Papers concerning the development of wireless telephony
MS. Marconi 307
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Papers concerning the development of wireless telephony
Shelfmark
MS. Marconi 307
Summary
Includes:
Cutting of article by William Preece on Wireless Telephony, 1900
Letter about Round's intention to conduct wireless telephony experiments at Broomfield, 1908
Letter from J.A. Fleming about a proposed article on wireless telephony, 1914
Papers about experiments conducted by Marconi in Sicilian waters, 1914
Letter from H.J. Round to Guglielmo Marconi about wireless telephone sets being sent to Italy, including technical details, 1914
American Telephone and Telegraph Company brochure on wireless communication, including reference to wireless telephony, 1915
Company leaflet on the Wireless Telephone, c. 1920
Souvenir brochure on the first Wireless Telephone News Service, 1920
Papers, including a souvenir album, concerning the combined wire and wireless telephony service between London and Amsterdam, 1921-2
Report of the Radio Research Board Sub-Committee on Radio Telephony, 1922
Booklet of press reports on 'What Wireless Telephony can do for India', 1922-3
Agreement between the Postmaster General and the American Telephone and Telegraph Company for a telephone service between the UK and the USA, 1927
Date
1900-30
Language
English
Physical extent
1 folder
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Collection contents
Papers relating to Marconi and the development of wireless telegraphy
Wireless telephony
Papers concerning the development of wireless telephony
