[CW] Fw: Unidentified antique key purchased in Vienna in the 70's

[D.J.J. Ring, Jr.]

Hello HM,

I don't know who made the key, but I do know that most of the world's
telegraph equipment experts subscribe to the morsecode at mailman.qth.net email
list.  You might want to subscribe to that list, in the meantime, I will
forward the message to you. I don't believe they have html "on" as I have on
this list.  I have set it for small messages so small pictures can pass.

73

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2010/10/9 Henry Mei'l's <meils at get2net.dk>

>
> *Can anyone help me ID this key?*
> *My guess is it's a European railway unit from the late 1880's - but have
> no expetise on the subejct.*
> **
> *Have actually had QSO's by inserting a coin between the worn contacts -*
> *great RC subject if u can find someone who'll Rag Chew.*
> **
> *Would appeciate assistance on this.*
> **
> *73 de Henry OZ1UF*
>
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