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My two FUSILIER sets

WW1 motorcycle set 29

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WW1 motorcycle set 30

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Has anyone got any more they can post?

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
Martyn,
Just had to post my Fusilier Telegraph Troop here to add to the thread!
Mike
PS-I made the spool at work when I was supposed to be...working.
Mike
 

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Martyn,
Just had to post my Fusilier Telegraph Troop here to add to the thread!
Mike
PS-I made the spool at work when I was supposed to be...working.
Mike


Mike

Here are a couple of photos of the 1st telegraph lines in Australia to connect the continent to the world.

I see Fusilier is selling your set as North-West Frontier.
 

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Photo subtitled: "Title Cutting telegraph wire and connecting the ends, so that the point at which the connection is broken cannot be seen from the ground."
More than likely a "posed" photo. Man appears to be a line-repairmen. Note the different design of insulators. Also note the top line is not perpendicular to the bottom three. The line appears to cross at an angle to the other lines.

Source:
National Archives NWDNS-77-F-194(6)(62), ca.1862-ca.1863
Photographer, Russell, Capt. Andrew J.

from http://www.unitedstatesmilitarytelegraph.org/telegraphimages.html
 

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Setting up ACW telegraph

I think the companies should make more telegraph sets since it became a key element in warfare in the 19th c
 

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Randy,
PERFECT for research! And you are dead on about the need to do more! This is great material to use and become familiar with a technology that helped grow and settle America. I'll bet most people don't know that there were wireless telegraphs in the 80-90s!
I'm going to stay on this and see what other technologies were tried and failed!
Thanks
BTW- Fusilier set for NW Frontier-Works OK to me in Zululand, except all the figures are built like bodybuilders.
Mike
 
Here is Wm Hocker' Telegraph set

Bombay Sappers & Miners Telegraph Section North-West Frontier
 

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