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62

Lets take a telephone to pieces The No.150

Sam Hallas

Educational

62

Up the pole and round the bend

Mick Bulman

Recollections

62

The art of reproductions

Ray Kotke

62

Southeast Accounts

Simon Cowper-Smith

Recollections

62

Funny by Gaslight

John Goldfinch

Revisiting article in Issue 40

61

AGM 2007 Report

Alan Macdonald

61

Post Office Morris Minor Vans – Part 2

Andy Greening

61

Readers Lives

Ivor Flint

61

The operator and the Trunk Call

R.S. Grosvenor

61

Speak up Mick Bulman, you’re through

Mick Bulman

Recollections

61

WD40 – A warning

Andrew Emmerson

61

Telephone Basics

David Walton

Educational

61

From mischievous persons to organised crime – Part 2

Ron Sewell

Recollections

61

Preserving Mobile Phone History

Professor Nigel Linge

60

The Strowger Phone

Mick Bulman

Restoration

60

The Telephone in Antartica 1910 - 12

A.G. Hunt

History

60

Life on Mars

Peter Cowley

Police Post

60

Readers Lives

Alan Macdonald

60

Lets take a telephone to pieces The Statesman

Sam Hallas

Educational

60

From mischievous persons to organised crime

Ron Sewell

Recollections

60

Introduction of automatic telephone working at Bath

J.M. Crombie

History

60

Post Office Morris Minor Vans

Andy Greening

59

Fair Bargain Surprise

Kevin Sanderson

59

A Postcard History of Trunk Routes

Kevin Dodman

59

N Diagram Training Course

Alan Macdonald

59

K8 Restoration

Victor Stevens

59

Power Supplies in Rural Areas in the ‘30s

Jim Foster

59

The Telephone Collector

David Adams

59

Phonetic Alphabets

David Lyall

59

Did the British GPO Censor Peacetime Transatlantic Calls to the USA

Stan Swihart

58

AGM 2006 Minutes

58

Obituary – Norman Pearce

Jim Foster

58

Phonetic Alphabets

Jim Foster

58

Removing mouth and ear pieces

E X Calman

Workshop

58

Development of the GPO Wall phone in the 20th century

Kevin Sanderson

58

The GPO Vehicle Fleet

Kevin Sanderson

58

Repair and termination of Tinsel Cords

Ron Sewell

58

TAT-1/Faraday Building

Kevin Sanderson

58

If only they knew about the internet

Kevin Sanderson

From the Courier – April 1973

58

Don’t Quote Me!

Famous Quotes

57

Crossbar Switching Part 3 – TXK3 to TXK6

Peter Walker

57

AGM 2006 Personal Review

Ron Sewell

57

Tickets for Everything

Ivor Flint

Recollections

57

Build your own 700 Series fault finding simulator

Ron Sewell

Educational

57

Sidetone Circuitry

John Goldfinch

Educational

57

Restoration of a PAX

Mick Bulman

GEC Uniselector PAX

57

VAPX – a demonstration exchange

Richard Killen

Constructional

57

UAX Corner – Installation of the UAX13

Andy Greening

57

Plan Arrangements

R.E. Lay

Educational

57

Nostalgia for Dolls-eyes

Alec Antrobus

57

University of Salford – an in-house look at a telecoms project

Nigel Linge

56

B is for Bootle…

Michael Dixon

A look at numbering patterns

56

Beatrice Dyson – a personal tribute

Dave Darwent

56

Pneumatic protection of telephone cable networks

Sam Hallas

56

Kiosk Corner

Andrew Emmerson

56

Crossbar Switching Parts 1&2

Peter Walker

56

Memories of crossbar PBX

Eunice Elekta

The Ericsson ARD561

56

Running Strowger over IP with CNET

Jonathan Kay

56

Regent and Kinsman

Adam Fidler

56

Burglar alarm connections to the public telephone network

Roger Newman

56

The Wroclaw Communications Museum

Jim Foster

55

Tele 221 Rebuild

Victor Stevens

Restoration

55

A is for Archive

Michael Dixon

55

Archive Letters

Mike Hume

55

The Quick Brown Fox

Alf Fisher

Restoration

55

Restoration Tips

Alan Gildersleve

Restoration

55

The music of cadence relays

Andrew Emmerson

55

The electric telegraph and its impact on the utilisation and development of the London docks, 1850-1900

Doug Sampson

History

55

Reminiscences on early subscriber Long Distance Dialling

Stan Swihart

54

Issue never released

53

NVCF Report

ANON

53

Dialling Code Card Project

ANON

53

Phillips Processor-Controlled Exchanges

Graeme Marett

53

iSDX

Adam Fidler

53

AGM 2005 Minutes

Simon Chappell

53

AGM 2005 Report

David Walton

53

UAX Corner – the UAX13

Andy Greening

53

Kiosk Parcel Shelf

Victor W Stevens

52

Avoncroft Swapmeet report

Kevin Sanderson

52

A Heritage PAX

Martin Trollope

Constructional

52

Railway Lines – Operator Memories

John Baines

History

52

Railway Lines – Waterloo SR Exchange

Mike Tyrrell

History

52

British Grid Control Telecommunications

Dave Gunning

History

52

The horrors of a Herald

Eunice Elekta

52

UAX Corner – converting the UAX12 for STD

Andy Greening

52

Using the Mitel SMarT1 Dialler

Kevin Dodman

52

Restoration Tip

Victor W Stevens

52

Picture Page-The Kiosk No.2

51

Telex and TASS in Dublin

Thomas Wall

51

A Heritage PAX

Martin Trollope

Constructional

51

Index of TH Journal Technical Information

Jim Foster

51

British Grid Control Telecommunications

Dave Gunning

History

51

Dialling Code Card Project

ANON

51

UAX Corner-The “Twin Twelve” and Multi-metering.

Andy Greening

51

The DIY Phonebook for kiosks

Victor W Stevens

Restoration

51

Picture Page-An early PMBX No.4

50

AGM 2004 Minutes

50

A Heritage PAX

Martin Trollope

Constructional

50

Obituary – John Bray

50

My PABX No.3

Alan Macdonald

50

PABX 3 – The operators tale

Eunice Elekta

50

Calling all enthusiasts

Hilary Geoghegan

50

PBX Efficiency

ANON

50

Dialling Code Card Project

ANON

50

Ladbroke Telephone Exchange

Ericsson Bulletin, July 1939

50

UAX Corner-The UAX No.12

Andy Greening

50

Picture Page-Test equipment at Horsham A.T.E.

49

A Self-build Enigma

Laurence Rudolf

Constructional

49

Calling Toll Stations

Stan Swihart

49

A Heritage PAX

Martin Trollope

Constructional

49

The Fonadek Story

Mark Cook

History

49

Medical Telephones in Dublin

Thomas Wall

History

49

The Ubiquitous Dolls-eye

Ivor Flint

History

49

Early Cordless Trunk Switchboards

From POEEJ, July 1935

History

49

UAX Corner-The VAX and the UAX8

Andy Greening

49

Dialling Code Card Project

Simon Chappell

49

Picture Page-Shepherds Bush Director Exchange

48

A Heritage PAX

Martin Trollope

Constructional

48

Alan G. Hobbs – A tribute

Sam Hallas

48

Teleprinters I have known The Creed Model 47

Alan Hobbs

48

Kiosk Column

Tony Inglis

Restoration

48

The last working 10+50

Peter Cowley

Recovery

48

Early British Telegraph Equipment

Fons Vanden Berghen

History

48

Operating Procedure

Monty Ellis

48

The wonderful PMBX 1A lamp

Ivor Flint

Recollections

48

A Telephonists Tale – PBXs

Eunice Elekta

48

UAX Corner-Recovering a UAX12

Andy Greening

48

Using the Earth as a conductor

John Goldfinch

48

Picture Page- The K6

47

A new THG logo

Remco Enthoven

47

Operator Developments

Ivor Flint

47

Transparent Plastic Telephones

ANON

47

Teleprinters I have known The Creed Model 3

Alan Hobbs

47

The mechanics of our heritage-the Sender No.1

Kevin Sanderson

47

The prototype 700 telephone

Laurence Rudolf

47

Development of the Tele 706

Robert Freshwater

47

UAX Corner-The UAX No.7

Andy Greening

47

Tallylyn Railway Communications Pt.4

D.L. Southgate

47

Picture Page-Bath auto-manual switchboard and test desk

46

Milton Keynes Swapmeet and museum visit

46

AGM 2003 Report

Kevin Sanderson

46

AGM 2003 Minutes

46

Early British Telegraph Equipment

Fons Vanden Berghen

History

46

Tallylyn Railway Communications Pt.3

D.L. Southgate

46

Teleprinters I have known The Creed Model 2300

Alan Hobbs

46

Hooked by a Handset

John Baines

Recollections

46

The Years Between – Arthur C Bennett

Barry Stagg

Recollections

46

UAX Corner-The UAX No.6

Andy Greening

46

Kiosk Column

Tony Inglis

46

With an eye to the future

Tim Rose

History

46

A One-step Dial

Jim Foster

46

The OTE Museum, Greece

Paul Ash

46

Picture Page-Bath A.T.E.

45

Kiosk Column

Tony Inglis

45

Warning the public

Kevin Sanderson

45

Teleprinters I have known The Creed Model 444

Alan Hobbs

45

Tallylyn Railway Communications Pt.2

D.L. Southgate

45

The telephone service as a career. N.T.Co

ANON

45

Kiosk News

45

UAX Corner-The UAX No.5

Andy Greening

45

History Corner

Dave Occomore

Recollections

45

The end of 192 & Hello to 118xxx

45

Picture Page-BBCs CB10 PMBX

44

Avoncroft Swapmeet

Peter Walker

44

Views from the BT Tower

John Baines & John Chenery

44

Bognor Regis Telephonists’ Reunion

Monika Smith

44

The changing face of telephone museums

P.J. Povey

44

Milton Keynes Museum news

Peter Cowley

44

The intercom telephone

John Goldfinch

44

Teleprinters I have known The Creed Model 75

Alan Hobbs

44

Tallylyn Railway Communications Pt.1

D.L. Southgate

44

History Corner

Dave Occomore

44

UAX Corner-UAX Buildings

Andy Greening

44

The cordless switchboard system

Jack Field

44

Web Digest

Paul Ash

44

Flea Market find Greek payphone

Alan Hobbs

44

Picture Page-Director and routiner racks-Shepherds Bush

43

Forest Hill telephone exchange

Mike Fletcher

Visit

43

Pure Inspiration-The Bellset 81

Andrew Emmerson

43

BT Museum –Auction announcement

43

Press releases of the past

43

Top of the Tower

John Chenery

43

GPO Telephone No.254

Jim Foster & John Goldfinch

43

Teleprinters I have known The Creed Model 7

Alan Hobbs

43

Web Digest

Paul Ash

43

UAX Corner

Andy Greening

43

History Corner

Dave Occomore

43

Municipal telephony proposals in Ireland

Thomas Wall

43

Index of Technical Information

Jim Foster

43

Picture Page-Cardiff Trunk Exchange

Change to old style journal

42

Guernsey Telecoms-the first 100 years

Guernsey Telecoms

History

42

An historical account of telephone engineering in York and district

F Vear/IPOEE

History

42

When rain put pay to Torquay telephone exchange in 1938

Alan B Pidgeon

Recollection

42

Telephone Kiosks in Ireland

Thomas Wall

42

The NTC in St. Albans

Peter Cowley

Addition to Iss.38

42

Humour in the Post Office Engineering department

Jas Forrest

Recollection

41

The telephone in Dublin Pt.2

Thomas Wall

History

41

Southern Railway communication underground

Mike Tyrrell

History

41

Dial M for Malcolm

Malcolm Percival

41

The resurrection of Eric’s Skeleton

Jim Foster

Restoration

41

A short history of the Jersey telephone system

George Le Caudey

History

41

Carbon granules for telephone transmitters

A Brookes, B.ENG

Technical

41

French numbering systems

John Cranston

40

Looking back-and forward-with the THG

Andy Emmerson

40

Connected Earth-announcement

40

The telephone in Dublin Pt.1

Thomas Wall

History

40

Whence “System X”?

David Benson /John Whyte

History

40

Numbering schemes in automatic telephone exchanges

I.W. Whiston

40

Phonotas-The end of an era

ANON

40

Ship to Shore

Peter Carlton

40

Telephone tales

Bill Dempster

Recollection

40

Funny by Gaslight

Mechanics Magazine 1826

History

40

The 1933 agreement

Mike Tyrrell

40

Kiosk news

40

No.14 Coin-collecting boxes

Jim Foster

39

A short history of British telecoms practice up to 1981

Stan Roberts

History

39

History of the 9-1-1 service

Bob Fastner

39

It all began with a dozen subscribers

J.W. Whiston

History

39

The Empress PCM digital tandem exchange

BT Archive

History

39

Relay Automatic Telephone Company (RATCo) exchanges in the London area

Andy Emmerson

39

The Railophone

Andy Emmerson

39

Simple dial-telephone connections

Alan G Hobbs

Constructional

39

Adventures with a slave clock

Alan G Hobbs

Constructional

39

Index of Technical Information

Jim Foster

39

More Victorian technology

Thomas Wall

History

39

Autothesia

Aneurin J. Watkins

Musings

39

Post Office factories department-some personal memories

Mr Davies

39

Kiosk news

39

The door

Neil Conlon

38

The history of the telephone in Walthamstow

Vestry House Museum

History

38

The development of automatic telephony in Great Britain

L.J. Murrar B.ENG

38

The National Telephone Company in St. Albans

38

Mobile Communications

John Goldfinch

History

38

Dog Kennel Farm-the end of the line

Jim Foster

History

38

More on the Ericophon

38

European poles

John Goldfinch

38

Victorians and new technology

Thomas Wall

History

38

Concrete pillars

Terry Pardy

38

How hundreds of Western Electric employees drowned on a company outing

Stan Swihart

38

Improved telephone system at Duffryn Rhondda Colliery

J.P. Buck /E. Woodward

38

The telephone

Andrew Tebbutt

Recollection

38

The telephone in London

Electrical Handbook for London 1906

38

Pole art

Andrew Staton

37

Buffing up Bakelite

Andy Emmerson

37

European trips, flying lessons and patents

R.C. Alexander

From “The inventor of stereo”

37

Edwardian telephone engineer

Dave Occomore

37

How to use the ‘phone-1932 style

John Chenery

37

Pillars

Photo

37

LM Ericsson – Ericofon

Bruce Crawford

37

The public telephone service from Oban & Mallaig to the small isles and area

Ian Jolly

37

First phone numbers

Stan Swihart

37

Auto dialling on the Southern Region of BR

E Ferrett

37

Early telephone developments Magneto 1876-1900

Andy Emmerson

Video Review

37

Building a shrine to bureaucracy

Art Brothers

37

Dog Kennel Farm

Jim Foster

History

37

First exchanges

Monty Ellis

37

History of Ericsson in the UK

Peter Young

37

Newmarket’s telegraph and telephone

Newmarket local history society

37

Talking telegraph poles

Julian Waters

37

Wire wonder snared a murderer

ANON

36

FutureGaze 1. 2000AD

Rt Hon E Short MP, PMG. 1967

36

FutureGaze 2. the year 2000

The Economist 1968

36

Ringing Off

Rail News, 1999

36

CEGB Communications

Alan G Hobbs

36

Foula: The exchange beyond the setting sun

Ian Jolly

36

Kiosk news

36

Can I use your Dictaphone

Andy Emmerson

36

Preservation Down Under

Ferrymead Historic Park, New Zealand

36

Jurassic Telecommunications Pt.1

Mark Brader

36

What makes a good telephone number?

Pat Townson

36

A.G. Bell and the Garfield assassination

R.J.Brown

36

Hung up over call waiting

Nicholas Goldberg

35

AGM 1999 Report

John Chenery

35

Siemens and the Bletchley Bombes

Martyn Hart & John Harper

35

Edison and the sextuplex telegraph

Monty Ellis

35

The STC4601 PAX

Alan G Hobbs

Recollection

35

Scottish Telecom, World of communication exhibition

Mike Tyrrell

35

The 500-type telephone: 50 years old and still going strong

Bruce Crawford

35

If the cap fits

Jim Foster

35

The lost cord

Barry Stagg

35

Kiosk news

35

Flameproof but not fireproof

Arthur Whitehouse

35

Britain’s first public automatic exchange

35

Listen, do you want to know a secret

Jim Foster

Constructional

35

How to solder “tinsel wire”

34

AGM 1998 Minutes

34

Kiosk news

34

I served in radio security

Monty Ellis

34

Methodical Faulting

Argon

34

Uncoiling a Gecopuzzle

Barry Stagg

34

Tales of telegraph days

Various

34

Sticky dials

Various

34

Magneto telephones

Alan G Hobbs

34

Telecoms on today’s Swanage Railway

Paul Ebling

34

Hidden hazards

Andrew Emmerson

34

The joys of ephemera fairs

Mark Nelson

34

Post Office type 44 fuses

Alan G Hobbs

33

In Memoriam – Mel Alder

33

In Memoriam – Tommy Flowers

33

Kiosk news

33

GPO Headquarters and KEB

Paul Wood

33

Medieval telegraphy and telephony       

Andy Emmerson

33

Acoustic telephones

Bill Jacobs

33

Who was Frank McBerty?

Charles A. Pleasance

33

G-Men of the GPO

Modern Wonder – 1938

33

The London ‘Ringmain’ scheme

IEE Journal 1947

33

Societies and dealers

33

61 Years of 999

33

Bringing Broadband to the user

Prof. John Griffiths

33

Telecommunications of the future.

A.G. Hare PO Journal 1969

33

The Almonry Heritage Centre, Evesham

Laurence Rudolph

33

Towns without telephones

The Oregonian 1998

33

Charles Vincent Walker, FRS. 1812-1882

Peter Trigg

33

Dodgy dialling

Various

33

Line signalling fundamentals

Graeme Marett

32

In Memoriam – Simon Evans

32

In Memoriam – Frank Soden

32

Kiosk news

32

Telephone exchange names

Robert Crowe

31

Kiosk news

31

One in a million –antique gold 200

Malcolm Percival

31

Another great rarity found

Frank sunderland

31

Creed and Company Ltd

Alan G Hobbs

31

BR Southern Region auto party line system

Mike Tyrrell

31

Family connections and Macadie of the keysender

David Lyall

31

Customers I have met

Aneurin J. Watkins

31

World War Two female engineering assistants

Dave Occomore

31

Linemen’s anecdotes: George and the Austin Seven

John Moxey

31

The discolouration of plastic computer cases

Dr. Edward Then

31

A review of UK signalling systems

Peter Walker

31

Britons led Berlin spy-tap team

Andrew Gimson

31

When is a British Ericcson not a British Ericcson

ATCS newsletter Jan 1988

31

Telephoning, a Canadian soldiers experience in Britain during WWII

Malcolm Percivals Godfather

31

Telegraphic notes on Warwick and Leamington Spa

John Brace

30

Is this the oldest 332 ever?

Andy Grant

30

Unusual places to visit: Bunkers

30

Secrets of sidetone suppression

Desmond Thackeray

30

Kiosk news

30

Telecom History Magazine-extracts

Stan Swihart

30

The communications miracle and the World Wide Web

John Bray

30

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum

Cornwall On-line

30

The Post Office clock No.36

Ian Hopley

30

Eyeball characters

Sam Hallas

30

Automatic party lines

Simon Fleming

30

Pre-2000 PAX in Birmingham

Martin Loach

30

News code words vanishing

Mike Feinsilber

30

Telegraphic codes – Of Morse and men

Kenneth Brown

30

Edison’s acoustic transfer telegraph

Monty Ellis

30

Plastics conservation tips

Various

29

In Memoriam – Ted Hall

29

AGM 1996 Minutes

29

The communications system at Alleyns School

Paul Ebling

29

The numbers game

Various

29

The joys of carrier…and the perils of privatisation

Bryan Ruffell

29

The telegram boys

Dave Occomore

29

The Post Office clock No.36

Ian Hopley

29

A telephone experiment: the automatic system at Epsom

The Times

29

Telephone fault repair work in the 1950s and 1960s

David Rudram

29

Dial types-a handy list

Bob Freshwater

29

Proteus

Bob Freshwater

29

A brief history of telegraph poles

Andrew Staton

29

Flexible cords for telephones

Jim Foster

29

Keypad telephones in the 700 range

Jim Foster