2-2	Len Key	13	18
	Japanese operators' difficulties, The	Reprint, 1924	15	42
	Katakana Speed (ltr)	D. Leak	30	47
	Key information - 1 (B2 etc)	John I. Brown	6	42
	Key to identification, The	Ray Hunting	15	24
	Most Important (Long Range Desert Group)	C. Richards	29	44
	Mystery Solved	T.R. Hurst	43	45
	S.O.E. radio sets	John I. Brown	7	33
	SAS Communications (ltr)	T. S-J. Coleman	32	46
	Story of a Very Special Telegraph Key, The	Holstebro Mus.	44	22
	Such Were the Sets They Used in the Field (AP5)	Pierre Lorain	42	16
	The First 'Hand Key'	Tony Smith	19	16
	The First Time I Saw Paris	P. Hawker	33	8
	Theory and Practice are a World Apart	Pierre Lorain	47	42
	We Had to Keep Mum	Alice Mitchell	4	1
	YTG Story, The	Don DeNeuf	42	15

14. CLUBS & ORGANISATIONS
	AGCW-DL, Profile	AGCW-DL	20	18
	Awards from AGCW-DL	News	62	7
	BTC, Belgium, Profile	BTC	25	16
	CW in Monaco	3A-CW-Group	34	5
	Deutscher Telegrapie Club	Martin Hengemuehl	63	42
	Duxford Radio Society	Duxford RS	15	29
	Duxford, News from	Duxford RS	25	7
	EA-QRP Club to join EUCW	EUCW	38	2
	ENIGMA (Numbers stations)	ENIGMA	34	6
	EUCW activity	Summary	18	22
	EUCW continues to Grow	EUCW	32	2
	EUCW News	EUCW	8	21
	EUCW News	EUCW	17	2
	EUCW still growing	EUCW	21	4
	EUCW, first Award	EUCW	22	2
	EUCW, more members	EUCW	22	3
	EUCW, UCWC new member	EUCW	20	5
	EUCW. Worked EUCW Award	EUCW	30	3
	First Class CW Operators' Club	MM	7	4
	FISTS CW Club, Profile	FISTS	21	26
	G-QRP Club, Profile	G-QRP Club	23	12
	Greek Telegraphy Club Formed	GTC	61	7
	HCC, Spain, Profile	HCC	26	36
	Helvetia Telegraphy Club	EUCW Bulletin	51	6
	HSC, VHSC, SHSC, EHSC.	MM	1	7
	I-QRP Club formed	I-QRP Club	38	3
	MEGS - Encouragement (ltr)	S. Spence	28	47
	MEGS formed	GM4HYF/GM3YCG	20	3
	MEGS S.F.B. Morse Birthday Celebration 1998	MEGS	56	4
	MEGS training activities	MEGS	45	3
	MEGS, Scotland, Profile	MEGS	27	38
	Morsecoders of WA Formed	Larry Rice	49	5
	Morsecodians Newsletter	Allan Moore	43	2
	MTC, Tributes to Retiring President Dunbar	Dots & Dashes	48	3
	MTC, USA, Profile	MTC	28	35
	New President of IARU	News	63	2
	OE-CW-G Applies for EUCW Membership	EUCW Bulletin	58	5
	OE-CW-G Austrian Telegraphy Interest Group	Dr. Georg Csao	62	45
	OH-Teleg Club New Sked Times	OHTC	45	2
	OH-Telegraphy Club Formed	OHTC	39	4
	Polish Telegraphy Club	SP-CW-C	44	5
	QRP ARCI, USA, Profile	QRP ARCI	37	40
	QSQ Wireless Telegraph Society Formed	R. Gould-King	53	9
	Radio Officers Association AGM & Exhibition	News	63	3
	SCAG Newsletter, New Editor	Jens H. Nohns	53	8
	Scandinavian CW Activity Group	MM	4	40
	TOPS (ltr)	Bob Eldridge	41	39
	TOPS (ltrs)	Various	40	43
	TOPS (ltrs)	Various	42	46
	TOPS activities	Chris Hammett	18	9
	TOPS, What Happened to?	Tony Smith	39	12
	UFT AGM 1994	La Pioche	36	5
	UFT AGM 1995	UFT	42	3
	UFT, France, Profile	UFT	22	12
	UFT, News from	La Pioche	40	34
	UFT, News from	La Pioche	50	4
	U-QRQ-C	EUCW	18	4
	VHSC, Profile	VHSC	19	45
	Young Ops International Club	YOPS, Russia	25	17

15. COHERENT CW
	Coherent CW Program Available	Peter Lumb	51	6

16. COMMERCIAL LICENSING
	W5YI Group now a COLEM	FCC	29	4

17. COMPETITION
	Christmas Competition (ltr)	D.A. Coe	28	43
	Christmas Competition 1992	MM	25	23
	Christmas Competition Results	MM	27	17

18. COMPUTERS
	The Mill Now Available as Freeware	Jim Farrior	58	6
	Coherent CW	Peter Lumb	52	26
	Computer Error Message in Morse!	Stan Barr       	61	46
	Computers and Morse	Gary Bold	31	32
	E-Morse by CW MIDI	Rob Dey	59	8
	G4ZFE CW 'Pile Up' Trainer	G4ZFE	55	6
	MM Home Page Move	MM	49	5
	Morse 2000 Conference	Univ/Wisconsin	34	7
	Morse Code. New Places for an Old Art?	Anne Prather	30	37
	Morse Programs Avail to All	Gary Bold	26	4
	Morse Programs, Free	Gary Bold	25	6
	New Morse Software	G. Bold	38	27
	Other Applics for Morse (ltr)	B. Eldridge	29	40
	Other Applics for Morse (ltr)	R. Stefansson	31	48
	'The Mill' - Further Mods       	Jim Farrior     	61	8
	The Mill' Available as Shareware	Jim Farrior	51	7
	The Mill' Free to Morse Instructors	Jim Farrior	52	9
	The Mill'. American Morse Learning Program	Jim Farrior	41	15
	UK Callbook on Disk	J. Bailey	34	9
	Websites of Interest	MM	48	10

19. EARLY WIRELESS
	A.C. Gilbert 'Wireless Telegraph Set, 1919	Wm G. Pierpont	51	36
	Airborne tx plate (ltr)	N. Burton	21	43
	Alexanderson Alternator, The	F. Roddy	28	40
	Arc signals	Q & A 1924	21	35
	Arc transmitter, The	Chas Claydon	7	21
	Coherer Puzzle (ltr)	R. Wilson	26	46
	Coherer Puzzle Answered? (ltr)	B. Eldridge	28	47
	CW Readout Printer for the 90s	R.Q. Marris	31	40
	Early Amateur Wireless Station in MM62	John Alcorn	64	43
	Early German wireless (ltr)	N. Burton	23	42
	Early Military Airborne Telegraphy	E.F. Jones	28	26
	Early Radio (by P.R. Jensen) bk review	G. Arnold	38	34
	Early Wireless in the USA	Ted Jones	63	12
	First Operational Use of Wireless Telegraphy	Prof Duncan Baker	64	35
	First radio-telegraph transmission, The	Rowland Pocock	14	1
	Harold Bride 2nd Marconi Operator - Titanic	Scott Anderson	63	44
	In Marconi's Footsteps or Sparks along the Way	J.E. Packer	64	27
	World's First Purpose Built Radio Station	John Packer	64	IBC
	Isle of Wight (ltr)	J. St. Leger	24	48
	Isle of Wight (Marconi) (ltr)	D. Byrne	26	46
	Locating Zeppelins	Jim Richards	64	42
	Lodge, Oliver, Honoured Univ of Oxford	Museum	41	2
	Marconi and the Isle of Wight	R.F. Pocock	23	26
	Marconi Memorial, Penarth	John Davis	56	C
	Marconi Multiple Tuner (ltr)	F. V. Berghen	50	56
	Marconi-DXer or con-man?	A.D. Taylor	4	44
	Morse Link with the Empire Commemorated	Ken Jones	52	20
	Pioneer wireless (I.O.W.)	Niton W.I.	9	27
	Progress by Mr Marconi - 1909	The Times	32	16
	Some Day I'll Know	S. Martin	30	42
	Sound of Spark, The (tape available) (ltr)	J. Iza	36	48
	Tonic virtues	Q & A 1924	17	38
	When Spark was King	1924	58	15
	You can't miss a Spark (ltr)	N. Burton	21	44

EQUIPMENT REVIEWS
	CMOS Super Keyer II	G.Bold/J.Rehak	25	18
	G.W. Key	Larry Robinson	10	44
	Kent key	Gerald Stancey	8	34
	Kent paddle	Gerald Stancey	10	26
	N2DAN Mercury Paddle	J. Bruce Prior	44	8
	Paddlette	Lynn Burlingame	52	36
	Samson ETM8C keyer	Tony Smith	12	36
	Samson ETM-SQ Twin Paddle	Tony Smith	38	6
	Schurr Mini Paddle	J. Bruce Prior	46	22
	Slo-Bug	Colin Waters	50	51
	Three keys from Canterbury	Tony Smith	21	17

21. EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH
	Looking back-2	Violet Wright	13	35

22. HELIOGRAPH
	Arizona Territory Heliograph	R.L. Thomas	38	26
	Heliograph	Nrs 1 - 3	48	C
	Heliograph	Nrs 4 - 6	49	C
	Heliograph, The	Louis Meulstee	12	1
	Sent by helio	George Stead	5	38
	Solar powered telegraphy, USA	Don deNeuf	4	14

23. HIGH SPEED TELEGRAPHY
	CW World Recordman (ltr)	B. Rennison	39	48
	Faster manual Morse-1	Kaye Weedon	10	20
	Faster manual Morse-2	Kaye Weedon	11	41
	GB2CW Speed Morse Practice	GM4HYF	54	3
	GB2CW Speed Practice, MM Materiai Used	GM4HYF	46	9
	German HST Championships 1991	EUCW Bulletin	20	2
	German HST results 1992	HSC/DARC	25	2
	High Speed CW (ltr)             	John Houlder    	60	45
	High Speed Hand Sending	Bill Dunbar	11	18
	High Speed Morse (ltr)	R. Gould-King	52	45
	HST Championships 1983 - record claims	IARU Region 1	9	C
	HST Championships 1989	IARU Region 1	12	12
	HST Championships 1989 Results	IARU Region 1	15	37
	HST Championships 1991	IARU Region 1	19	42
	HST Championships 1991 Results	IARU Region 1	22	4
	HST Championships 1991, Rules	IARU Region 1	20	16
	HST Championships 1995	IARU Region 1	38	2
	HST Championships Budget Cut	IARU Rgn 1	61	7
	HST Working Group 1994	IARU Region 1	34	3
	HST Working Group Report 1990	IARU Region 1	17	4
	HST World Championships 1995, Results	L szl˘ Weisz	43	16
	HST World Championships 1995, Rules	IARU Region 1	39	28
	HST World Championships 1997 - Report	L szl˘ Weisz	55	12
	HST World Championships 1997 - Special Station	BFRA	53	4
	HST World Championships 1997, Dates	News	50	4
	HST World Championships 1997, Entries Grow	L szl˘ Weisz	52	10
	HST World Championships 1997, Structure	News	51	3
	HST World Championships 1999 - Advance Notice	IARU	58	5
	HST World Championships 1999 - Rules	IARU            	59	5
	HST World Championships-Update	Tony Smith	40	22
	Meet the Champion	(Harry Turner)	12	24
	RNARS QRQ transmissions	RNARS	23	3
	RUFZ Top-List - Version 3.0. Released	DL4MM	54	3
	RUFZ Top-List Competition	Tony Smith	45	38
	RUFZ Top-List Competition	Tony Smith	46	7
	RUFZ Top-list, Info Update	M. Kolpe	47	7
	Speed Contests	W.G. Pierpont	40	17
	World HST Championships 1999 Results	News	64	6

24. ILLUSTRATIONS
	Worked EUCW Award	EUCW	19	C
	Absconded, 1886	Advert. 1886	8	C
	American Key & Sounder Hdbk of Practical	Teleg. 1878	38	BC
	Avoiding Trees	Telegraphy 1895	39	C
	B.T.H. Headphones Advert	1925	26	BC
	Bains Chemical Telegraph	Porthcurno Mus.	31	BC
	Bunnell Double-Speed Key	El. Teleg 1911	55	BC
	Bunnell Giant Sounder	1886	15	C
	Cape Griz Nez Cable Instruments	Porthcurno Mus.	30	BC
	Combined key/sounder, 1882	Bunnell	13	C
	Ducretet & Lejeune keys - 1894	D & L Catalogue	32	BC
	Early Keys (Steiner & Boston)	US 1899 & 1917	47	C
	Early Morse Recording Instrument	Lardner 1854	50	BC
	Eastern Telegraph	Company 1879	24	BC
	Economic Electric Ltd, Keys & Buzzers (1922)	E.E Catalogue	37	BC
	Ericsson (British) Headphones	Advert 1925	42	BC
	First World War Surplus Items	Catalogue 1924	46	C
	Fry, Open-Circuit, Dry Battery, Telegraph Key	El. Teleg 1911	57	BC
	Hughes Type-printer	1895	33	BC
	Improved Victor teleg. key	Tillotson 1886	11	C
	Key knob	1886	12	C
	Keys and Codes	Porthcurno Mus.	27	BC
	Learn Telegraphy	Advert 1910	46	BC
	Lefley Key	El. Teleg 1911	54	BC
	London Telegraph Training College, Ltd	Advert, 1913	49	BC
	Manipulating key, type 365A	Marconi	17	C
	Marconi 556 S/R Magnetic Relay Hdbk of Instr 	Telegraphists	36	BC
	Marconi Centenary Award	John Davies	53	BC
	Marconi Memorial, Penarth	John Davis	56	C
	Marconi Radio Officer Advert	1961	34	BC
	Mirror or reflecting galvanometer	Porthcurno Mus.	28	BC
	Morse inker circa 1870	Porthcurno Mus.	18	C
	Morse learners' outfit, 1884	Bunnell	7	C
	Morse-writer	1853	5	C
	Optical Telegraphy 1924	Porthcurno Mus.	25	BC
	PCH 90th Anniv Celebs Cert	G4ETQ	44	BC
	Pin-writer	?	3	C
	Raymart W/T Equipment	Advert 1942	45	BC
	Relief-Morse before 1850	?	1	C
	RSGB Morse Test Service 10th Anniversary	John Davies	48	BC
	Siemens' relay	Culley, 1878	21	C
	Single Needle Commutator 1911	Siemens Bros	58	BC
	Single Needle Instrument 1911	Siemens Bros	58	BC
	Spring-driven relief writer	?	6	C
	Stick Perf & Punched Slip	Porthcurno Mus.	29	BC
	Syphon-recorder	?	4	C
	Twentieth Century Key	El. Teleg 1911	56	BC
	Western Electric Key	El. Teleg 1911	54	BC

25. INDEX IN PAST ISSUES
	Issues  1 to 16	MM	16	23
	Issues 17 to 20	MM	21	46
	Issues 21 to 24	MM	25	46
	Issues 25 to 28	MM	29	46
	Issues 29 to 34	MM	35	45
	Issues 35 to 40	MM	41	45
	Issues 41 to 46	MM	47	23
	Issues 47 to 52	MM	53	23
	Issues 53 to 58                 	MM              	59	29
	Issues 59 to 64	MM	65	23

26. INSTRUMENTS, HISTORICAL
	A Message from Morse? (ltr)	Abram Burnett	41	37
	Bunnell Double-Speed Key	El. Teleg 1911	55	BC
	Coherer Puzzle (ltr)	R. Wilson	26	46
	Coherer Puzzle Answered? (ltr)	B. Eldridge	28	47
	Early Galvo (ltr)	P. Lord	27	45
	First 'Hand Key'	Tony Smith	19	16
	Fry, Open-Circuit, Dry Battery, Telegraph Key	El. Teleg 1911	57	BC
	Historic key of 1AW	A.W.A.	13	40
	Lefley Key	El. Teleg 1911	54	BC
	Magnificent Invention, A	Alfred Vail	19	10
	Oldest Working Galvo? (ltr)	J. Houlder	25	42
	Omnigraph, The	Tony Smith	22	28
	Single Needle Commutator 1911	Siemens Bros	58	BC
	Single Needle Instrument 1911	Siemens Bros	58	BC
	Twentieth Century Key	El. Teleg 1911	56	BC
	Western Electric Key	El. Teleg 1911	54	BC
	What Hath God Wrought!	Tony Smith	19	24

27. INSTRUMENTS, RESTORATION
		Tony Wilkes	48	48
	Assembly Aid (ltr)	Dennis Goacher	46	45
	Grasshopper Key (ltr)	Dennis Goacher	45	46
	Help Wanted - Partrick & Carter Key	Wes Tyler	45	6
	Restoring a Morse sounder	D. Goacher	21	20
	Sounder drawings available	Dennis Goacher	20	6

28. INSULATORS
	Canadian Insulator Collector Magazine	Mark Lauckner	43	4

29. INTERNET
	The Mill Now Available as Freeware	Jim Farrior	58	6
	MM Home Page	MM	47	7
	MM Home Page Move	MM	49	5
	MM Now on World Wide Web	News	46	9
	Morse Sites of Interest	Various	56	6
	Telegraph WEB Pages	News	45	3
	Telegraph WEB Pages	News	46	9
	Websites of Interest	MM	48	10
	Write to Tony by E-mail	News	46	9

30. KEYS & INSTRUMENTS
	(Lorenz style key ZA 54574) (ltr)	Wyn Davies	44	48
	3-in-1 Miniature Key - New	G4ZPY P/Keys	27	10
	A Junker Key	Wyn Davies	62	27
	A Key Mounted on a Paxolin type Base	Ted Jones	64	31
	A Key With A History	Albert Heyes	63	40
	A/C Ident. Sw'bx, More on the	V. Reynolds	33	36
	A1A available to MM readers	C. Passet	24	6
	Admiralty pattern key (ltr)	J. Lycett	21	40
	Aircraft Ident. Switchbox	Tony Smith	30	18
	Aircraft Ident. Switchbox (ltr)	G. Farrance	31	47
	American Key Stamped Fairbanks Patent	Jim Lycett	62	32
	American telegraph instrument makers, 1837-1900	R.W. Reinke	23	16
	American telegraph instrument makers, 1837-1900	R.W. Reinke	24	16
	American telegraph instrument makers, 1837-1900	R.W. Reinke	25	32
	An Unknown Key of Interesting Design	Jean Le Galudec	64	31
	AOP Key, French (ltr)	H. Jacob	38	47
	AP 691 Key (ltr)	Wyn Davies	40	41
	AP 7681 Key, Early (ltr)	Wyn Davies	44	46
	Key and Plug Assembly No.9	Chris Bisaillion	64	19
	Australian Jiggers	John Houlder	11	21
	AWA Keys (ltr)	Tony Bell	57	46
	AWA Keys, (follow-up)(ltr)	Tony Bell	58	46
	Baby Bug - (reminiscent of Vibroplex models)	Robert W. Betts	63	25
	Baby Morse key	G4ZPY P/Keys	24	7
	Beeko Learner's Key	Joe Jacobs	46	45
	Behaviour of the Bug	N.P. Spooner	52	29
	Bencher Paddle, Origination of	B. Locher	25	27
	Big Key (ltr)	C. Bonsall	45	47
	Biggest Key in the World	funk magazine	44	6
	Boston Key	USA 1917	47	C
	Boulter Key, Replica of	Dennis Goacher	56	37
	Brass hand key, home-made	Don Harris	11	10
	British Key Makers - Survey	Tony Smith	39	32
	Bug dot damper	Noel Bevan	16	7
	Bug Key marked 'Elect. Dept. N.H.C. Co.'	John Elwood	64	25
	Bug keys on official circuits	B. Brokensha	15	40
	Bugs and sideswipers on the clandestine links	Pat Hawker	14	25
	Bunnell Double-Speed Key	El. Teleg 1911	55	BC
	Bunnell Invitation (ltr)	M. Jacobs	36	48
	Bunnell Mystery (Autoplex)	Hawkins Guide	29	33
	Bunnell Special Offer	J.H. Bunnell	35	4
	Bunnell's last catalog (book review)	Tony Smith	23	22
	Bunnell's last catalog, by Tom French	Tony Smith	23	22
	Buzza Automatic Key (ltr)	Allan Moore	53	42
	Calibrating Keyer Speed Control	Anon	39	8
	Camel-back Key (ltr)	L. Grant	35	42
	Canadian Marconi Company Key or something else?	Chris Bisaillion	63	36
	Canterbury, Three keys from (review)	Tony Smith	21	17
	Changing to a Keyer	Gary Bold	42	30
	Clandestine Key (ltr)	J. Jacobs	39	47
	Comet Key	Tony Smith	20	10
	Comet key (ltr)	R. Wilson	21	41
	Creed Trainer Key	Tony Smith	33	40
	Curtis keyer chip	Gary Bold	11	12
	Double Current Key, PO Pattern  	Siemens Bros  	61	BC
	Double speed key, The	G.W.	12	27
	Double-ended key (ltr)	J. Gilbert	24	44
	Double-ended Key (ltr)	J.V.Hicks	25	40
	Double-ended Key (ltr)	J. Worthington	25	41
	Drummy Key	Wyn Davies	63	37
	Ducretet & Lejeune keys - 1894	D & L Catalogue	32	BC
	Dutch Telegraph Services - Telegraph Station	F Vanden Berghen	63	25
	Dyna Key Correction, MM43 (ltr)	Wyn Davies	54	46
	Early 20th Century Marconi Key	Wyn Davies	62	26
	Early Keys (Steiner & Boston)	US 1899 & 1917	47	C
	Eddystone Bug, A closer Look	Colin Waters	13	30
	Eddystone Bug, The	B. Brokensha	12	16
	Eddystone date code	Colin Waters	15	21
	Elbow Key (ltr)	H.E. Smith	41	44
	Electronic Keyer Paddles	Gary Bold	57	42
	Elektrisk Bureau Key (ltr)	John P. Evans	56	46
	Eureka Key	Cal-Av Labs Inc	57	5
	Exchanges Wanted (ltr)	M. Lubomirov	27	45
	Extension Arm Vibroplex	Dave Pennes	62	27
	F17 Key (ltr)	J.N. Elwood	37	45
	Fair exchange (Willis key)(ltr)	J. Simpson	21	43
	Feather Touch (Keyer)	K. Randall	26	21
	Folding Key, MM53 (ltrs)	Various	54	47
	French Jardillier Key with Thigh Strap, 1955	Jean Le Galudec	64	24
	French Military Airborne Key (Photo)	Jean Le Galudec	64	FC
	French WW1 Aircraft Spark Key	Jean Le Galudec	63	24
	Fry, Open-Circuit, Dry Battery, Telegraph Key	El. Teleg 1911	57	BC
	G.W. Key, review	Larry Robinson	10	44
	G4ZPY Keys	G. Crowhurst	17	36
	G4ZPY New Miniature Combo	G4ZPY Padd.Keys	55	6
	G4ZPY Paddle Keys Special Offer	G4ZPY P/Keys	40	4
	Gamages Key? (ltr)	H. Mace	27	42
	GNT Key (ltr)                   	Lee Grant       	61	43
	Golden Sec. Key Great! (ltr)	G. Ford	29	40
	Golden Section Conventional Contact Key (ltr)	Wes Tyler	41	42
	Golden Section Interest	J. Lycett	28	5
	Golden Section Key (ltr)	Wes Tyler	45	40
	Golden Section Key Plans Available Again	MM	48	11
	Golden Section Key, No More Drawings Available	MM	47	10
	Golden Section Key, The	J. Lycett	27	12
	GRA-71 High Speed Sender (ltr)	I.G. Mant	36	46
	GRA-71 High Speed Sender, (ltr)	J. Mathisrud	38	46
	Grasshopper Key (ltr)	Dennis Goacher	45	46
	GW Man Alive and Well! (ltr)	W. Davies	26	40
	H. Tinsley, London - Strap Key	Maurice Jeffrey	63	36
	Happy re-union (mast head light key) (ltr)	A. Milne	22	46
	Help Available (Keys 8 Amp WT)	R. Ray	39	32
	Help Wanted - Partrick & CarterKey	Wes Tyler	45	6
	High Speed Paddle, H/made (ltr)	Colmbani-Gailleur	29	41
	Historic key of 1AW	A.W.A.	13	40
	'Hobbies' Magazine Key (ltr)	J. Power	40	40
	Home made handkey	Maurice Sandys	3	12
	Home-made key	B. Brokensha	13	23
	How Many Keys? (ltr)	L.A. Burlingame	37	48
	Improving the Straight Hand Key (ltr)	J. Walder-Davis	43	44
	Increment Key, PO Pattern       	Siemens Bros    	61	BC
	Indian Teleg Service Key? (ltr)	John Klobuchar	41	41
	Intro to key collecting, by Tom French	Colin Waters	17	44
	Intro to key collecting, by Tom French	Colin Waters	17	44
	Italian Key with a 41/2 Inch Arm	Ted Jones	64	24
	It's never too late to learn	J.L. Sykes,	1	3
	Jap. Navy Aircraft Key (ltr)	M. Uotome	50	59
	Japanese Navy Airforce Key (ltr)	H. Miller	24	42
	Japanese Navy Key c1944 (ltr)	D. Couch	23	41
	J-Series - Booklet	L. Nutting	35	6
	Junker History (ltr)	Biedinger-Redern	52	47
	Junker Keys (ltr)	G. Ulsamer	37	47
	Junker Keys (ltr)	G. Ulsamer	38	43
	Junkers or Junker? (ltr)	T. Timme	36	48
	Kent key (review)	Gerald Stancey	8	34
	Kent paddle (review)	Gerald Stancey	10	26
	Key - Station Radio A13	Chris Bisaillion	63	45
	Key & Plug Assy No.19 (ltr)	Tony Bell	57	45
	Key Adjustment	C.F. Rockey	40	36
	Key and plug assembly, No.9	Alex Vilensky	13	44
	Key Collecting	Colin Waters	14	12
	Key collecting	Colin Waters	14	12
	Key for Buzzer Sig Trg (ltr)	Wyn Davies	47	46
	Key frm 'Buzzer Practice' (ltr)	Jean Revidon	45	46
	Key frm 'Buzzer Practice' (ltr)	Jack Barker	46	45
	Key identification, J-48-A, J-51	C. Passet	24	44
	Key Info, MM55-56 (ltr)	Jean Le Galudec	57	47
	Key information - 1 (B2 etc)	John I. Brown	6	42
	Key Meeting (AWA Conference)	M. Willer	27	6
	Key Type P.S.213A (ltrs)	Ken Jones	62	40
	Key W/T (AUST) No.1 (ltr)	Peter Lord	45	40
	Key with Spark Gap (ltr)	D. Thompson	36	43
	Key with Spark Gap/MM25 (ltrs)	Various	26	41
	Key WT 8 Amp, Final Instalment	Tony Smith	50	9
	Key WT 8 Amp, Further Info	Tony Smith	37	9
	Key WT 8 Amp, Survey Results	Tony Smith	28	7
	Key WT 8 Amp, The ubiquitous	J. Lycett	22	22
	Key WT Waterproof, (Aust.) No. 1	Peter Lord	63	43
	Key, WT, waterproof, (Aust.) No.1	Tony Bell       	61	10
	Keyer Design	T. Berg	36	18
	Keyers with automatic spacing	Gary Bold	15	12
	Keys - Further Info (ltrs)	Various	43	42
	Keys for the Wireless Set No.19 (Canada & USA)	C. Bisaillion	45	27
	Key-tronics, 1, el-keyers	Roy Walmsley	3	35
	Key-tronics, 2, speed/weight	Roy Walmsley	4	42
	Key-tronics, 3, keyboards	Roy Walmsley	8	18
	KHZ Electronic Keyer, The	D. Cox	27	28
	Kilbourne Clark Key (from WFA)	Lynn Burlingame	47	BC
	KMK-2 Key and Batch Coding for Sig Equipment	Various	28	45
	Knob Trap (ltr)	J. Black	36	44
	Knob Types (ltr)	G. Stancey	35	44
	Korean Key (ltr)	Various	38	42
	Korean Key Japanese (ltr)	H. v.d. Berg	37	44
	L.E.M. key (ltr)	G.F. Armstrong	24	46
	L.E.M. key, New	L.E.M.	23	5
	L.S. Brach Type 262 Key (ltr)	J. Elwood	39	48
	Lambert's Key (ltr)	John Packer	47	47
	Lefley Key	El. Teleg 1911	54	BC
	Left-handed Bugs (ltr)	D.R. Pennes	31	44
	Left-handed Bugs (ltr)	B. Real	32	48
	Left-handed Bugs (ltr)	R.L. Thomas	34	44
	Left-handed Bugs (ltr)	John Elwood	43	46
	Left-handed Operator (ltr)	B. Real	29	43
	Left-handed? (ltr re Vibroplex)	G. Lizee	26	40
	Lighting Control Panel, Fleet Air Arm	AP 1095A        	60	16
	Lilliput Key	J. Orellana R	29	5
	Lorenz style key - British reference (ltr)	J. Lycett	23	44
	Lorenz-style Key (ltr)	D. Goacher	25	40
	Lucas Key (from MM47) (ltr)	Wyn Davies	48	47
	Lucas Key Identified (ltr)	Jack Barker	47	46
	Mac-Key Blue Book (review)	Tony Smith	24	19
	Mac-Key Blue Book, by Tom French (book review)	Tony Smith	24	19
	Magic key (ltr)	S. Casperd	22	47
	MA-K6 Key (ltr)                 	John Elwood     	60	43
	Marconi or Ericsson Key? (ltr)	Various	45	40
	Marine Radio Company Limited Type TK76	Raymond Lee	63	24
	McElroy, World's Champion Radio Telegrapher	Gary Bold	44	42
	Mecograph, A Practical Working Model	Dennis Goacher	57	18
	Melehan Valiant in the Air (ltr)	Peter J. Smith	51	43
	Mercury Paddles, Bencher to Make	Bencher, Inc    	59	9
	Mini-Bug from Canada	Phil Kellen	53	46
	Mini-Bug from Canada (ltr)	Murray Willer	50	58
	Mini-MM Key-Meet (ltr)	J. Lycett	23	41
	Moby Dick (key for US TBX set) (ltr)	H. Miller	22	44
	More on Moby Dick	H. Miller	24	20
	Morse Key Tensioners (Book)	Dennis Goacher	47	20
	Motokey, The (Auto-key, 1939)	Lynn Burlingame	47	38
	Mystery Logo (ltr)	F.V. Berghen	57	45
	N2DAN Mercury Paddle - Review	J. Bruce Prior	44	8
	NATO Keys, Info wanted (ltr)	M. Willer	40	39
	NATO Navy key (ltr)	B. Payne	23	42
	NATO Navy Key, Constant Dashes	R. Whittaker	30	46
	New Home for W3WRE Collection	AWA	39	3
	New Straight Key	D. Stillwell	34	9
	North pole key, The	Murray Willer	15	10
	Omnigraph, The	Tony Smith	22	28
	Origins of the El-Bug	Pat Hawker	53	29
	OZ7BO Electronic Keyer	Brian Grist	53	38
	OZ7BO keyer	Dennis Lisney	8	13
	P.O. key as Cigarette Lighter	Anon	38	36
	P.S. 213A Key (ltr)	Various	35	42
	Paddlette (review)	Lynn Burlingame	52	36
	Peter Jones Single Paddle	QRP Comp. Co.	35	4
	Photos in MM57 (ltr)	Jean Le Galudec	58	46
	Possibly a German Key used by Deutch Post	Jean Le Galudec	64	30
	Product News Two New Keys Announced	News	63	7
	Pump, pipe or pickaxe? (ltr)	D. Bourcart	24	47
	QRP Component Co., More Keys	News	51	10
	RAF 10F/8782 Key (ltr)	D.A. Coe	33	45
	RAF Equipment labelled Auto Keying Device 1A	J Elgar-Whinney	62	33
	RAF Type 51 Key (ltr)	V. Reynolds	36	45
	RAF Type 51 Key (ltr)	D. Rycroft	37	44
	RAF Type 51 Key (ltr)	J. Lycett	38	45
	RAF Type D Key Survey	Tony Smith	34	9
	Rare Key Find at Dayton	News	64	8
	Ref to Practice Key by J.H. Steward (ltrs)	Jack Barker	62	43
	Re-inventing the wheel	Noel Bevan	10	13
	Re-inventing the wheel (Superbug)	Noel Bevan	10	13
	Remote Control of W/T (RAF & RN)	Tony Smith	63	21
	Resonator                       	Siemens Bros    	61	C
	Restoring Keys - Black Phenolic	Chris Bisaillion	64	43
	Reversing Key, PO Pattern       	Siemens Bros    	61	BC
	Russian Collection (ltr)	V. Pakhomov	31	46
	S.G. Brown, Nr 1969 Key (ltr)	John Elwood	49	48
	Same Key? International Marine Key	John N. Elwood	64	44
	Samson ETM8C keyer (review)	Tony Smith	12	36
	Samson ETM-9C keyer, New	Frank H, Watts	24	5
	Samson ETM-SQ Twin Paddle (review)	Tony Smith	38	6
	Samson Keyers, New	Frank Watts	43	6
	Schurr Keys Available in UK	QRP Comp. Co.	47	7
	Schurr Mini Paddle - Review	J. Bruce Prior	46	22
	Schurr Profi - Review	Gerald Stancey	55	26
	Search for the Ideal Key	Rik Whittaker	43	38
	Sectio Aurea Key (Golden SectionKey) (ltr)	J.L. Serna	47	48
	SEL Products - Help Wanted	Tony Smith	45	4
	SEL Products - Help Wanted	Tony Smith	45	4
	Semi-Automatics at Sea (ltr)	J. Beech	31	46
	Signal Lamp with Key	Jack Barker	63	37
	Signalling Equipment Ltd, Morse Products of	Tony Smith      	59	20
	Signalling Equipment Ltd, The Morse Products of	Tony Smith      	59	20
	Single Lever Combo (G4ZPY)	G4ZPY	31	9
	Single-Current Key, Post Office Pattern	Siemens Bros    	59	BC
	Slanted Keys (ltr)	Bob Eldridge	44	46
	Slo-Bug - Reining in the Bug	Paul Bock	50	46
	Slo-Bug, Review by	Colin Waters	50	51
	Smallest Key? (ltr)	Bob Butt	34	46
	Smallest Keys (ltrs)	Various	30	46
	Smoother Speed Control for Keyers	G. Stancey	36	16
	So that's what it is! (Bug wedge)	Gerald Stancey	18	40
	Space-Matic 21B Keyer	K. Randall	25	8
	Spark Key Info Wanted	Russ Kleinman	52	9
	Speed-X Keys - All known makers and models	L. Burlingame	44	11
	'Spirit' key	Cal-Av Labs	27	8
	Standard Radio-Telegraph Signal set	Wyn Davies	64	25
	Stapler Key (ltr)	Lynn Burlingame	53	46
	Star-Masterkey - Help Wanted (ltr)	Cliff Baron     	59	58
	Star-Masterkey - Problem Resolved	Cliff Baron     	60	44
	Steiner Key	USA 1899	47	C
	Story of a Very Special Telegraph Key	Holstebro Mus.	44	22
	Story of the Key (Best of MM-1), book review	G. Arnold	38	32
	Story of the Key Well Received	MM	42	4
	Story of the Key-1	Louise Moreau	6	1
	Story of the Key-2	Louise Moreau	7	13
	Story of the Key-3	Louise Moreau	8	1
	Story of the Key-4	Louise Moreau	9	35
	Story of the Key-5	Louise Moreau	10	31
	Story of the Key-6	Louise Moreau	11	26
	Super Keyer II (ltr)	J. Burgess	27	44
	Super Keyer II, CMOS  (review)	G.Bold/J.Rehak	25	18
	Swiss Army Key (ltr)	John Elwood	49	45
	Teleg Manipulating Key Design	H.J.H. Wassell	30	6
	The Bug That Never Was	Dennis Goacher	42	26
	The Codax Automatic Keyer	Tony Smith	62	34
	The Key	Louise Moreau	5	10
	The Key	Louise Moreau	5	10
	The Pheonix (Photo)	Robert W. Betts	63	FC
	Tillotson Sounder & Key (Photo)	Jean Le Galudec	62	FC
	Tinsley Instrument (ltr)	Various	38	46
	Titanic Morse Key Type Confirmed	Geoff Arnold	51	8
	Titanic, Keying the	Geoff Arnold	50	26
	Transmitting Plate (The First 'Hand Key'	Tony Smith	19	16
	Transmitting Plates, More	Tony Smith	34	26
	Tuning your Vibroplex	Jens H. Nohns	14	46
	Twentieth Century Key	El. Teleg 1911	56	BC
	Twin Paddle from MM49 (S.E.M.) (ltrs)	Various	51	41
	Two for the Price of One (A/craft Ident. Switchbox)	Jack Barker     	59	58
	Two-lever Key (ltr)	D. Goacher	37	45
	UK Customs Charges on Key Exchanges	News	53	10
	Unknown Bug MM60 (ltr)          	Dave Pennes     	61	47
	Unknown Key MM24 (ltrs)	Various	25	41
	Unknown Key MM38 (ltr)	M. Uotome	57	45
	Unknown Key MM51 (ltrs)	Various	52	44
	Unknown Key MM53 (ltrs)	Various	54	45
	Unknown Key MM59 (ltr)          	Lee Grant       	60	46
	Unknown Key, Greenland Coast Station	Ray Lee	62	33
	Unknown Keys MM48 (ltrs)	Various	49	44
	Unknown KOB MM59 (ltr)          	Fons V. Berhen  	60	45
	Unknown Miniature Key (ltr)	C. Forrester	37	45
	Unknown Practise Set Set in Large Wooden Box	Jack Barker	64	30
	Unknown Sounder MM59 (ltr)      	Fons V. Berghen 	60	44
	Unknown Spark Key	Wyn Davies	62	32
	Unmarked Bug (ltr)	Dave Pennes	41	40
	Unofficial record (ltr)	J. Houlder	21	42
	Upside down (bugs)	Murray Willer	12	38
	US Marconi Road-map Spark Key	Jack Barker	62	26
	Variplex Bug Speed Adjuster	Bob Betts	51	6
	Vibrator Key	John Packer	16	14
	Vibroplex (UK) Catalogue	Eastern Comms	34	5
	Vibroplex Catalogue (UK)	Eastern Comms	34	5
	Vibroplex Catalogue, New, 1997	Vibroplex Co.	51	20
	Vibroplex Catalogue, New, 1997	Vibroplex Co.	51	20
	Vibroplex Co, 1890-1990 (book review)	Colin Waters	20	35
	Vibroplex Co, 1890-1990,  by W.R. Holly (book)	Colin Waters	20	35
	Vibroplex Collector's Guide (book review)	Colin Waters	17	42
	Vibroplex Double Keys, New	Vibroplex Co	53	7
	Vibroplex Foundation Created	Vibroplex Co	53	7
	Vibroplex Keying (ltr)	C. Waters	27	44
	Vibroplex Keys, Birth Dates of the	John Elwood	49	26
	Vibroplex Serial Numbers (ltr)	John Elwood	53	43
	Vibroplex, New Owner	Vibroplex	38	4
	Walters Key	Gus Taylor	16	14
	Ward & Goldstone Ltd            	Jack Barker     	59	58
	Ward & Goldstone Ltd (ltr)      	Jack Barker     	59	58
	We had them too (bug fttg)(ltr)	G. Brown	21	43
	Western Electric Key	El. Teleg 1911	54	BC
	Western Electric Key (ltr)	Dave Pennes	41	39
	Western Electric Key (ltr)	J. Jacobs	47	40
	Western Electric Leg Key (ltr)	Dave Pennes	33	46
	What key was it? (ltr)	R. Whitaker	24	47
	What Makes a Good Key?	Gary Bold	49	36
	What Makes a Good Key? (ltr)	G. Stancey	25	41
	Which Paddle, Which Keyer?	Gerald Stancey	58	18
	Who was Justine Johnson? (ltr)	R.L. Thomas	53	45
	Workshop made straight key	Wm P. Wilson	15	41
	ZA 54574 Lorenz Style Key (ltrs)	Various	46	44
	Zedder Paddle, The	Barry Kirkwood	48	14

31. LEARNING MORSE
	Acquiring the R/T Code - 1	Wm.G. Pierpont	31	12
	Acquiring the R/T Code - 2	Wm.G. Pierpont	32	40
	Acquiring the Radiotelegraph Code (ltr)	Wm.G. Pierpont	34	43
	ADFGX	Gerald Stancey	16	30
	An old method in modern times	K. Sutawibawa	8	36
	Another Learning Method	Gary Bold	41	30
	Arolish	R. Gould-King	53	12
	Best Way to Morse Proficiency? (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	50	55
	Breeding Better Brasspounders	Gary Bold	37	32
	Burton and Spark (ltr)	Ray Redwood	22	45
	Burton, Gone for a (ltr)	J. Pemberton	21	39
	Candler System, The	Wm G. Pierpont	10	1
	Code Book, The: reviewed by	Tony Smith	45	22
	Code in the Head	J.F. Davidson	39	40
	Commander Meade's Method (ltr)	J. Barker	39	44
	Dits and Dahs	Maj. Bob Smith	14	20
	Early Starter (ltr)	M. Hindley	26	42
	Early Starters (ltrs)	Various	27	40
	Encourage Beginners	Geo Longden	43	21
	Evaluating Morse Sending        	Gary Bold       	60	13
	Farnsworth Method (ltr)	Wm. G. Pierpont	38	41
	Farnsworth Method (ltr)	Pete Carron	41	36
	Farnsworth Method Criticised	Radcom	53	5
	Farnsworth Mystery Solved!	Tony Smith	48	16
	Farnsworth Preparation for the Morse Test	Roy Clayton	54	32
	G4ZFE CW 'Pile Up' Trainer	G4ZFE	55	6
	Ham Stories: reviewed by	Tony Smith	45	22
	Hints on learning, 1932 style	Colin Waters	15	22
	How I became a Morse Teacher	R. Whittaker	28	28
	I learned my Morse with a knife and Fork	Tom Lloyd	16	12
	In Praise of the Hand Key	Gary Bold	55	39
	In the old-fashioned way	Arthur Leigh	15	6
	Knives, forks & dummy keys	Len Pearson	18	47
	Koch Researches, The	Wm.G. Pierpont	58	36
	Learn While You Sleep	J.N. Phinney	56	18
	Learning Aid (ltr)	C. Bisaillion	28	48
	Learning Plateau (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	55	46
	Learning Plateau (ltr)	Wm.G. Pierpont	56	46
	Learning the Morse Code         	Gary Bold       	59	54
	Learning the Other Code	Wm.G. Pierpont	41	12
	Learning to send (ltr)	G. Brown	23	47
	MEGS Proficiency Award	MEGS	37	2
	MEGS QRS Skeds		64	42
	MEGS training activities	MEGS	45	3
	Methods Not Recommended	Wm.G. Pierpont	43	36
	Military Morse Training USA	W.G. Pierpont	39	10
	Missing Out	W.G. Pierpont	36	7
	Mitchell-Christie Method, Signalling Without Words	44	20
	Morse code for R/Amateurs, The (book review)	Tony Smith	25	26
	Morse code, the Essential Language	Tony Smith	21	7
	Morse Flip Cards	Flip Cards	32	4
	Morse Learning (ltr)	J. Goldberg	25	43
	Morse Learning Methods (ltr)	Jim Farrior	58	47
	Morse Learning Methods, A follow up	Tony Smith	57	24
	Morse Learning Methods, Part 1, 1869-1902	Tony Smith	50	31
	Morse Learning Methods, Part 2, 1911-1940	Tony Smith	52	12
	Morse Learning Methods, Part 3, 1941-1943	Tony Smith	53	15
	Morse Learning Methods, Part 4,	Tony Smith	54	12
	Morse Practice Co-ordinator, RSGB, New	RSGB	52	4
	Morse Programs Avail to All	Gary Bold	26	4
	Morse Programs, Free	Gary Bold	25	6
	Morse Rhythm	T. Mansfield	29	38
	Morse Trg by Computer (ltr)	H. Schnait	29	45
	New approach to learning?	Neil Trainor	18	41
	New Morse Software	G. Bold	38	27
	New Morse Training Book	MFJ Enterprises	56	5
	On Learning Morse	P. Davies	26	27
	One Highly Successful Teacher	Wm.G. Pierpont	54	22
	Providing Practice Morse	George Allan	63	33
	Rhythmic Morse (ltr)	Raymond Lee	53	42
	RNAS Morse	RNAS 1917	55	16
	Secret of Learning Morse Code (book review)	Tony Smith	7	32
	Sending & Spacing	Candler Course	33	39
	Sending Problems	Gary Bold	41	30
	Slow Morse Service suspended	MERCURY (RSARS)	17	5
	Slow Morse, RAFARS	QRV (RAFARS)	18	8
	So You Want To Be a Morse Test Examiner? - 1	R. Clayton	34	14
	So You Want to be a Morse Test Examiner? - 2	R. Clayton	35	36
	Sounder or Tone? (ltr)	G. Brown	27	46
	Taking Down Code	Gary Bold	41	31
	Thank You Monika! (ltr)	Martin Pirrie	53	42
	The Code	Roy Clarke	49	40
	The Code Book: Morse Code Instruction Manual	Tony Smith	34	38
	The Mill' Available as Shareware	Jim Farrior	51	7
	The Mill' Free to Morse Instructors	Jim Farrior	52	9
	The Mill'. American Morse Learning Program	Jim Farrior	41	15
	The Step Behind Habit	Gaspard Lizee	63	32
	The Teaching Learning Environment	Wm.G. Pierpont	55	28
	Timing Morse Practice Tests (ltr)	Ron Wilson	55	4658
	Transmitting Plate (The First 'Hand Key')	Tony Smith	19	16
	Transmitting Plates, More	Tony Smith	34	26
	Trial period in Class (ltr)	I. Sharkey	23	45
	Umty Iddy (ltr)	Stan Read	53	46
	VK Morse Beacon	NE Radio Club	35	6
	VK6RCW Morse Beacon	WIA W.Austraila	38	3
	W1AW code schedule	ARRL	18	2
	Well Done Michael! (ltr)	M. Hindley	27	41
	Why Farnsworth?	Tony Smith	24	36
	Why, and What, is '12 wpm'?	Gary Bold	43	12

32. LICENCING
	500 kHz for Amateurs?	Dutch PTT	59	7
	ARRL Suggests CW Alloc'ns for Techs w/o Morse	ARRL            	61	4
	FCC Requests Views on Morse Requirement	FCC             	60	2
	IARU Region II Conference 1998  	IARU            	59	2
	IARU Supports Retention of Amateur Morse Test	IARU AC         	61	2
	New 5 wpm A/B Licence Announced for UK	News	64	2
	New Novice Licence Proposed for South Africa	News	63	4
	RA Meets its Customers          	Zyg Nilski      	59	18
	RA Seeks Views on Morse Test Controversy	RA              	61	3
	RA Strategy, Rev'n of Amat. Morse Test included in	RA              	60	2
	SARL Proposes 5 wpm Test        	SARL            	61	5
	WRC Date Change                 	ITU             	59	2
	Year 2000 - World Radio Conference	News	63	4

33. LIGHT SIGNALLING
	Lamp Signalling Daylight (ltrs)	Various	26	47
	Lamps and Whistles	Gus Taylor	20	36
	Reading Visual Signalling	J. Elwood	39	44
	Reading Visual Signalling (ltr)	Bill Lord	40	46
	Reading Visual Signalling (ltr)	Duncan Leak	41	44
	Reading Visual Signalling (ltr)	Bill Lord	42	45
	Signalling' Series of Will's Cigarette Cards	Nrs 1 - 3	50	C
	The Telegraph	Electricity' 1887	53	22
	Visual signalling equipment and procedures	Various	22	40

34. LINE TELEGRAPHY
	150th Anniv of First Message	USA	31	6
	A Great Telegraph Feat	1886	3	45
	A Tribute to Spru	Frank Spruhan	58	20
	Airborne earth	L. Moreau	21	35
	Alaska Telegraph, The First	Richard Thomas	49	8
	Alfred Vail, another view	J.D. Reid	24	35
	Alfred Vail's Magnetic Friendship with Morse -1	Hist. Speedwell	20	26
	Alfred Vail's Magnetic Friendship with Morse -2	Hist. Speedwell	21	10
	All the lines are Morse	Saml Morse 1856	19	28
	American Telegrapher, The (book review)	Jim Haynes	40	26
	Among the Last of Them          	L.A. Bailey     	61	26
	Assoc Press, Morse in the	A. Keel	32	6
	Australia, Telegraphy in, 1953-61 (and after)	Allan Moore	48	26
	Australian 140th Anniversary	Morsecodians	35	6
	Australian Country Telegrapher	Kevin Curtis	8	40
	Australian P.O. Time	John Houlder	14	24
	Baggage Telegraphers	Don deNeuf	26	5
	Bain's chemical telegraph	Don deNeuf	18	34
	BATH Telegraph, Introducing	Tony Smith	5	24
	BATH Telegraph, Tales from - 1	F.W. Thomas	6	36
	BATH Telegraph, Tales from - 2	Thomas/Bailey	10	17
	Before the Flying Doctor	D. Van de Pol	1	33
	Brigham Young Deseret Telegraph	Richard L. Thomas	62	14
	Brigham Young's Telegraphist	Richard L. Thomas	62	16
	Bunnell wasn't there!	Louise Moreau	20	15
	Canada still has annual Morse line	Edmonton Exmnr	18	28
	Canadian R'lway Telegraph History-Robert Burnet	Tony Smith	50	22
	Celerity of Morse's Telegraph	Lardner, 1854	1	15
	Centennial of First Morse Message, Memory (ltr)	H.M. Solomon	47	46
	Chinese Dit-Dahs	Don deNeuf	33	7
	Civil War telegraphy	Don deNeuf	18	21
	Creed, F.G., Inventor Extraordinary	Fred Barnes	17	22
	Curiosities of the wire, 1876	Teleg. Journal	10	42
	Deadhead	Tony Smith	19	26
	Demise of the press sounder	Fred Barnes	13	26
	Did Money Change Hands?	R.L. Thomas	37	35
	Double Needle Speed (ltr)	J. Worthington	25	44
	Double Needle, Using the (ltr)	B. Guest	24	43
	Dujardin, Inventions of Dr.	M. Charbon	35	18
	Early Morse Recording Instrument	Lardner 1854	50	BC
	Early Telegraphs on the Line	Ted Jones	37	26
	Early Telegraphy in Western Australia	Ted Jones	56	24
	Edison, Tom, Telegrapher	Tony Smith	1	24
	Electric Telegraph Message	Morsecodians	40	C
	Electromagnets in Telegraph Instruments	L.E. 'Ed' Trump	46	12
	Faster manual Morse - 1	Kaye Weedon	10	20
	Faster manual Morse - 2	Kaye Weedon	11	41
	Fiendish instrument, A (ltr)	J. Simpson	21	41
	First Message Commemoration (ltr)	C. Blunn	36	47
	First Morse line, The	Tony Smith	19	21
	First OK, That	Comment	11	34
	First OK?, The	A. Hopwood	9	33
	Fullerphone, The	Louis Meulstee	5	29
	Glass Cover for Galvo (ltr)	F.V. Berghen	50	60
	Great day at Dubbo	Australia	7	41
	Great Northern Telegraph Company, The	GNT             	59	46
	GWR Morse	Ray Pascoe	14	10
	How to Work with Brutal Morsemen	T.J. Smith	37	42
	I like the sound of Morse	D.A. Whitbread	17	16
	Indo-European Telegraph	Don deNeuf	3	43
	Just Remember!	C.P. Krause	31	39
	Landlines in the RAF	R.K. Taylor	17	40
	Learning the Other Code	Wm.G. Pierpont	41	12
	Looking back-1 (LB&SCR)	Violet Wright	12	41
	Looking back-2 (Extel)	Violet Wright	13	35
	Magnetic Relay (ltr)	G. Stancey	26	37
	Magnificent Invention, A	Alfred Vail	19	10
	Married by Telegraph	1876	36	6
	Memories of Western Union	A. C. Stevens	16	18
	Morse in the NZ Post Office	Aubrey Curry	16	4
	Morse Inker (ltr)	F.V. Berghen	49	45
	Morse Relic, A	Teleg Jnl 1884	10	25
	Morsecodians at Alice 1999 	News	64	3
	Morsecodians at Alice '93	John Houlder	29	2
	Morsecodians at Alice '94	John Houlder	34	4
	Morsecodians at Alice '95	John Houlder	41	3
	Morsecodians at Alice '96	John Houlder	46	3
	Morsecodians at Alice '97	John Houlder	53	5
	Morsecodians at Alice Springs	John Houlder	24	2
	Morsecodians at Longreach	John Houlder	25	5
	Morsecodians celebrations	John Houlder	21	3
	Morsecodians. Alice on line again	John Houlder	17	32
	Morsecodians. Australian 140th of 1st telegraph	Morsecodians	31	5
	Morsecodians. Operation Alice	John Houlder	13	7
	Morse's Recording Instrument	1887	43	BC
	No European patents (1838)	J. Munro (1891)	19	13
	Oldest Working Galvo? (ltr)	J. Houlder	25	42
	On the mill	Geoff Arnold	18	17
	P.O. operator's guide	Graeme Wormald	15	34
	Post Office telegraphist	May Sowter	15	15
	Postal Telegraph Company, The	Don deNeuf	31	42
	Power Sources for Telegraph Circuits	L.E. 'Ed' Trump	45	40
	Quadruplex	Don K. deNeuf	20	34
	Radio & Rly Morse in Canada	M. Lynn	24	30
	Railway Morse is different	Dave Keen	11	1
	Reminiscences of Wellington Telegraph	Neville Copeland	63	26
	Restoration of a Morse Sounder	D. Goacher	21	20
	Role of the Telegraph in the SA War 1899-1902	Ted Jones	64	37
	Single needle on the LNER - 1	LNER	23	32
	Single needle on the LNER - 2	LNER	24	11
	Solenoid Sounder, Make Your Own	Jim Farrior	47	8
	Solenoid Winners	MM	48	10
	Solenoid Winners	MM	51	11
	Solenoids, More Available	Dan Keen	50	5
	Sounder drawings available	Dennis Goacher	20	6
	Sounder, Early (ltr)	I. Gurton	26	40
	Sounders on the pier	Gus Taylor	10	30
	Speedwell and the Telegraph	Tony Smith	19	14
	Students' manual, 1884	J.H. Bunnell	7	45
	Sutel 40, The	Louis Meulstee	15	1
	Swiss telegraphs	Baedeker, 1901	18	40
	Table of Working Currents of PO Instruments	Tel, 1895, Preece	41	BC
	Tasmania, Telegraph in	E.F. Jones	25	12
	Telegram from Timbertown	Australia	10	10
	Telegraph Demo at AP Celebrations	Aubrey Keel    5	6	5
	Telegraph Instrument Use in Circuit Observation	L.E. 'Ed' Trump	44	26
	Telegraph, The (book review)	Tony Smith	31	20
	Telegraphy Demonstrations High School Students	D. Alderdice	30	32
	The Telegraph	Electricity' 1887	53	22
	Thin Red Lines, The (review)	Cable & W'less	24	26
	Two Tone Telegraphy Morse with a Difference	John Packer	62	28
	Up, Up and Away! (1872)	US Sig. Service	31	29
	USA/Australia dial-up link	Bill Dunbar	18	6
	Vibrating Telegraphs	Dennis Goacher	49	13
	We Know the Feeling! (ltr)	R.L. Thomas	49	48
	Western Union Messenger	L.A. Bailey	47	14
	What happened to the Sounder?	J.T. Blackwood	4	4
	What hath God Wrought!	Tony Smith	19	24
	What Hath God Wrought! (expanded)	Tony Smith	33	18
	Wheatstone Tape, Measuring	G. Lizee	36	36
	When Morse Reigned Supreme	R. Angove	30	20
	Who Buzzed First?	Tony Smith	26	12
	Who was at the Key  - 2	L.R. Moreau	29	14
	Who was at the Key? - 1	L.R. Moreau	28	30
	Who was Prof. Daubeny?	Tony Smith	49	38
	Who was the first sound reader?	Tony Smith	21	36
	World's biggest sounder	Don deNeuf	19	41

35. MARITIME (SEE ALSO 'NAVY')
		S.E. Watkins	48	46
		DoT	50	3
		ARRL Letter	52	8
	500kc/s Story - Part 1	Jeffrey Herman	57	6
	500kc/s Story - Part 2	Jeffrey Herman	58	24
	500kc/s Story - Part 3          	Jeffrey Herman  	59	36
	A Captain and a King	Ero Erickson	20	32
	An innocent abroad	J.L. Sykes	18	18
	Another Service Closes (Halifax Radio VCS) (ltr)	Geoff Williams	48	48
	Borkum - First Official Coast Stations in Germany	G. Ulsamer	32	34
	British Telecom still using Morse	John Chappell	6	39
	Cat that learned Morse, The	Fred G. Shaw	8	47
	Closure of UK 500 KHz and MF Comm. Morse Service	Brit. Telecom	55	2
	Closure of UK 500 KHz Watch	Correction	56	48
	Closures, More (C/Stns) (ltr)	B. Morris	27	43
	Code exemption extended	W5YI REPORT	20	7
	CW Still Very Active in Third World	R.J. Ostrowski	47	2
	CW Used in Major Rescue Operation	ARA Report	54	7
	CW-Super Station Op Assists in Life-saving Operation	Globe Wireless	55	2
	CW-Super-Station	Globe Wireless	53	2
	DAN, Farewell from	M. Pouw-Arnold	44	4
	Deep in the Heart of Texas - 1	J. Sykes	35	28
	Deep in the Heart of Texas - 2	J. Sykes	36	26
	Deep Sea Sparks (by Olive J. Carroll) book review	G. Arnold	37	22
	Earthquake Memories	E. Erickson	26	34
	Exchange of Pleasantries (ltr)	John P. Evans	56	47
	Expensive Radiograms (ltr)	David Dunn	46	46
	Fake telegram	J. Noordegraaf	14	8
	FCC end man W/T for GMDSS vessels	FCC	46	2
	FFL, Closure of	Bruce Morris	50	2
	Fold Out QSL Card from the PCH Farewell Party	G4ETQ	63	IBC
	French Coast Stations, No More on 500 kHz	News	50	2
	Future of Amateur & Commercial Radiotelegraphy	F. Maia	38	8
	GMDSS & 500 kHz Not Compatible	WWB	31	4
	GMDSS comes nearer	W5YI Report	21	2
	GMDSS Frustration	Ocean Voice	32	4
	GMDSS Implemenation Problems	News	52	2
	GMDSS News	ARA Report	54	8
	GMDSS Phasing-In	FCC	28	6
	GMDSS Problems	W5YI Report	36	4
	GMDSS Problems	BBC TV	47	3
	GMDSS Update -Problems Ahead    	WWB             	60	8
	GMDSS. End of the RO using hi-tech communication	B. Maconachie	7	36
	Goodbye Maritime Morse? -Not Yet-	Bruce Morris	62	10
	Hanalei, SS, The wreck of	Haraden Pratt	1	39
	Home-Brew	J. Sykes	34	30
	Ice ahead! (Titanic)	Tony Smith	3	2
	Icelandic Mystery (ltr)	R.H. Stefansson	32	48
	In Memoriam, cassette tape	Bruce Morris	18	11
	It helps to know Morse	Ken Rushall	12	21
	KFS, Commercial CW at	R. Deakin	26	9
	KFS, More on (ltr)	Rod B. Deakin	27	47
	Kon-Tiki Expedition (ltr)	Einar Hogseth	52	46
	Lamps and Whistles	Gus Taylor	20	36
	Language of Maritime Teleg.	B. Johnson	34	40
	Last N. American Morse Maritime Station Closes	News	64	3
	Marconi Radio Officer Advert	1961	34	BC
	Maritime CW (Coast Stations)	News	42	2
	Maritime CW Far from Dead!	World W/Beacon	35	3
	Maritime Radio Month, Portishead and Coast Station Events	David Barlow	64	41
	Morse Code to the RescueWorld Maritime News		52	8
	Morse is Not Dead	Ellis Maris Jr	51	9
	Morse signal prevents disaster	Jan van As	2	22
	My best CW... at 1 wpm!	Chris Lovell	6	33
	Norddeich Radio - Won't lie down!	WUN	50	3
	Norddeich Radio/DAN, Last Morsefrom	Bruce Morris	48	11
	Obey the rules!	'Ex Sparks'	23	15
	PCH Radio Amateur Farewell Day	PCH	61	6
	PCH Reunion	News	62	5
	PCH to Close Down	Dutch Press	53	2
	PCH, A 90 Year-old Celebrity	G. v.d. Werf	37	6
	PCH, Happy Birthday (ltr)	R. Clayton	36	46
	PCH/Scheveningenradio 90 Years	K. Lagerberg	35	9
	Perfect cache, The	J.L. Sykes	5	19
	Plea to Keep Morse	Shipping	35	4
	Portihead Radio - Special Event	News	62	9
	Portishead Radio - 75 years	L..Bennett	36	4
	Portishead Radio Today	R. Marshall	32	26
	Positions and Points (ltrs)	Various	55	47
	Premonition?	M. Robertson	3	8
	QRT 500 Video Excellent (ltr)   	Dave Gunning    	61	46
	'R', use of for decimal point?	Geoff Arnold	53	1
	R.I.P. Record It Please	Bruce Morris	11	6
	Radio Officers' Association of Europe	P. Durkin	47	9
	Radiocommun	ications Agency	53	3
	Remarkable Development 1909-11	P/Electricity	55	16
	Remember the Batory? (ltr)	R. James	35	42
	Reprieve, The	J.L. Sykes	31	36
	Rodent Revels	J.L. Sykes	1	42
	Rudder-Joke	J.L. Sykes	32	12
	Russian SOS (Alla Tarasova)	News Report	47	3
	Saltwater Memories              	John Cave       	61	32
	SAQ, Last Message from	B. Gustafsson	49	5
	Scheveningen PHC Farewell Party	News	62	3
	Search for Yachtswoman	The Times	38	4
	Secrecy Notice	PMG	35	BC
	Secret Signals	Steve McCallum	52	40
	Semi-Automatics at Sea (ltr)	J. Beech	31	46
	Semi-Automatics at Sea (ltr)	R. Prosser	33	44
	Shipboard Watchkeeping - 1	Geoff Arnold	52	48
	Shipboard Watchkeeping - 2	Geoff Arnold	53	48
	SOS via auto-alarm	Don deNeuf	8	38
	Special Callsigns for Scandinavia	News	62	5
	Special Tribute - Maritime Morse	Bruce Morris	62	4
	Steam Morse (1876)	Teleg. Journal	33	39
	Tale of a First Tripper	Leonard Moss	47	27
	Tel. Manipulating Key Design	H.J.H. Wassell	30	6
	Thank God for 500kHz	Andy Bourassa	18	11
	This Man Has The Job	John Hann	52	35
	Titanic Morse Key Type Confirmed	Geoff Arnold	51	8
	Titanic, Keying the	Geoff Arnold	50	26
	UK Farewell to 500 kHz	News	56	2
	UK Maritime Radio Responsibilities Transfer	ications Agency	53	3
	UK MF W/T Wx Broadcasts Ceased	B. Morris	35	4
	UK Morse Distress Watch to Closeon 31.12.97	DoT	50	3
	UK Shore Stations - 1944 (ltr)	Jim Farrior	58	46
	UK Spectrum Strategy Published	RA	53	3
	US Commerc. Exams, New System	FCC	27	6
	USCG Abandons HF CW Service	USCG	39	2
	USCG Ceasing MF CW	Off. Notice	26	5
	USCG Last Code Transmission Award (ltr)	S.E. Watkins	48	46
	USCG Morse Broadcasts to Cease	Ocean Voice	35	4
	USCG NMN Closedown	G. Williams	39	36
	VIT, A Visit to	Gary Bold	31	11
	W2AX Attempts to Fill ShipboardCW Gap	ARRL Letter	52	8
	Which Alphabet Was That?	Brian Faulkner	52	34
	Wireless Aids Man-hunt	R. Redwood	36	40
	Women of Wireless	Olive Roeckner	27	34

36. MARS (MILITARY AFFILIATE RADIOS)
	CW Back - Report Incorrect	MARS	54	2
	CW Back on MARS	MARS	53	2
	MARS (MILITARY AFFILIATE RADIO SYSTEM)	W5YI Report	48	11
	MARS Converts to Digital Modes	W5YI Report	48	11

37. MISCELLANEOUS
		The Morse Soc.	19	30
		J. Iza	36	48
		Albert Heyes	43	45
		Min. of Defence	45	6
		Tony Smith	48	4
		People Magazine	49	5
		Brian Otter	49	48
		RAC	51	7
		1936	51	31
		MM	52	9
	A few thoughts on the name 'Morse'	The Morse Soc.	19	30
	Adieu to CW	Roy Clayton	51	26
	All Thanks to Morse!	IoW Cnty Press	31	6
	Ancient ciphers (ltr)	C.P.Krause	22	43
	Archbishop Learned Morse	Daily Telegraph	50	8
	Automatic Morse Transmitter	1940	52	32
	Auxiliary Callsigns (ltr)	J.W. Martin	44	40
	Barter, circa 1925	J.L. Sykes	10	46
	Baseball by Morse	Sonny Payne	51	12
	BBC Programme Celebrates Morse Code	News	64	5
	Calls You Have Loved (ltr)	Doug Coe	50	56
	Calls You Have Loved (ltrs)	Various	51	45
	Calls You Have Loved (ltrs)	Various	52	43
	Christmas is coming	J.L. Sykes	2	44
	Contact Cleaner	Cal-Av Labs	32	23
	Corset Bug (ltr)	Jack Barker	42	48
	Creed Coding (ltr)	A. Hobden	37	46
	Creed Coding? (ltr)	A. Hobden	36	47
	CW coherer pills	Canadian Amatr	20	9
	Data Protection Act 1984	MM	9	25
	Death of Creator of Singing Telegram	People Magazine	49	5
	Definitive Publication	J.H. Smith	37	46
	Dental Morse prank (ltr)	J. Mathisrud	24	46
	Do You Know Wyn Davies?	John Francis	41	6
	Dot Dot Dash	BBC broadcast	28	2
	Dramatic Morse (ltr)	R. Prosser	36	44
	Early Photography (SFBM)	Tony Smith	19	9
	ENIGMA (ltr)	T. Timme	35	43
	G4ZPY Ham-boree in Hawaii	G4ZPY	55	4
	G4ZPY in Hawaii	G4ZPY	48	5
	Golden Section Interest	J. Lycett	28	5
	Height Measuring Inst. (ltr)	Peter Holtham	57	46
	Home brewed C	ON4WD	3	39
	Home-made Morse	Guardian	28	2
	How to Read Ads	Horn of Plenty	50	44
	I'm Reading Your Key Clicks (ltr)	Albert Heyes	43	45
	It will never work!	Heinrich Hertz	5	41
	Kids Read About Morse	No Kidding!	50	8
	Koch Researches, The (ltr)      	Dave Clarke     	59	59
	London Calling (leaflet)	BBC	36	32
	London Calling (ltr)	G. Taylor	33	43
	London Calling (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	35	44
	London Calling Overseas (ltr)	J. Brunton	31	48
	London Calling Overseas (ltr)	C. Hammett	32	46
	Long Route to the Code          	Carl Lodstrom   	60	38
	MARS to Discontinue CW	MARS	41	22
	Media CW (ltr)	C. Passet	24	43
	Media CW (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	41	40
	Media CW (ltr)	Dr Jon Iza	42	46
	Media CW (More) (ltr)	B. Eldridge	28	43
	Media CW (More) (ltrs)	Various	25	43
	Media CW (More) (ltrs)	Various	26	45
	Media CW (QAM no More!) (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	31	43
	Media CW (Yet More) (ltr)	T. Zimmer	27	45
	Memories of Morse	Telecom Today	3	33
	Mercurians, The	SHOT	51	9
	MISCELLANEOUS	Roy Clayton	51	26
	MM Mini-Meet	J. Lycett	31	9
	Morse 78's	Norman Field	18	10
	Morse at the Movies (ltr)	H.A. Solomon	28	45
	Morse at the Movies (ltr)	W. Cornish	33	43
	Morse at the Movies (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	35	42
	Morse at the Movies (ltrs)	Various	31	45
	Morse by Steam Whistle	John Packer	63	17
	Morse Code Saves the World! - Film	Tony Smith	48	4
	Morse Collectible (Globe)	Wall Street Jnl	49	6
	Morse Ephemera Wanted	Tony Smith	41	4
	Morse in Advertising (ltr)	Richard Thomas	48	47
	Morse in Great Houses	E.F. Jones	31	22
	Morse in Great Houses (ltr)	G. Taylor	33	48
	Morse in Hard Disc Drive (ltr)	D. Goacher	26	39
	Morse in the Media (ltr)	Ron Horsley	51	41
	Morse in the WSJ	Wall Street Jnl	55	5
	Morse Jewellery (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	45	48
	Morse Lives!	GCHQ Advert.	28	2
	Morse Marked Money	Don deNeuf	4	8
	Morse Music (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	26	37
	Morse Music (ltr)	C. Bisaillion	28	43
	Morse Music (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	30	48
	Morse on TV and Radio in Zambia(ltr)	Brian Otter	49	48
	Morse Phone Card (ltr)	H. Jacob	32	47
	Morsum is Best! (ltr)	R. Harry	26	40
	Musical Telegraph Memento, A	1882	25	35
	New application for Morse	G. Arnold	24	9
	New Canadian Territory - VY0	News	63	5
	New Morse Column in 'The Canadian Amateur'	RAC	51	7
	News of the Platypus (telegram)	1884	43	21
	No-Go Area?                     	USA             	59	60
	Not a Real Amateur! (ltr)	R. Q. Marris	46	47
	Not Guilty!	Derek Nicholls	5	23
	Novice News of the Month	WW, 1913	31	34
	Numbers Station Puzzle	Chris Midgley	54	46
	Oasis and Morse	Roy Clayton	53	46
	OK for Morse!	La Pioche	48	35
	Other Applics for Morse (ltr)	B. Eldridge	29	40
	Other Applics for Morse (ltr)	R. Stefansson	31	48
	Paying for Super Keyer II (ltr)	E. Langton	29	42
	Preservation Essential (ltr)	Robert Betts	51	41
	Propagation data bulletins	W/Data Centre	20	3
	QRP Component Co - New Shop	Chris Rees	43	8
	Radio Ham Makes Automatic Sender	1936	51	31
	Readers Survey - The Results	Zyg Nilski	63	31
	Reminder of Schooldays          	Guy Warburton   	60	45
	Secret Sign (ltr)	Richard Putnam	56	47
	Seeking Correspondents (ltr)	P. Cleveland	34	47
	Send Morse to Your Dog	Gary Bold	41	27
	Shades of CRTB!                 	John Houlder    	59	57
	Solenoid Winners	MM	48	10
	Solenoid Winners	MM	51	11
	Solenoids, More Available	Dan Keen	50	5
	Sound of Spark, The (tape available)	J. Iza	36	48
	Special Screwdrivers	C. Bisaillion	55	48
	Spectrum Analyser Morse (ltr)	H. Jacob	26	39
	Spot the Killer! (Insp. Morse)	LWT	27	7
	Subs for USA - New Arrangments	Wise Owl	27	10
	Surprise (tattooed legs)	D. Express	29	38
	Telegraph grade abolished	B. Telecom	23	2
	Telegraphy in Action	James S.Farrior	54	26
	Testing & Context	Wm. G. Pierpont	31	34
	Thoughts on my 85th birthday	J.L. Sykes	3	46
	Trade Union Morse (ltr)	C. MacKinnon	29	39
	TV Morse Game (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	46	46
	Untitled story	H. Watterson	8	28
	Vail Correspondent, The	T. French	25	7
	Vibroplex Foundation Created	Vibroplex Co	53	7
	Vintage Military Manuals	I. Mant	36	3
	Wasp's Nest	Kon-Tiki Expdn	59	60
	Weather Kites (ltr)	G. Taylor	33	45
	Welcome to Morsecodians President	MM	52	9
	Well Done Jessica!	David Barlow	52	7
	We've Got it Made! (ltr)        	Gerald Stancey  	61	44
	What's that ticking?	SRC Lex	2	29
	World's fastest and tallest	Harry Turner	17	15
	Write About MM	Tony Smith	43	8
	Zulu Boys, The	John Hill	57	12

38. MORSE CODE
		Reprint, 1924	15	42
		F. Maia	29	18
		A. Prather	30	37
		Duncan Leak	48	11
		MM	49	18
		Kurt Jacobsen	51	14
		MM	51	32
	American Morse mystery	Tony Smith	4	21
	An Amusing Way to Preserve your Morse Code	Jean-Yves Morin	64	22
	Arabic Morse Still Used	Harry Brooks	52	6
	Arolish	R. Gould-King	53	12
	Burmese Morse (ltr)	Stan Barr	43	47
	Changes in the Code (ltr)	B. Hammond	26	48
	Chinese Dit-Dahs	D. deNeuf	33	7
	Chinese Morse	Stanley Read	44	10
	Chinese Style Morse Code - In Esperanto!	Duncan Leak	48	11
	Code Efficiency	Gary Bold	46	42
	Copying CW is Good Therapy (ltrs)	Albert Heyes	62	43
	Copying Morse (ltrs)	H. Neill	62	42
	CW Notes With Character	George F. Frankin	64	32
	CW Under the Stars - and More	Gary Bold	60	12
	Danish Watchmaker Created the Chinese Morse System	Kurt Jacobsen	51	14
	Did Morse get it right?	A.S. Chester	3	24
	From one code to another	Tony Smith	19	2
	Hebrew telegraph code	Don K. deNeuf	17	39
	Japanese operators' difficulties, The	Reprint, 1924	15	42
	Learning the Other Code	Wm.G. Pierpont	41	12
	Meaning of CW, The	Ed Sieb	60	20
	MORSE CODE	Tony Smith	4	21
	Morse Code. New Places for an Old Art?	A. Prather	30	37
	New Version of CW Software (ltrs)	Ralph Taggart	62	44
	Non-English Morse, Answers About	MM	51	32
	Non-English Morse, Questions About	MM	49	18
	RAFARS Slow Morse Net	News	63	4
	RSGB Appoints New Chief Morse Examiner	News	63	6
	RSGB Chief Morse Examiner & Deputy Resign	Roy Clayton	61	9
	RSGB Search - Chief Morse Examiners	News	62	2
	Words, Words, Words	Gary Bold	33	16

39. MORSE EPHEMERA
		USA, 1908-10	45	C
		W.J. Black	49	47
	1907 Advert United Electrical Manufacturing Co.	Dave Pennes	62	BC
	Advertisement for The Railroad Telegrapher 		64	BC
	An Amateur Radio Station Spark Transmitter	Source Unknown	62	IBC
	Cigar Box Label - The ProfessorsMorse	USA, 1908-10	45	C
	Commemoration (Fuba Morse Picture) (ltr)	W.J. Black	49	47
	Five-needle Telegraph Instrument	Cigarette Card  	59	C
	Flashing Lanterns	Nrs 1 - 3	50	C
	Heliograph	Nrs 1 - 3	48	C
	Heliograph	Nrs 4 - 6	49	C
	List of Charges for Electric Telegraph Company		63	BC
	Morse Coins WW2	Canada	54	C
	Morse Flag Waving	Nrs 1 - 5	51	C & BC
	Morse Phone Card (ltr)	H. Jacob	32	47
	N.Z. P.O. Morse Code Card 1958 	Neville Copeland	60	C&BC
	Sharp's the Word, Toffee Advert	1946	18	37
	Should Women be Sparks? (1912)  	Marconigraph    	60	23
	'Signalling' Series of Will's Cigarette Cards	Nrs 1 - 3	48	C
	'Signalling' Series of Will's Cigarette Cards	Nrs 4 - 6	49	C
	'Signalling' Series of Will's Cigarette Cards	Nrs 1 - 3	50	C
	'Signalling' Series of Will's Cigarette Cards	Nrs 1 - 5	51	C & BC
	Speed Key Certificate	US Navy 1941	52	C
	Sugar Packets	Belgium, 1995	44	C
	War Bond Message	USA WW2	55	C

40. MORSE FOR THE DISABLED
		A. Prather	30	37
		ARRL Letter	55	3
	ARRL Seeks Change to CW Waiver rules	ARRL Letter	55	3
	Brownfield Mark, G0EMZ	Obituary	9	42
	Concern re US Code Exemptions	W5YI Report	29	4
	Controversy over code exams for handicapped	W5YI REPORT	20	7
	Just in Case (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	50	58
	Morse 2000 Conference	Univ/Wisconsin	34	7
	Morse 2000 Conference '98 - Advance Notice	Univ/Wisconsin  	59	9
	Morse 2000 Outreach	U/Wisconsin	40	5
	Morse 2000 Outreach - Grants	Morse 2000	41	3
	Morse 2000 Progress	Morse 2000	43	2
	Morse 2000 Update	Morse 2000	46	5
	Morse 2000 Update	Morse 2000	57	3
	Morse Code. New Places for an Old Art?	A. Prather	30	37
	My Morse Connection to the World	Susan Yim	63	43
	Telegraphy Waivers for the Handicapped	FCC             	60	4
	Test Exemptions Questioned	FCC	27	8

41. MORSE, S.F.B.
		Morse Society	19	32
		Hist. Speedwell	20	26
		Hist. Speedwell	21	10
		Tony Smith	33	18
		Locust Grove	46	7
		H.M. Solomon	47	46
		Macalee Hime	53	43
	A Few Thoughts on the Name 'Morse'	Morse Society	19	32
	Alfred Vail's Magnetic Friendship with Morse - 1	Hist. Speedwell	20	26
	Alfred Vail's Magnetic Friendship with Morse - 2	Hist. Speedwell	21	10
	All the Lines are Morse	S.F.B. Morse	19	28
	Deadhead	Tony Smith	19	26
	Did SFBM Have Anything to do With It? (ltr)	Macalee Hime	53	43
	Early Photography	Tony Smith	19	9
	Father! (at Paris Expo)	1867	43	21
	Latin connection? (ltr)	Rev. D. Leak	21	45
	Locust Grove	Tony Smith	19	40
	Memory of Centennial of First Morse Message (ltr)	H.M. Solomon	47	46
	Morse Relic, A	Teleg Jnl 1884	10	25
	Morse the Artist	Enc. Brit. 1883	19	9
	Morse's last message	Tony Smith	19	29
	Morse-Viking link? (ltr)	J.H. Nohns	21	44
	No European Patents	J. Munro	19	13
	S.F.B. Morse and Porte Crayon	J. Comstock	27	27
	Samuel F.B. Morse Historic Houseand Grounds	Locust Grove	46	7
	The First Morse Line	Tony Smith	19	21
	The Late Professor Morse (Obit)	ILN 1872	19	34
	What Hath God Wrought!	Tony Smith	19	24
	What Hath God Wrought! (Expanded)	Tony Smith	33	18
	Who was Prof. Daubeny?	Tony Smith	49	38

42. MORSUM MAGNIFICAT
		GM4HYF	46	9
	Closure of MM	Announcement	56	1
	Definitive Publication (ltr)	J.H. Smith	37	46
	GB2CW Speed Practice, MM Material Used	GM4HYF	46	9
	Kind Words About MM (ltrs)	Various	53	47
	Meet MM's New Editor/Publisher	Zyg Nilski	58	2
	MM 'Chat' Frequency (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	41	43
	MM Home Page	MM	47	7
	MM Home Page Move	MM	49	5
	Morsum is Best! (ltr)	R. Harry	26	40
	Morsum Magnificat Benelux - Disclaimer	MM              	59	9
	Out-of-Print MMs Available	J. Orellana	51	48
	The Best of MM-1 Published	G. Arnold	38	32
	Time to Say Goodbye!            	G Arnold T Smith	61	48
	Zyg's Zone                      	Zyg Nilski      	59	10

43. MUSEUMS
		Duxford RS	23	4
		MEC	28	4
		J. Houlder	31	44
		D. Couch	31	8
		M. Pouw-Arnold	44	6
		M. Pouw-Arnold	45	5
		John Houlder	46	10
		M. Pouw-Arnold	48	9
		MoC Foundation	49	6
		Mus. literature	50	16
		MoC Foundation	51	4
		John Packer	56	6
		Douglas Byrne	57	3
	Schedule of Events 1996	Locust Grove	46	7
	Australia Museums Closed	J. Houlder	31	44
	Adelaide Communications Museum	R.L. Thomas	27	18
	Ashfield Telecommunications Repository-Sydney	John Houlder	46	10
	Aviation Museum of W. Australia	D. Couch	31	8
	Chalk Pits Museum Wireless Day	D. Rudram	29	7
	Deutsches Museum, Mnchen	M. Pouw-Arnold	44	6
	Deutsches Rundfunkmuseum am Funkturm, Berlin	M. Pouw-Arnold	44	6
	Duxford RS re-inaugurated at IWMDuxford	Duxford RS	23	4
	Eaglehawk Telegraph Back in Business	News	62	2
	GEC makes the Marconi Collection Safe	News	63	5
	Havenmuseum De Visserijschool, Ijmuiden	M. Pouw-Arnold	45	5
	Historic Telecomms Exhibition   	Fons V. Berghen 	59	4
	La Muse d'Histoire des PTT	K. Quigg	29	6
	Manitoba Amateur Radio Museum	MARM	28	4
	Mus. of Communication, Bo'ness	C.H.C. Matthews	21	6
	Mus. of Communication, Bo'ness	C. Gill	35	26
	Mus‚e Europ‚en de la Communication	MEC	28	4
	Museum 1939-1945, Holland	M. Pouw-Arnold	56	6
	Museum of Communication, New Home	MoC Foundation	49	6
	Museum of Communication, Prestigious New Site	MoC Foundation	51	4
	Museum of Danish Resistance	T. Dahl	31	7
	Museums of Interest in Germany and Norway	M. Pouw-Arnold	48	9
	New Dutch Ham Museum	M. Pouw-Arnold	58	6
	Omroepmuseum, Hilversum	M. Pouw-Arnold	45	5
	Porthcurno Teleg. Museum Undergoing Alterations	John Packer	56	6
	Porthcurno Telegraph Mus. (ltr)	John Packer	26	46
	Porthcurno Telegraph Museum	John Packer	34	32
	Porthcurno, Visit to (ltr)	F.V. Berghen	51	48
	Postmuseum Berlin (East)	M. Pouw-Arnold	44	7
	Postmuseum Berlin (West)	M. Pouw-Arnold	44	7
	PTT-Museum, Den Haag	M. Pouw-Arnold	45	5
	Restoration and Recollections - Preserving N.A. 	Dick Dillman	64	44
	Samuel F.B. Morse Historic Houseand Grounds	Locust Grove	46	7
	Signal Corps Association 1860-1865	News	64	4
	Telegraph exhibits	Smithsonian	17	6
	Unique Exhib of Telegraphy in Brussels	Zyg Nilski	62	12
	Wellesbourne Wartime Museum	G. Farrance	32	3
	Wireless Hill TelecommunicationsMuseum (Australia)	D. Couch	31	8
	Wireless Museums on Isle of Wight	Douglas Byrne	57	3

44. NAVY (SEE ALSO 'MARITIME')
		W.F. Trott	51	46
		Don deNeuf	51	31
		Daily Telegraph	53	4
	A letter from Churchill	Ray Hunting	5	13
	Aerials for subs - 1	Chas Claydon	15	47
	Aerials for subs - 2	Chas Claydon	17	29
	Aerials for Subs - 3	Chas Claydon	26	32
	Battle of Jutland (ltr)	P. Hawker	24	45
	Bermuda days	Chas Claydon	18	30
	CW Crazy	Alice Mitchell	16	42
	D-Day Memories (ltr)	H. Brooklyn	34	47
	Fairey Swordfish Radio (ltr)	S. Shackleford	33	48
	Fessenden Oscillator (Subs)	Chas Claydon	9	30
	Flashing Lanterns	Nrs 1 - 3	50	C
	Heliograph	Nrs 1 - 3	48	C
	Heliograph	Nrs 4 - 6	49	C
	Help Wanted re Morse in US Navy	Paul Bock	50	4
	Japanese Midget Subs (ltr)	C.G. Harvey	33	47
	Kyushu, Snake & Dai the Death	W. Davis (ltr)	21	44
	Lighting Control Panel, Fleet Air Arm	AP 1095A        	60	16
	Morse Flag Waving	Nrs 1 - 5	51	C & BC
	Morse Saves Lives! (Peru)	Edmonton Jnl	34	34
	Naval Signalling Oil Lamp - HelpWanted (ltr)	W.F. Trott	51	46
	Plenty of Morse here! (USSR)	H. Caul	7	31
	RN Abandons Masthead SignallingLamps	Daily Telegraph	53	4
	RN Morse Training Ceases	RNARS	36	2
	'Signalling' Series of Will's Cigarette Cards	Nrs 1 - 3	48	C
	'Signalling' Series of Will's Cigarette Cards	Nrs 4 - 6	49	C
	'Signalling' Series of Will's Cigarette Cards	Nrs 1 - 3	50	C
	'Signalling' Series of Will's Cigarette Cards	Nrs 1 - 5	51	C & BC
	Someone is always listening	Ken Randall	6	17
	Speed Key Certificate	US Navy 1941	52	C
	Sunken key (Grosser Kurfurst)	Tony Smith	4	31
	Tapping the code	David Prout	18	38
	Telegraphy and kitchen	ON4CW	2	11
	The United States Navy Code	Ivan S Coggeshall	64	12
	US Navy Action in SF 1906 Earthquake	Don deNeuf	51	31
	We had to keep Mum	Alice Mitchell	4	1
	What 'orrible Morse	Ken Randall	2	39
	'X' code that went wrong, The	Gus Taylor	16	32

45. NO-CODE CONTROVERSY
		Israel ARC	15	9
		F. Maia	29	18
		NZART	34	2
		F. Maia	38	8
		Gary Bold	40	8
		Tony Smith	41	8
		IARU	44	2
		RSGB	44	3
		RSGB	44	3
		IARU	46	16
		RAC	48	36
		IARU	48	40
		Special Report	50	42
		News	50	2
		IARU Region 1	53	4
		W5YI Report	54	4
		ITU	55	3
		RadCom	56	5
		RAC	58	4
	Amateur Morse Test (ltrs)	Various	39	45
	Amateur Morse Test Review Delayed Until 2001	ITU	55	3
	Arg CW Group & Future of Telegraphy	News	62	8
	ARRL Proposes Simplified Amateur Licence Structure	ARRL            	59	2
	ARRL Supports Code	W5YI Report	27	3
	ARRL Will Not Support Change	ARRL	50	42
	Canada Proposes 5 wpm Access to10 Metres	RAC	58	4
	Code-free Licence?	Tony Smith	26	6
	Code-free Licences (ltr)	Chris Rees	42	47
	Confusion Clouds the Issue      	Peter Davies    	60	48
	Confusion Clouds the Issue (ltr)	Peter Davies    	60	44
	CW as a licence requirement	WIA	18	7
	CW Will Never Die               	Robin Phillips  	60	45
	Danish Morse Test to be 5 wpm	Jens H. Nohns	46	3
	Developments in the Morse Test Controversy	Special Report	50	42
	ditto.	News Special	58	8
	FASC (Future of the Amateur Service Committee)	IARU	44	2
	FASC 1st Report	IARU	48	39
	FASC 2nd Report Published	IARU	54	2
	FASC Conclusion on Amateur MorseTest	IARU	46	16
	FASC Discussion Paper	IARU	46	2
	FASC Proposal - IARU Region 1 Conference - No Vote	IARU	48	40
	FASC Proposal - Radio Amateurs of Canada Support	RAC	48	36
	FASC Proposal - SOWP Opposes	SOWP	48	2
	French No-code Referendum	B. Real	29	6
	Future of Amateur & Commercial Radiotelegraphy	F. Maia	38	8
	Future of the Amat. Morse Test	IARU Rgn 1	49	4
	Germany De-Emphasises Code	W5YI Report	58	4
	Gleanings from France	Radio-REF	28	3
	Hidden Agenda? (RSGB)	News	27	2
	IARU Morse Committee	IARU	33	3
	IARU Morse Committee	IARU	34	2
	IARU No Change Decision	IARU	37	2
	IARU Rgn 1 Conf. Morse Vote	IARU	30	45
	Is Morse Passing?	W/World 1934	55	10
	Israel proposes end of Morse test to IARU Region1	Israel ARC	15	9
	Israeli delegates challenged	HaGal	18	7
	Israeli proposal defeated	IARU Region 1	16	36
	Liverpool Praises Examiners	News	62	7
	Morse Code and Amateur Radio	IARU	38	14
	Morse Use 54 percent	ARRL	41	2
	No Code International (NCI) Statement	NCI             	59	3
	No-code Arguments/France (ltr)	M. C-Gailleur	29	43
	No-Code International	Bruce Perens	52	7
	No-code Proposals - An Update	Tony Smith	42	8
	No-code Update	News (RSGB)	28	6
	NZ Amateurs Support Morse	NZART	31	4
	NZ Code-less Licence - 'No'	News	27	3
	NZ Govt Seeks Change to No-code	NZ	39	1
	NZ Morse Test Consultation Exercise	NZART	34	2
	NZ No-code Controversy (ltrs)	Various	41	36
	NZ No-code Controversy Continues	Tony Smith	41	8
	NZ Seeks to Abolish Morse Test Rule	Gary Bold	40	8
	NZART discusses Morse Test	NZART	17	7
	NZART Propose New Amateur License	Tony Smith	63	8
	NZART Statement re Morse Code	NZART	38	22
	ORACLE	F. Maia	38	12
	ORACLE Campaign to End Amateur Morse test	W5YI Report	54	4
	ORACLE'S View	ORACLE	40	14
	Proposes Interim 5 wpm test.	RSGB	58	4
	RA Seeks RSGB Views on Morse Test	RSGB	44	3
	REF Position on CW	IARU Rgn 1	31	3
	RSGB & the Morse Test - More Confusion!	News Special    	59	12
	RSGB and the Morse Test (ltr)	Bob Locher	58	45
	RSGB Breaks Ranks with IARU     	IARU Rgn 1 EC   	61	3
	RSGB Morse Vote	IARU Rgn 1	31	2
	RSGB Survey on Quals and Licensing Structure forUK	RSGB	44	3
	RSGB Survey Results	RSGB	31	4
	RSGB Survey Results	RSGB	49	3
	Spanish Morse Test, The	Mike Molina	7	11
	Support Growing to Keep AmateurMorse Test	News	50	2
	The End of an Era               	Roy Clayton     	61	24
	UFT-VP Calls for Action	La Pioche	44	4
	'Undemocratic' Comments Misplaced (ltr)	Don Beattie     	61	44
	Very much alive	Stan Barr	16	29
	Voice of Sanity in Morse Test Controversy (ltr)	Roy Clayton     	59	58
	Well Presented Review           	Fred Johnson    	60	44
	What's Happening at the RSGB?	Editorial	58	1
	WRC Amateur Morse Test Review -Further Delays?	RadCom	56	5
	WRC-95 Report	Tony Smith	43	10
	WRC-99 Amateur Morse Issue to beDeferred?	IARU Region 1	53	4

46. OBITUARIES
	Brown, John I., G3EUR	Tony Smith	27	7
	Brownfield, Mark, G0EMZ	Bob Smith	9	42
	Claydon, Chas, GM4GNB	Tony Smith	9	9
	Evans, Phil, GW8WJ/GW6AQ	Gus Taylor	18	8
	Hellemons, Rinus, PA0BFN	Tony Smith	12	8
	Hunting, Rev. Ray, G3OC	Tony Smith	12	17
	Mansfield, Tom G3ESH	MM	38	5
	Moreau, Louise, W3WRE	MM	35	2
	Morse, Prof. S.F.B.	ILN 1872	19	34
	Nurkiewicz, Steve, N2DAN	Keyclicks	52	8
	Sykes, Jack, G3SRK	Tony Smith	53	9
	Turner, Harry A. Correction	MM	39	4
	Turner, Harry A. W9YZE	MM	38	5
	Walmsley, Roy, G3IBB	Tony Smith	9	9

47. OPERATING SKILLS
           G. Brown     22    43
	     Bob Locher	56	40
	Butchering the code	Wm G. Pierpont	3	9
	Changing to a Keyer	Gary Bold	42	30
	Changing to a Keyer             	Gary Bold       	60	14
	Coherent CW	Peter Lumb	52	26
	CW World Recordman (ltr)	B. Rennison	39	48
	CW/Mobile (ltrs)	Various	27	42
	CW/Mobile Safety (ltr)	N. Little	26	47
	Dah dit dah dit dah	K. Crittenden	1	22
	Drills in copying behind	Wm G. Pierpont	12	18
	DX Pile-ups, another approach	J. Hanson	21	8
	Eavesdroppers, The (Bk Review)	T. Jones	29	34
	Faster manual Morse-1	Kaye Weedon	10	20
	Faster manual Morse-2	Kaye Weedon	11	41
	Good Hand Sending	W.F. Reeves	49	20
	High Speed Morse (ltr)	R. Gould-King	52	45
	Iambic Keying (ltr)	Gerald Stancey	43	41
	Iambic Keying (ltr)	Andy Barth	50	55
	Iambic Keying (ltrs)	Various	51	42
	It's always the keyer	Ted Teeuwisse	17	25
	Katakana Speed (ltr)	D. Leak	30	47
	Keystroke efficiency	Wm G. Pierpont	8	33
	Key-tronics, 4, RST/netting	Roy Walmsley	9	28
	Laser records on CW	CQ magazine	21	2
	Low power Dxing	C. Austin	21	32
	Microwave records on CW	W5YI Report	21	2
	Morse Skill Receiving Award	JARL	51	11
	Perfect not necessarily best (ltr)	G. Brown	22	43
	Phillips code reborn	Kaye Weedon	14	34
	Readability, the major factor	Wm G. Pierpont	4	28
	RNARS QRQ transmissions	RNARS	23	3
	SFBM code proficiency award	ARRL	18	3
	Slo-Bug - Reining in the Bug	Paul Bock	50	46
	Slo-Bug, Review by	Colin Waters	50	51
	Two-handed Coding	Don deNeuf	28	34
	Variplex Bug Speed Adjuster	Bob Betts	51	6
	Verbal Morse	IARUMS	56	4

48. OPERATING, GENERAL
		Reprint, 1924	15	42
		Eric McFarland	18	14
		Ron Wilson	20	12
		ISWL	23	2
		Hideo Arisaka	41	19
		J. Walder-Davis	43	44
		MM	49	18
		Carlo Amorati	51	6
		MM	51	32
		George Allan	52	45
		Rohde & Schwarz	54	5
		Allan Moore	56	10
		Allan Moore	57	34
	72 signal	G-QRP Club	21	4
	A New Look at Morse Communication	Hideo Arisaka	41	19
	A Weighty Subject	Tony Berg	44	30
	Abbrevs & procedures	Various	22	32
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltr)	B. Eldridge	32	46
	Abbrevs & procs (ltrs)	Various	25	38
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	26	42
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	27	46
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	28	44
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	29	39
	Abbrevs & Procs (ltrs)	Various	31	43
	Abbrevs & Procs. More on	P. Scrivens	24	32
	Accurate CW, past & present	Hallicrafters	14	C
	Aids to Good Keying (ltr)	R. Prosser	29	42
	Audio Filters	Wm.G. Pierpont	46	36
	Audio or IF Filters?	Gary Bold	41	29
	Bold's Morse Theorems	Gary Bold	36	22
	Bug User Group (ltr)	J.H. Nohns	23	46
	Check Your Speed (ltr)	G. Lizee	29	42
	CW etiquette (ltr)	G. Stancey	24	42
	CW Etiquette (ltr)	Gerald Stancey	53	44
	CW Etiquette (ltrs)	Various	25	44
	CW Etiquette (More) (ltr)	J.P. Lagerberg	26	45
	CW Power Gain Advantage (ltr)	Roy Clayton	51	40
	CW Sending Priorities	Larry Kayser	54	10
	CW-Virus	M. Pouw-Arnold	56	34
	Dis-Encouragement	Geo Longden	44	45
	Dit Dit	E. McFarland	36	31
	Early Break-In (ltr)	J. Worthington	30	48
	End of message (AR) (ltr)	F. Roddy	22	46
	Erasure Signal (ltr)	R. Prosser	33	43
	Fascination of Morse (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	46	45
	First CW QSO, The	Gary Bold	54	40
	GAM1 on CW	G. Williams	27	9
	Higher G-CW power confirmed	DTI	20	5
	If its T6, say so! (ltr)	A. Troubachov	24	44
	Improving the Straight Hand Key(ltr)	J. Walder-Davis	43	44
	In Praise of the Hand Key	Gary Bold	55	39
	INT, Opposite of (ltr)	G. Brown	21	41
	Italian Manual of Radiotelegraphy	Carlo Amorati	51	6
	Japanese operators' difficulties, The	Reprint, 1924	15	42
	Key Adjustment	C.F. Rockey	40	36
	Making Sure You're Understood	Wm. G. Pierpont	44	28
	MM 'Chat' Frequency (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	41	43
	More power for G-CW	RSGB	18	9
	Morse Therapy	Gary Bold	41	26
	Natural Break (ltr)	R.H Stefansson	25	45
	Natural Breaks (More) (ltrs)	Various	26	41
	New Dimensions in Morse Decoding	Rohde & Schwarz	54	5
	No paddle! (ltr)	B. Eldridge	28	44
	Non-English Morse, Answers About	MM	51	32
	Non-English Morse, Questions about	MM	49	18
	Operating in the USA	Gary Bold	41	27
	Proper Nouns (ltr)	R. Prosser	33	47
	QRS for Beginners SVP!	F5SJQ	49	22
	QRS SVP	M. Pouw-Arnold	50	60
	QSOs in Russian (ltr)	M. Pouw-Arnold	46	48
	Radio Operating in Papua New Guinea, Part 1	Allan Moore	56	10
	Radio Operating in Papua New Guinea, Part 2	Allan Moore	57	34
	Robot Morse Beacon, New Italian	IARU Rgn 1 News	55	17
	Send Your Call!	Gary Bold	41	27
	Sounder or Tone? (ltr)	G. Brown	27	46
	Speed calculation	Roy Walmsley	4	42
	Spirit of Morse, The	MM	1	10
	Taking Down Code (ltr)	John Elwood	42	45
	Thumb Dah Paddle (ltr)	I. Sharkey	27	40
	Too Slow? (ltr)	Roger King	50	59
	Too Slow? (ltrs)	Various	51	47
	Too Slow? (ltrs)	Various	52	43
	VA or SK?	G. Arnold	26	8
	Weighting	Roy Walmsley	4	42
	We've Got it Made!              	Gary Bold       	60	14
	What became of Ey En Toc barred?	Eric McFarland	18	14
	What became of India November Tango barred?	Ron Wilson	20	12
	What is it?	G.Arnold	24	47
	What was he doing? (ltr)	O. Roeckner	22	47
	Who Said This is the End of Morse Code? (ltr)	George Allan	52	45
	Who was at the Key? - 1	L.R. Moreau	28	30
	Who was at the Key? - 2	L.R. Moreau	29	14
	Why HI?	T. Mansfield	28	24
	Why, and What, is '12 wpm'?	Gary Bold	43	12
	Worst Ops? (ltr)	R. Prosser	30	48

49. OPTICAL TELEGRAPH
	The Chappe Telegraph in France	Boris Real	43	31

50. POETRY
	A Sparker's If	MUL	4	48
	Charge of the Lightning Sender	R9 Magazine	7	48
	Infatuation (1915)	P. Benjamin	33	39
	Lost Ability	Ian Poole	16	33
	Morse Poets Society (ltr)	R. Gould-King	52	47
	Morse Problem	Ian Poole	17	38
	Morse test, The	K. Crittenden	5	52
	Ode to a Fullerphone	R. Mellor	5	36
	Ode to a Wireless Operator	H. Pearson	24	48
	Our Convoy	J. Noordegraaf	6	56
	Paradise Lost	R.C. Folkman	2	48
	Second Trick in the Desert	Santa Fe Mag	3	48
	Short Record	Unknown	1	48
	Sparks	J. Noordegraaf	11	48
	Sweet Memories	Bill White	8	48
	That Station	Wireless Age	36	14
	Wireless	K.G. Martin	10	C

51. POLAR EXPLORATION
		A. Moore	36	8
		Allan Moore	49	5
	Airship over the Pole (Bk Rev)	Tony Smith	32	20
	Australian Radio Operating in the Antarctic 1963/65	A. Moore	36	8
	Calling All Antarctic Radio Operators	Allan Moore	49	5
	Krenkel, E.T., 90th Anniv	Radio Magazine	39	16
	Norge & the Italia, The (ltr)	H.M. Solomon	35	40
	Polar Radio, 1912 Style	Tony Smith	33	26
	RAEM is my Call-sign (book)	Review (T.S)	6	22

52. POLICE
		Tony Smith	12	44
	All in a Day's Work	Tony Smith	15	30
	From Rattle to Radio, (book review)	Tony Smith	12	44
	Wireless Aids Man-hunt	R. Redwood	36	40

53. POST OFFICE
		 Allan Moore	48	26
		Allan Moore	48	26
	American Morse by Radio (ltr)	J. Hann	30	45
	Australia, Telegraphy in, 1953-61 (and afterwards)	Allan Moore	48	26
	Australian Country Telegrapher	Kevin Curtis	8	40
	Australian Post Office Time	John Houlder	14	24
	Bendigo Commemoration (ltr)	Peter Shaw	52	42
	Morse in the NZ Post Office	Aubrey Curry	16	4
	Newfoundland Memories (ltr)	D. Ryan	32	47
	P.O. operator's guide	Graeme Wormald	15	34
	Post Office telegraphist	May Sowter	15	15
	Shades of CRTB!                 	John Houlder    	59	57
	Sounders on the pier	Gus Taylor	10	30
	Swiss telegraphs	Baedeker, 1901	18	40
	Telegraph grade abolished	B. Telecom	23	2
	Telegraphy in Australia 1953-61(and afterwards)	Allan Moore	48	26
	What a surprise!	Graeme Wormald	13	16
	When Morse Reigned Supreme	R. Angove	30	20

54. PRESS
		Fred Barnes	17	22
		Aubrey Keel	56	5
	(book by R.M. Harnett)	Book review	56	44
	Creed, F.G., Inventor Extraordinary	Fred Barnes	17	22
	Demise of the press sounder	Fred Barnes	13	26
	Morse and the AP (ltr)	Aubrey Keel	44	47
	Morse and the AP (ltr)	Aubrey Keel	44	47
	Morse and the Associated Press	AP World 1961-2	43	26
	Morse and the Associated Press	AP World 1961-2	43	26
	Morse in the AP	A. Keel	32	6
	Morse in the AP	A. Keel	32	6
	Press Wireless Memories	Don deNeuf	5	3
	Telegraph Demo at AP Celebrations	Aubrey Keel	56	5
	Telegraph Demo at AP Celebrations	Aubrey Keel	56	5
	The Dwindling Morse Tribe	AP World 1964	44	34
	The Dwindling Morse Tribe	AP World 1964	44	34
	The YTG Story	Don DeNeuf	42	15
	Wirespeak (AP)	Heidi Anderson	45	14
	Wirespeak (AP)	Heidi Anderson	45	14
	Wirespeak, Codes & Jargons of the News Business,	Book review	56	44

55. RAILWAYS
		Tony Smith	22	16
		D. Alderdice	30	32
	A tale of a snake's tail	Paul Flowers	16	45
	Among the Last of Them          	L.A. Bailey     	61	6
	Canadian Railway Telegraph History, by Robert Burnet	Tony Smith	50	22
	Did Money Change Hands?	R.L. Thomas	37	35
	Double duty (USA)	Dots & Dashes	2	9
	GWR Morse	Ray Pascoe	14	10
	Just Remember!	C.P. Krause	31	39
	Last Telegraph Messages (ltr)	G. Ward	30	47
	Looking back (1) (LB&SCR)	Violet Wright	12	41
	Minnie (USA)	W.K. Baker	1	18
	New Railroad Book	Michael Gee    5	7	3
	Radio & Rly Morse in Canada	M. Lynn	24	30
	Rail Tales, book by Ruth Eckes	L. Burlingame	43	4
	Railroad Telegrapher's Handbook(review)	Tony Smith	22	16
	Railway Morse is different	Dave Keen	11	1
	Reviewed by	Tony Smith	50	22
	Single needle on the LNER-1	LNER	23	32
	Single needle on the LNER-2	LNER	24	11
	Telegraphy Demonstrations with High School Students	D. Alderdice	30	32

56. READERS' LETTERS
	55	M. Zurn	38	42
	55	Various	39	42
	55	Various	40	42
		B. Morris	27	43
		Various	28	45
		C. Richards	29	44
		B. Pierpont	34	43
		J. Iza	36	48
		J. Mathisrud	38	46
		H. Whitbread	38	44
		Wes Tyler	41	42
		Wyn Davies	44	48
		H.M. Solomon	47	46
		J.L. Serna	47	48
		Geoff Williams	48	48
		S.E. Watkins	48	46
		W.J. Black	49	47
		W.F. Trott	51	46
			52	47
		George Allan	52	45
		Macalee Hime	53	43
		J. Guevremont	54	48
		John Elwood	55	46
	55 - AGCW-DL Official Position	Otto Wiesner	43	41
	90th Anniversary of PCH	K. Lagerberg	34	43
	A Message from Morse?	Abram Burnett	41	37
	Abbrevs & Procedures	Various	25	38
	Abbrevs & Procedures	Various	26	42
	Abbrevs & Procedures	Various	27	46
	Abbrevs & Procedures	Various	28	44
	Abbrevs & Procedures	Various	29	39
	Abbrevs & Procedures	Various	31	43
	Abbrevs & Procedures	B. Eldridge	32	46
	Abbrevs & Procedures (KN)	B. Eldridge	37	44
	Acquiring the Radiotelegraph Code	B. Pierpont	34	43
	Adelaide & Other Museums Closed	J. Houlder	31	44
	Admiralty pattern key	J. Lycett	21	40
	Advice on Restoration Wanted	Tony Wilkes	48	48
	Aids to Good Keying	R. Prosser	29	42
	Airborne transmitting plate	N. Burton	21	43
	Aircraft Identif. Switchbox	G. Farrance	31	47
	Aircraft to Ship Contact	John Densem	43	44
	Amateur Morse Test	Various	39	45
	Amateur Number Signals	Martin Zurn	41	40
	Amateurs on 500kHz?	J. Davies	27	42
	American Morse by Radio	J. Hann	30	45
	Ancient ciphers	C.P Krause	22	43
	Anecdotes and Info please!	N. Ackland	22	43
	Annoying Obstacle	B. Eldridge	27	45
	Another Service Closes (HalifaxRadio/VCS)	Geoff Williams	48	48
	AOP Key, French	H. Jacob	38	47
	AP 691 Key	Wyn Davies	40	41
	AP 7681 Key, Early	Wyn Davies	44	46
	Assembly Aid	Dennis Goacher	46	45
	Auxiliary Callsigns	J.W. Martin	40	44
	AWA Keys	Tony Bell	57	46
	AWA Keys (follow-up)	Tony Bell	58	46
	Barred Letters	Vic Reynolds	56	48
	Battle of Jutland	P. Hawker	24	45
	Beeko Learner's Key	Joe Jacobs	46	45
	Bendigo Commemoration	Peter Shaw	52	42
	Best Way to Morse Proficiency?	M. Pouw-Arnold	50	55
	Big Key	C. Bonsall	45	47
	Brach, L.S., Type 262 Key	J. Elwood	39	48
	Breeding Adage	R. Clayton	38	42
	British, not German! (Lorenz style key ZA 54574)	Wyn Davies	44	48
	Bug User Group	J.H. Nohns	23	46
	Bunnell Invitation	M. Jacobs	36	48
	Burmese Morse	Stan Barr	43	47
	Burton and Spark	R. Redwood	22	45
	Buzza Automatic Key	Allan Moore	53	42
	'Buzzer Practice', Key from	Jean Revidon	45	46
	'Buzzer Practice', Key from	Jack Barker	46	45
	Call the Novices please	D. Gosling	23	43
	Calls You Have Loved	Doug Coe	50	56
	Calls You Have Loved	Various	51	45
	Calls You Have Loved	Various	52	43
	Camel-back Key	L. Grant	35	42
	Canadian Scout Badges	C. Bisaillion	51	40
	Canadian Scout Neckerchief	C. Bisaillion	52	42
	'CH', re	Otto A. Weisner	45	46
	Changes in the Code	B. Hammond	26	48
	Check Your Speed	G. Lizee	29	42
	Chinese Morse	D. Goacher	24	42
	Chinese puzzle solved	J. Sykes	23	43
	Christmas Competition	D.A. Coe	28	43
	Clandestine Key	J. Jacobs	39	47
	Closures, More (Coastal Stations)	B. Morris	27	43
	Code-free Licences	Chris Rees	42	47
	Coherer Puzzle	R. Wilson	26	46
	Coherer Puzzle Answered?	B. Eldridge	28	47
	Commander Meade's Method (ltr)	J. Barker	39	44
	Commemoration (Fuba Morse Picture)	W.J. Black	49	47
	Congratulations Michael!	M. Hindley	34	43
	Constant Dashes (NATO Navy Key)	R. Whittaker	30	46
	Corset Bug	Jack Barker	42	48
	Cover key Japanese	D. Couch	23	41
	Creed Coding	A. Hobden	37	46
	Creed Coding?	A. Hobden	36	47
	CW Etiquette	G. Stancey	24	42
	CW Etiquette	Various	25	44
	CW Etiquette	Gerald Stancey	53	44
	CW Etiquette (More)	J.P. Lagerberg	26	45
	CW in Russia	A. Troubachov	23	45
	CW Power Gain Advantage	Roy Clayton	51	40
	CW Tones	Mike Whitaker	42	47
	CW World Recordman	B. Rennison	39	48
	CW/Mobile	Various	27	42
	CW/Mobile Safety	N. Little	26	47
	D-Day Memories	H. Brooklyn	34	47
	Degrees of Proficiency	Dave Walker	54	44
	Dental Morse prank	J. Mathisrud	24	46
	Did SFBM Have Anything to do With It?	Macalee Hime	53	43
	Distinctive Tone	B. Eldridge	37	47
	Distinctive Tone	J. Worthington	38	43
	Distinctive Tone	M. Pouw-Arnold	39	46
	Don't Understand	D. Leak	38	44
	Don't Understand!	R.Q. Marris	37	46
	Double Needle Speed	J. Worthington	25	44
	Double-ended key	J. Gilbert	24	44
	Double-ended Key	Various	25	40
	Double-ended Key (More)	Various	26	38
	Dramatic Morse	R. Prosser	36	44
	Dyna Key Correction - MM43	Wyn Davies	54	46
	Early Break-In	J. Worthington	30	48
	Early Galvo	P. Lord	27	45
	Early German wireless	N. Burton	23	42
	Early Sounder	I. Gurton	26	40
	Early Starter	M. Hindley	26	42
	Early Starters	Various	27	40
	Elbow Key	H.E. Smith	41	44
	Elektrisk Bureau Key	John P. Evans	56	46
	End of message	F. Roddy	22	46
	ENIGMA	T. Timme	35	43
	Erasure Signal	R. Prosser	33	43
	Erasure Signal	R. Prosser	35	40
	Erasure Signal	Various	36	43
	Erasure Signal	G. Wormald	37	46
	Erasure Signal	J. Worthington	38	41
	Erasure Signal	J.N. Elwood	40	41
	Exchange of Pleasantries	John P. Evans	56	47
	Exchanges Wanted	M. Lubomirov	27	45
	Exclamation Mark	David Gunning	43	47
	Exclamation Mark Not Needed	Alan Smith	48	47
	Expensive Radiograms	David Dunn	46	46
	F17 Key	J.N. Elwood	37	45
	Fair exchange (Willis key)	J. Simpson	21	43
	Fairey Swordfish Radio	S. Shackleford	33	48
	Farnsworth Method	Wm. G. Pierpont	38	41
	Farnsworth Method	Pete Carron	41	36
	Farnsworth Method	J. Lahidalga	54	47
	Fascination of Morse	M. Pouw-Arnold	46	45
	Fiendish instrument, A	J. Simpson	21	41
	First Message Commemoration	C. Blunn	36	47
	Folding Key, MM53	Various	54	47
	Gamages Key?	H. Mace	27	42
	Glass Cover for Galvo	F.V. Berghen	50	60
	Golden Section Conventional Contact Key	Wes Tyler	41	42
	Golden Section Key	Wes Tyler	40	45
	Golden Section Key Great!	G. Ford	29	40
	Gone for a Burton	J. Pemberton	21	39
	Good selection on SKD	J. Walder-Davis	22	44
	G-QRP Novice Starters	D. Gosling	27	41
	GRA-71 High Speed Sender	I.G. Mant	36	46
	GRA-71 High Speed Sender - MoreInformation	J. Mathisrud	38	46
	Grasshopper Key (help wanted)	Dennis Goacher	45	46
	GW Man Alive and Well!	W. Davies	26	40
	Happy Birthday PCH	R. Clayton	36	46
	Happy re-union	A. Milne	22	45
	Height Measuring Instrument	Peter Holtham	57	46
	Helio Maker?	Wyn Davies	54	45
	High Speed Morse	R. Gould-King	52	45
	'Hobbies' Magazine Key	J. Power	40	40
	Home Made High Speed Paddle	M. C-Gailleur	29	41
	How did they read the sounder?	D. Hooper	22	45
	How Many Keys?	L.A. Burlingame	37	48
	Iambic Keying	Gerald Stancey	43	41
	Iambic Keying	Andy Barth	50	55
	Iambic Keying	Various	51	42
	Icelandic Mystery	R.H. Stefansson	32	48
	If its T6, say so!	A. Troubachov	24	44
	Ignition Coil Spark TX	J. Packer	30	47
	I'm Reading Your Key Clicks	Albert Heyes	43	45
	Improving the Straight Hand Key	J. Walder-Davis	43	44
	Indian Telegraph Service Key?	John Klobuchar	41	41
	INT, Opposite of	G. Brown	21	41
	Isle of Wight	J. St. Leger	24	48
	Isle of Wight (Marconi)	D. Byrne	26	46
	Japanese key	H. Miller	24	42
	Japanese Midget Submarines	C.G. Harvey	33	47
	Japanese Navy Aircraft Key	M. Uotome	50	59
	Junker HistoryU. Biedinger-Redfern	0	52	47
	Junker Keys	G. Ulsamer	37	47
	Junker Keys	G. Ulsamer	38	43
	Junkers or Junker?	T. Timme	36	48
	Just in Case	M. Pouw-Arnold	50	58
	Katakana Speed	D. Leak	30	47
	Key & Plug Assembly No.19	Tony Bell	57	45
	Key for Buzzer Signal Training	Wyn Davies	47	46
	Key identification	C. Passet	24	44
	Key Info, MM55-56	Jean Le Galudec	57	47
	Key W/T (AUST) No.1	Peter Lord	45	40
	Key with Spark Gap	D. Thompson	36	43
	Key with Spark Gap (MM25)	Various	26	41
	Keys - Further Info	Various	43	42
	KFS, More on	Rod B. Deakin	27	47
	Kind Words About MM	Various	53	47
	KMK-2 Key and Batch Coding for Signals Equipment	Various	28	45
	Knob Trap	J. Black	36	44
	Knob Types	G. Stancey	35	44
	Kon-Tiki Expedition	Einar Hogseth	52	46
	Korean Key	Various	38	42
	Korean Key Japanese	H. v.d. Berg	37	44
	Kyushu, Snake & Dai the Death	W. Davis	21	44
	L.E.M. key	G.F. Armstrong	24	46
	Lambert's Key	John Packer	47	47
	Lamp Signalling Daylight	Various	26	47
	Last Telegraph Messages	G. Ward	30	47
	Latin connection?	Rev. D. Leak	21	45
	Learning Aid	C. Bisaillion	28	48
	Learning Plateau	M. Pouw-Arnold	55	46
	Learning Plateau	Wm.G. Pierpont	56	46
	Learning to send	G. Brown	23	47
	Left-handed Bugs	D.R. Pennes	31	44
	Left-handed Bugs	B. Real	32	48
	Left-handed Bugs	R.L. Thomas	34	44
	Left-handed Bugs	John Elwood	43	46
	Left-handed Operator	B. Real	29	43
	Left-handed? (re Vibroplex)	G. Lizee	26	40
	London Calling	J. Brunton	31	44
	London Calling	C. Hammett	32	46
	London Calling	Gus Taylor	33	43
	London Calling	M. Pouw-Arnold	35	44
	Lorenz-style Key	D. Goacher	25	40
	Lorenz-style key (British ref!)	J. Lycett	23	44
	Lucas Key (from MM47)	Wyn Davies	48	47
	Lucas Key Identified	Jack Barker	47	46
	Magic key, The	S. Casperd	22	47
	Magnetic Relay	G. Stancey	26	37
	Marconi Multiple Tuner	F. V. Berghen	50	56
	Marconi or Ericsson Key?	Various	45	40
	Marconi Wireless Stations in Canada - Info Sought	J. Guevremont	54	48
	Media CW	C. Passet	24	43
	Media CW	M. Pouw-Arnold	41	40
	Media CW	Dr Jon Iza	42	46
	Media CW (More)	Various	25	43
	Media CW (More)	Various	26	45
	Media CW (More)	B. Eldridge	28	43
	Media CW (QAM no More!)	M. Pouw-Arnold	31	43
	Media CW (Yet More)	T. Zimmer	27	45
	MEGS, Encouraging Response to	S. Spence	28	47
	Melehan Valiant in the Air	Peter J. Smith	51	43
	Memory of Centennial of First Morse Message	H.M. Solomon	47	46
	Military Miscellany	S. Barr	31	43
	Mini-Bug from Canada	Murray Willer	50	58
	Mini-Bug from Canada	Phil Kellen	53	46
	Mini-MM Key-Meet	J. Lycett	23	41
	Misunderstood	M. Pouw-Arnold	42	44
	MM 'Chat' Frequency	M. Pouw-Arnold	41	43
	MM Readers - a Pleasure to DealWith	H. Whitbread	38	44
	Moby Dick	H. Miller	22	44
	Morse and the AP	Aubrey Keel	44	47
	Morse at the Movies	H.A. Solomon	28	45
	Morse at the Movies	Various	31	45
	Morse at the Movies	W. Cornish	33	43
	Morse at the Movies	M. Pouw-Arnold	35	42
	Morse in Advertising	Richard Thomas	48	47
	Morse in Great Houses	G. Taylor	33	48
	Morse in the Media	Ron Horsley	51	41
	Morse Inker	F.V. Berghen	49	45
	Morse Jewellery	M. Pouw-Arnold	45	48
	Morse Learning	J. Goldberg	25	43
	Morse Learning Methods	Jim Farrior	58	47
	Morse Music	M. Pouw-Arnold	26	37
	Morse Music	C. Bisaillion	28	43
	Morse Music	M. Pouw-Arnold	30	48
	Morse on the Don 5	J. Jeffrey	33	44
	Morse on the Don 5	F. Wilson	34	46
	Morse on TV & Radio in Zambia	Brian Otter	49	48
	Morse Phone Card	H. Jacob	32	47
	Morse Poets Society	R. Gould-King	52	47
	Morse Test Anniversary	Roy Clayton	46	47
	Morse Training by Computer	H. Schnait	29	45
	Morseflame - lighter/buzzer novelty MM52	John Elwood	55	46
	Morse-Viking link?	J.H. Nohns	21	44
	Morsum is Best!	R. Harry	26	40
	Most Important (Long Range Desert Group)	C. Richards	29	44
	Mystery Logo	F.V. Berghen	57	45
	Mystery Solved (R. Sigs)	T.R. Hurst	43	45
	NATO Keys	M. Willer	40	39
	NATO Navy key	B. Payne	23	42
	Natural Break	R.H Stefansson	25	45
	Natural Breaks (More)	Various	26	41
	Naval Signalling Oil Lamp - HelpWanted	W.F. Trott	51	46
	Neglected Exclamation Mark	Various	40	39
	Neglected Exclamation Mark!	J.B. Prior	39	45
	New Exclamation Mark?	Otto A. Weisner	41	41
	New Exclamation Mark?	Various	42	44
	New Exclamation Mark?	Various	44	47
	New Exclamation Mark?	Otto A. Weisner	45	46
	Newfoundland Memories	D. Ryan	32	47
	No paddle!	B. Eldridge	28	44
	No-code Arguments in France	M. C-Gailleur	29	43
	Noisy Key	Jack Barker	53	44
	Non-success Story	M. Goodman	34	45
	Norge & the Italia, The	H.M. Solomon	35	40
	Not a Real Amateur!	R. Q. Marris	46	47
	Numbers Station Puzzle	Chris Midgley	54	46
	NZ No-code Controversy	Various	41	36
	Oasis and Morse	Roy Clayton	53	46
	Oldest Working Galvo?	J. Houlder	25	42
	Other Applications for Morse	Various	26	39
	Other Applications for Morse	B. Eldridge	29	40
	Other Applications for Morse	R. Stefansson	31	48
	Overdoing It	'Andy' Nyberg	42	46
	P.S. 213A Key	Various	35	42
	Paying for the Super Keyer II	E. Langton	29	42
	Perfect not necessarily best	G. Brown	22	43
	Photos in MM57	Jean Le Galudec	58	46
	Porthcurno Telegraph Museum	J. Packer	26	46
	Positions and Points	Various	55	47
	Preservation Essential	Robert Betts	51	41
	Proper Nouns	R. Prosser	33	47
	Pump, pipe or pickaxe?	D. Bourcart	24	47
	QRS SVP	M. Pouw-Arnold	50	60
	QSOs in Russian	M. Pouw-Arnold	46	48
	RAF 10F/8782 Key	D.A. Coe	33	45
	RAF Operators	G. Armstrong	37	47
	RAF Operators	J. Worthington	38	46
	RAF Operators	B. Eldridge	39	43
	RAF Operators	Douglas Byrne	41	41
	RAF Type 51 Key	V. Reynolds	36	45
	RAF Type 51 Key	D. Rycroft	37	44
	RAF Type 51 Key	J. Lycett	38	45
	Readers' ADS work world-wide	D. Couch	23	43
	Reading Visual Signalling	J. Elwood	39	44
	Reading Visual Signalling	Duncan Leak	41	44
	Reading Visual Signalling	Bill Lord	42	45
	Reading Visual Signalling	Bill Lord	46	40
	Remember the Batory?	R. James	35	42
	Rhythmic Morse	Raymond Lee	53	42
	Rosewood Wanted	Dennis Goacher	54	46
	RSGB and the Morse Test	Bob Locher	58	45
	Russian Collection	V. Pakhomov	31	46
	S.G. Brown, Nr 1969 Key	John Elwood	49	48
	SAS Communications	T. S-J. Coleman	32	46
	Scout Badges	Peter Holtham	53	42
	Scouting days	T. Jones	21	42
	Secret Sign	Richard Putnam	56	47
	Sectio Aurea Key (Golden SectionKey)	J.L. Serna	47	48
	Secure Military Morse in RSA	Roger King	51	44
	Seeking Correspondents	P. Cleveland	34	47
	Semi-Automatics at Sea	J. Beech	31	46
	Semi-Automatics at Sea	R. Prosser	33	44
	Slanted Keys	Bob Eldridge	44	46
	Smallest Key?	Bob Butt	34	46
	Smallest Keys	Various	30	46
	Sorry Grace!	J. Barker	40	41
	Sound of Spark, The (tape available)	J. Iza	36	48
	Sounder or Tone?	G. Brown	27	46
	Special Screwdrivers	C. Bisaillion	55	48
	Specialised knobs	D. Bourcart	23	46
	Stapler Key	Lynn Burlingame	53	46
	Super Keyer II	J. Burgess	27	44
	Swiss Army Key	John Elwood	49	45
	Taking Down Code	John Elwood	42	45
	Thank You Monika!	Martin Pirrie	53	42
	Those Tones	R. Wilson	33	43
	Those Tones	M. Pouw-Arnold	35	43
	Thumb Dah Paddle	I. Sharkey	27	40
	Timing Morse Practice Tests	Ron Wilson	55	46
	Tinsley Instrument	Various	38	46
	Too Slow?	Roger King	50	59
	Too Slow?	Various	51	47
	Too Slow?	Various	52	43
	TOPS	Various	40	43
	TOPS	Bob Eldridge	41	39
	TOPS	Various	42	46
	Trade Union Morse	C. MacKinnon	29	39
	Trial period (Morse class)	I. Sharkey	23	45
	TV Morse Game	M. Pouw-Arnold	46	46
	Twin Paddle from MM49 (S.E.M.)	Various	51	41
	Two-lever Key	D. Goacher	37	45
	UK Shore Stations - 1944	Jim Farrior	58	46
	Umty Iddy	Stan Read	53	46
	Understand	O. Weisner	38	44
	Understand	Various	40	40
	Understand	Jack Barker	42	46
	Unknown Key MM24	Various	25	41
	Unknown Key MM38	M. Uotome	57	45
	Unknown Key MM51	Various	52	44
	Unknown Key MM53	Various	54	45
	Unknown Keys MM48	Various	49	44
	Unknown Miniature Key	C. Forrester	37	45
	Unmarked Bug	Dave Pennes	41	40
	Unofficial record (A510 set)	J. Houlder	21	42
	USCG Last Code Transmission Award	S.E. Watkins	48	46
	Using the double needle	B. Guest	24	43
	V for Victory	D. Johnson	31	47
	Vibroplex Keying	C. Waters	27	44
	Vibroplex Serial Numbers	John Elwood	53	43
	Visit to Porthcurno	F.V. Berghen	51	48
	W/Ops or Signallers?	D. Byrne	35	43
	W/Ops or Signallers?	R. Prosser	36	43
	We had them too (bug fittings)	G. Brown	21	43
	We Know the Feeling!	R.L. Thomas	49	48
	Weather Kites	G. Taylor	33	45
	Welcome News	J. Davis	21	40
	Well Done Michael!	M. Hindley	27	41
	Western Electric Key	Dave Pennes	41	39
	Western Electric Key	J. Jacobs	47	40
	Western Electric Leg Key	D.R. Pennes	33	46
	What key was it?	R. Whitaker	24	47
	What Makes a Good Key?	G. Stancey	25	41
	What Makes a Good Key?	J. Worthington	51	43
	What of the future?	R. Kuhlmann	21	40
	What was he doing?	O. Roeckner	22	47
	Who Said This is the End of Morse Code?	George Allan	52	45
	Who was Justine Johnson?	R.L. Thomas	53	45
	Why Not 'CH'?	M. Pouw-Arnold	44	46
	Worst Ops?	R. Prosser	30	48
	You can't miss a Spark	N. Burton	21	44
	ZA 54574 Lorenz Style Key	Various	46	44
	Zogging	R.A. Parrott	26	39

57. REFLECTIONS FROM UNCLE BAS
		Bastian van Es	23	20
		Bastian van Es	48	12
	1 -  Amateur Radio	Bastian van Es	1	13
	10-  My first ship	Bastian van Es	15	19
	11-  My last voyage	Bastian van Es	16	8
	12-  Responsibilities	Bastian van Es	17	9
	13-  Working my passage	Bastian van Es	22	14
	14-  Straight out of Radio School	Bastian van Es	23	20
	15-  Weather forecasts	Bastian van Es	24	40
	16-  Other Duties	Bastian van Es	27	30
	17-  A Short Voyage	Bastian van Es	29	27
	18-  I Knew What I Wanted	Bastian van Es	31	26
	19-  Aerials	Bastian van Es	34	19
	2 -  Silence period on 500Kcs	Bastian van Es	2	32
	20 - Very Proud	Bastian van Es	36	20
	21 - Yellow Fever?	Bastian van Es	37	36
	22 - Working at PCH	Bastian van Es	39	6
	23 - My Gravest Blunder	Bastian van Es	42	40
	24 - Helping Out the Cuban Navy	Bastian van Es	48	12
	25 - Sacks of Soya	Bastian van Es	55	20
	26 - In Praise of Stanley       	Bastian van Es  	60	24
	3 -  Marconist	Bastian van Es	4	26
	4 -  SOS	Bastian van Es	5	17
	5 -  Uniforms	Bastian van Es	9	22
	6 -  Too tidy!	Bastian van Es	10	7
	7 -  A Lonely Profession	Bastian van Es	11	24
	8 -  Communication problems	Bastian van Es	13	29
	9 -  Sixth sense	Bastian van Es	14	47

58. SATELLITES
	The Soviet Red Moon	Ray Hunting	9	26
	ZRO Test	AMSAT	33	3

59. SCOUTING
	   Tom Lloyd	16	12
	   P/Electricity	49	43
	Canadian Neckerchief (ltr)	C. Bisaillion	52	42
	Canadian Scout Badges (ltr)	C. Bisaillion	51	40
	CQ from the past	Alfred Paice	8	10
	do.		55	8
	English Boy Scouts Studying Wireless, 1912	P/Electricity	49	43
	Happy days!	Tony Smith	18	36
	I learned my Morse with a knifeand fork	Tom Lloyd	16	12
	JOTA, The	A. Zielhorst	10	16
	Learning Aid (ltr)	C. Bisaillion	28	48
	Scout Badges (ltr)	Peter Holtham	53	42
	Scouting days (ltr)	T. Jones	21	42
	Those were the days	H. R. Jones	11	35

62. STAMPS
	  News	47	5
	Codes on Stamps	Don deNeuf	58	48
	Marconi Centenary	News	42	6
	New Danish Stamp (ltr)          	Jens. H. Nohns  	61	44
	Pitcairn, New Stamp Depicting Morse Operator	News	47	5
	Telegraphy on Stamps	Tony Smith	57	48/C
	Telegraphy on Stamps (more)	Illustrations	58	C

60. STOCK EXCHANGE
		Violet Wright	13	35
	Looking back-2 (Exchange Telegraph)	Violet Wright	13	35

61. SUBMARINE TELEGRAPHY
		Tony Smith	24	26
		Mus. literature	50	16
	Atlantic cable signals 1864	G.B. Prescott	19	28
	Book review by	Tony Smith	45	18
	Double-ended Test Key (ltr)	J. Packer	26	38
	Gentlemen on Imperial Service	Tony Smith	45	18
	Line to Ireland, The	T.S/A. Williams	13	11
	Museum of Submarine Telegraphy,Porthcurno	Mus. literature	50	16
	Porthcurno Telegraph Museum	J. Packer	34	32
	Those Were the Days!	Gustavo A. Coll	55	34

62. TELEGRAPHISTS CRAMP
	Ergonomic Iambic Keying	E. Geoffrey Walsh	64	9
	Telegraphists' Cramp - Some Early Observations	E. Geoffrey Walsh	63	18

63. TIME
		ISWL	23	2
	Australian P.O. Time	John Houlder	14	24
	Morse in the NZ Post Office	Aubrey Curry	16	5
	Shipboard Watchkeeping	Geoff Arnold	52	48
	Shipboard Watchkeeping - 2	Geoff Arnold	53	48
	Single needle on the LNER-2	LNER	24	12

64. WEB PAGES
	Do You Visit the MM Web Page	News	63	7

65. WESTERN UNION
	Memories of Western Union	A. C. Stevens	16	18

66. WIRELESS SCHOOLS
	Another Era! (Liverpool)	Ron Dow	12	10
	Imperfect V, The	J. Noordegraaf	2	13


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