Contributed by Karl Brose.

11MB. 365 pages. Preface by C. L. Lovell, Bell Labs, PRIVATE EDITION, Morris, IL Electronic Central Office, Trial Installation. Contributed by Astrid Smith, Connections Museum. Missing page supplied by Steph Kerman and integrated by Karl Brose.

Spring 1960.  New York Telephone.  General Engineering Bulletin.  "Latest developments in electric vehicle design."   Contributed by Steve Cichorsky.

Contributed by: JKL Museum

Includes articles on the Morris Electronic CO and cord winding.  OCR by Clint Gilliland.

From "The Principles of Electricity Applied to Telephone and Telegraph Work,"AT&T, 1961 edition.  Submitted by Steph Kerman

Contributed by Steve Cichorsky.  OCR by Clint Gilliland.

Scanned by Valerie Flores | From the Collection of the JKL Museum of Telephony

Traffic Operating Practice, Division C, for use at Traffic Service Positions ( TSPS )

PRINCIPLES OF OPERATING AT THE TRAFFIC SERVICE POSITION

Contributed by Steve Cichorsky.

Title: "We Learn About the Telephone"

NOTE TO THE TEACHER AND PARENTS: This booklet is associated with "Telezonia," a communications and telephone program for the lower elementary grades which has been prepared with the guidance of elementary educators. The booklet's aim is to teach children how to use the telephone effectively, and something of the science, history and social significance of communications.

Find other Telezonia items in the Library. Contributed by Colby Cuthbertson.

"A communications and telephone program for lower elementary grades." Emphasis: language arts, social studies and science.  Uses Teletrainer hardware so students can practice telephone skills. "Role-playing with the Teletrainer stimulates interest in the communications unit, develops listening and speaking skills, and provides opportunities for teaching social studies and science." Contributed by John Novack.

The three wall charts extracted for quick reference from the 1964 Telezonia Teacher's Guide.

Scanned and processed by Remco Enthoven | Contributed by Fred Haynes

Blast Detector Function Description
For Underground L-3 Coaxial Cable Buildings
American Telephone & Telegraph
Long Lines Division
August 1966
Paris RS, Missouri