Not a single sheet is used and carbon and protector sheet are all in place.
It is not opened, so I don't really know how these resistors will look.
I am not going to open it!
Old Objects
On this page the objects, World War II related, that one encounters during quests for usable radios and radio parts.
| Message Book M-210 - Signal Corps U.S. Army | Photos can be clicked for an enlargement. |
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This is small booklet radio
operators used to take messages. This example has never been used and is
besides some corrosion on the staples, in mint condition. Not a single sheet is used and carbon and protector sheet are all in place. |
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From the instructions I guess that this booklet was used for outgoing messages. Used between the writer of the message and the radio room. |
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The message is written down on this form. |
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A list of admitted abbreviations. Everything is regulated. |
| Box, Fuses, 10, Air Ministry | |
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A small cardboard box, containing 10 fuses. |
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| Resistors 2A, 1,500 Ohms, ZA 15416 | |
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The content of this little
package is clear. It is not opened, so I don't really know how these resistors will look. I am not going to open it! |
| Wire W-147 CNK | |
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This waxed paper container holds a spool with antenna wire. |
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It's a wooden spool. I don't know where it is from, but I could imagine it is from a "Gibson Girl" emergency radio set. |
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Top of the spool. |