[GreenKeys] LINK for Teletypes in FILM and TV

[Duncan Brown]

Doug,

THANKS for a great collection of TTY machines (& operators!)

Now we need to help you identify the not so well known machines (ones 
other than the Teletype Corp M14, 15, 19, 28, 33)

For example what is the machine in picture #177 of the "Teletype photos" 
????   although labeled "plane_receiver_yr-1922" it is obviously a 
keyboard.  It looks somewhat like a M12 keyboard, except for the 
hexagonal keys and the two large gears in the rear.

If you want to be the repository of all teletypewriter (they were not 
all made by Teletype Corp.) pictures, I can provide you with some more.

Thanks again for hosting all these photos!

have fun,

Duncan Brown, K2OEQ
USASA  31J30

Antique Wireless Association Museum Asst. Curator, Commercial Equipment
(also Chief TTY operator & repairman)
http://www.antiquewireless.org/


On 18-Apr-16 11:54, Doug via GreenKeys wrote:
> At the end of this message, is the link to my updated Google Collections page, with the Teletypes in Film and TV list and photos.
> The lists are actually the first two photos, which are screenshots.  Since that involves several steps, and I do not have time to work
> on it right now, I have not added the updates from the last couple days.
>
> I also made two more collections, one is a set of Teletype photos, which probably has the biggest collection of female operator
> photos you may ever see.  Another is a set of photos of the Model 43 Teletype machine.
>
> I switched from FLICKR to Google Collections for this update.  I do not like the way Google uses symbols instead of captions to navigate,
> and options like enlarge, download, etc..
>
> To view the photos, click on the collection, and then click View album.  To enlarge a photo, click on it.  In this mode, you can view the filename,
> which may have some applicable information, by clicking on the lower case letter i, in the upper right corner.  To download the image,
> click on the down arrow in the upper right corner.  To go back to the preview page, click the left button in the upper left corner.
> You also view the photos as a slideshow, by clicking on the left and right arrows in the middle ends of the screen, once you enlarged a photo.
>
> https://plus.google.com/111191622710446860948
>
> Doug W.
>
>


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