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Title
Journal entitled 'The Telegraph Chronicle and Civil Service Recorder', issue 2
Reference
MS/2159/6
Production date
-12-1904 - -12-1904

Creator

Automatic Telephone Manufacturing Company Biography Biography
Company name was changed to Automatic Telephone and Electric Company in 1936. Merged with The Plessey Company Ltd and Ericsson Telephones Ltd in 1961 to form Plessey Telecommunications Group (now Plessey Communications Ltd)

Scope and Content
Contains an article reporting a lunch (or dinner) hosted for Charles Clement Vyle by colleagues at the time of his departure from the Post Office Telegraphs racing information section
Extent
2 copies, 40 pages
Language
English
Level of description
FILE
Repository name
Science Museum, London

Associated people and organisations

Vyle, Charles Clement Biography Biography
Charles Clement Vyle worked in the Engineering section in Post Office Telegraphs. He invented or helped to develop various items of telegraphic equipment. One of the most important of these was his polarised sounder which was more sensitive than conventional sounders and could therefore work over longer distances. He also invented (with E V Smart) a duplex telegraph system.

Conditions governing access
Open Access
Conditions governing Reproduction
Copies may be supplied in accordance with current copyright legislation and Science Museum Group terms and conditions
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contains 9 partsTOPMS/2159 Archive of Charles Clement Vyle
- FILEMS/2159/6 Journal entitled 'The Telegraph Chronicle and Civil Service Recorder', issue 2