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Papers relating to the early use of wireless telegraphy in aviation

MS. Marconi 329

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Title

Papers relating to the early use of wireless telegraphy in aviation

Shelfmark

MS. Marconi 329

Summary

Comprises:

Photographs of the actor/aviator Robert Loraine and Mr. Thorne-Baker of the Daily Mail, taken at the time of air-to-ground experiments on Salisbury Plain, 1910

Letter from the Italian Ministero della Marina to Guglielmo Marconi, requesting that he proceeds with installing wireless telegraphy on dirigibles, 1916

Historical notes on the development of aircraft radio, c. 1957, including original documents relating to the use of wireless telegraphy in aviation in World War 1, 1917-18

Date

1916-57

Language

English

Physical extent

1 folder

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Collection contents

The Marconi Archives

Papers relating to Marconi and the development of wireless telegraphy

Aeronautical use of wireless

Papers relating to the early use of wireless telegraphy in aviation

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