1 - June 23, 2009 2:24 am

From:

Jim OConnell W6GTX

Location:

Los Alamitos,Cqikwxa

Comment:

Great collection. I'm glad I found your website.73 Jim

2 - May 30, 2009 1:50 am

From:

Barry Matson VK1BM

Location:

Canberra

Comment:

A great collection.

I have one of those KP Thomas bugs which I inherited from my father who was from Adelaide. Unfortunately I can't seem to adjust it so that it works usefully. Anyway, it is great to look at.
Cheers,
Barry Matson VK1BM

3 - May 19, 2009 8:46 am

From:

Dick Wiltgen, K8RBW

Location:

Both Chicago & Wisconsin

Comment:

Marshall,

Thank you ever so much for everything you have done to promote CW. It has been a real pleasure dealing with you.

Vy 73,
Dick

4 - May 14, 2009 11:38 am

From:

John Watson VE3UAR

Location:

Toronto CANADA

Comment:

Enjoyed viewing your collection. Thanks for making it available. Would you know anything about a WWII straight key. It has the name of "IKARUS" and I have been told that it was made in Hungary.
73's
John

5 - May 14, 2009 4:31 am

From:

Peter Goed

Location:

Redcliffe Queensland

Comment:

Some 32 years ago I purchased the contents of Florence Violet McKenzie (nee Wallace) when she moved out of her Greenwich house to a nursing home.

One of the interesting items was an Automorse key from the inititial pre-production run of 10 which was sent to her Wireless Shop in the Royal Arcade in Sydney to obtain her opinion of what she thought of it - this is one of the ones with no serial number that were produced prior to the initial production run. By the way I also have the original wooden box, although it is missing the lid.

Although this key is in good condition, it really needs to be set up properly so that it could be used and I have no idea of how to properly adjust it.

I was hoping that you could give me some guidance in this regard.

Peter Goed,
Co-ordinator,
Redcliffe Picture Palace
Museum and Archive
151 Sutton Street
Redcliffe Qld. 4020