[GreenKeys] Sighting

[Bruce Gentry]

When I was in grammar school, I found and devoured the Alfred P. Morgan 
books. Thay can be hard to find because they recommended use of 
chemicals and techniques considered very dangerous today. I learned a 
great deal from them, even though most of them were from the 1920 and 
very obsolete by 1962 when I first discovered them.

      Bruc e Gentry, KA2IVY


On 9/10/16 7:40 PM, Jim Haynes wrote:
> A friend showed me his copy of "A First Electrical Book for Boys" by
> Alfred P. Morgan, 3rd edition (1963).  I has pictures of a Western
> Union office operating table, a Model 28, and a Model 32.  That author
> wrote a lot of hobbyist books, going back to "The Boy Electrician" of
> 1914.
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