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Note.... Neat books like this can really give us a glimpse of
the past. They do the world little good if they are just on a
packed shelf or a dark closet. Let us all make an effort to get some
of this information online so everyone can benefit from it!
If you do not possess scanners or digital cameras please contact us. We are always looking to purchase material such as this book to enhance the reference library. -- Ed Sharpe Archivist for SMECC |
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1906 Pre-WWI Postcard Northumberland Fusiliers A posed group of Signalers using a Heliograph Signaling instrument. The card is a Raphael Tuck 'Oilette' and was sent through the post in 1906.
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A Tucks Postcard (UK) that says " US Army
Heliographing - Photo by Chaplain Dickson - USA
The postmark on card is June 15, 1908. We can assume the photo is before that date... but.... when? |
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Signaling By Signal Lamp |
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I am sending the pictures with the lamp with this. They do not have a special caption, they are a part of an photo article on army communication in 1940 (there are others, with radios, telephones, loudspeakers and so on). The source is “Vida Doméstica Magazine”, special issue on the Brazilian army, 1940. The number of the photo is the page number in the magazine. The only photo I can identify is p142a, which shows president Vargas (the one with the dark suit) during a visit to the Army Communication Material Factory. From Adler Homero Fonseca de Castror (Click on any photo in this section to make larger) |
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 Barry
sent us the Heliograph apparatus photo...
It says on the base that it was made by J Steward, The Strand, London tell us more about it... Model Make etc? |
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