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My dog Blackie was also Morse literate - he would bark
twice when he heard my wife tap HI on his supper bowl
with her spoon!
W7YS

After some absence I'm getting back into Ham radio again. Love CW and
will work it when I finish my ten thru eighty mter vertical. Just bought
one of those german keys (JB-JU1A) and hope to work many contacts on it.
K5BMM

Greetings from Western Australia OM. I found your site by entering 'AWA
Morse Keys' into Google. I have a key marked 'PMG 1941' and 'KEY WT 8 AMP
No 2' also an AWA label saying 'TYPE SR 2018' A photo of this key is
featured on your pages and the information on this and other keys is
wonderful An excellent site. Long live CW! ... 73 de Bill VK6QW

I was recently pointed towards your article "iambic myth" ....
wow .... it answered all my unanswered question about paddle keying, all
the things that didn't seem right that I couldn't quite express. A whole
lot of stuff makes sense now. If I can only apply some of it to my
ham-handed fist.
Thanks.
cheers ... 73 de brian riley, n1bq , underhill center, vermont

Great site Marshall, especially the "Key" collection.
I have a "WT 8AMP No. 2." But it also says MKII!
The Peg Leg is a great product, bought one and two Elmers at the Club
asked me to get them one each, when they saw the product! - so hence the
extra order, I haven't got 3, FT817's!!
Regards and 73's,
Martin, 2E0MJD

Yours has got to be THE MOTHER OF ALL CW SITES!
I've spent hours poking around here -- admiring the photographs,
studying the descriptions of all these great keys and paddles and CW
paraphernalia, and reading your informative and amusing articles --
but somehow I keep discovering yet another page of which your Guest
Book is the latest.
Among other things, I've been searching for the ultimate straight key and
think you may have helped me to find it. Many thanks for putting such a
valuable and interesting collection of material together for all us CW
freaks out here.
73, Tony 7J1ALV.

Very interesting & informative descriptions & pictures of your collection;
I found myself lusting for several of them ... Thanks for letting us have
a peek. 73, Jim Barton KE5CXX

as a x uscg radio operator your key stories were great for me. i also use
cw predomently on the air....also the eight hour statement brought back
many great memories of copying cw onboard ship....weather....press...and
of course the real job....ka2eer tom.wilson....

Nice collection. Enjoyed looking through it. Jim WA8ZHN

I'm very far away of my Keys morse collection. It was really good from
Africa to see your morse keys collection. I'm actually in the Congo DRC. I
work for United Nations. Hope to hear you in CW soon from Kinshasa.
Best 73 Georges 9Q1EK/VE2EK
www.qrz.com.callsign/ve2ek
Georges SCHLEGER
UNITED NATIONS - MONUC
Snr Broadcast Technology Officer
Technical Director Radio Okapi
MHQ Kinshasa - Dem Rep. of Congo

Bravo. En visitant votre site, j'ai perdu la conscience du temps qui
passait. Merci. VY FB. 73 de F 3 X S..

Hi its Charles C. KI4KON ( Largo, Fla.)..... well I just recived my first
kit from you, ( OHR RFL-100 RF LOAD) and found it to be GREAT!!! I think im
hooked, it was real easy to put together and learded something reguarding
Resistors more stuff to put to memory.... COOL!!! looking foward to the
next kit from you Humm lets see.. thanks again CJ 73s to you and yours
CJ KI4KON 73

Very nice website and collection keys Im working with my new collection I
enjoyed your website. My website: http://www.cwkeysdustcovers.com Ernesto J.Rodriguez
PO.Box 1472 Trujillo Alto PR 00977-1472

Recently purchased a Palm Paddle. I mounted it on an old J-45 leg
clamp. Works great.. Looking forward to your '05 Christmas key.

Great site. Some very nice keys and I'm drooling already.
Enjoyed your humour and pleased to hear of your connection to Australia
and my own town. Cheers ... Ron McMullen (writing from Yass, NSW, Australia)

Run accross your link the other day, very interesting list of keys for
sale and other good stuff. Been a Ham since 1969, and work in the
electronics industry since 1972, 11 years Navy and now Avionics since 83.
Love Cw and hope to get better at it when I retire in a year or so and
move back on my boat. Keep up the good work and enjoy. Bill, WA1LHJ

Just discovered your web site while looking for LED pens. I have been a
ham since age 15 many years ago. My current calls are 4x1xs and ve3fhx.
Your web site brought back many memories of CW which I still use from time
to time. Best 73, Marv

I learned 13 words per minute General Class Code using Codemaster V, Ver.
5.2. Great Software! George Strohmeyer, N1VVQ, Birch Harbor, ME

I enjoyed our chat on the phone. I am looking forward to getting the 04
Christmas key. Thanks and CU on the air de Paul N0NBD ar sk..

Marshall -- Great website. I have two keys, both from you, including a
Christmas key that I am most proud to own. Bob Rose, Kennesaw, GA

Very interesting web site. I am an old Railroad/western union
telegrapher. I am still looking for one of those old clicker boxes we
used to use. Everything is in a museum now and hard to find.

W0ASH, Walt Evans Grovetown, GA.

Hi from Penticton BC Canada, I have only been a Ham since March of 2004
have my basic and right now over half way through a morse code class put
on by one of our Penticton Radio club members VA7DP Doug . How I found
your web page was I was looking for imfo on the Hi Mound marble base Keyer
which I bought for $10.00 in excellent condition but is missing the
plastic case for it . What a buy had to share this bit of imfo 73 for now
Lanny VE7LGI

It was fun to look at your personal collection of keys. Brings back
memories: I owned two "Fullerphones" with those little keys in them. I
sold the Fillerphones a few years ago...I wish I kept the keys. Arnold
K0ZK Lebanon, Maine

Thanks for all the information you have on the keys. I am a old CW
operator since I got my ticket in 1959. Hope to see you on the bands.
-Jake-
K5WTA

Great web site! I have had trouble learning code but your site might give
me the edge to Come to terms with learning code. I live in Thornton and
hope to meet you face to face soon.
Richard L. Beggs K0AEM

Excellent key collection. I've been a cw addict since 1959. Love your
site!
73, Frank K7RMJ

Love the site! I am a beginning key collector and as a new QRP op, I have
a great love for old keys. Keep up the great work. Your collection id
top-notch!
Dick Bigelow
K5MHF
Austin, TX

joekey AT aol.com =joe jacobs--came to your website looking for link to
26003A AND THE MILSPEC LINK---JOE

I enjoy every visit to your website. After all of
these years, I am finally embracing CW. Haven't had
the mic hooked up for some time. Currently belong to
four CW clubs.
Vy 73, Neal WA6OCP

Your site is full of useful cw gear and Thanks for a great selection of
goodies ... Peadar Ei 2if Ireland dah di dah !!

Your KOB or "Key on Board" looks just like the unit the FCC once used for
code tests many years ago. The applicant would have to send the code on
this device in order to pass the test.
Lee Herterich, K1VZI

At this point, my "best" key is a genuine, garden-variety J-38. I mostly
use my Bencher paddles out of necessity. What is it about keys anyway?
Karma, I guess. Love your collection. Great website. Nick W1GYF Raleigh NC

sii, es realmente hermoso poder ver fotos de tantos panipuladores y con
tanta historia. }
espero poder leer pronto todo los comentarios. o la pagina en español.
73 y dx.
lu8vcc
alex
[N1FN translates: It is really beautiful to see photos of so many keys, and with so much history. I hope to be able to
read all the commentaries soon. Or see the pages in Spanish! 73 ES DX DE LU8VCC, Alex]

Great collection of morse key's, and a good site
ON5LUC Belgium
--... ...--

I like old keys and bugs .I have a few of my own.thinks for the pictures.
KE4HEM Ernest

I found your site by accident. Love cw and all types of keys and keyers.
Keep up the good work....73 Mike k9HCK

I wonder if anyone knows the history of the paddle I use here in the
shack. It was made by a company called Autronic and I think they were in
Calfornia My e-mail is k5wta AT arrl.net.

I have many, many keys and have settled on the Schurr Einbau Wabbler as my favorite. Thank you Morse Express for importing these babies.
Arnold Olean, K0ZK
Lebanon, ME USA -

Very intresting. I am using a swedish made vibro keyer, the Standard Radio AB (SRA) type 140.
Bengt Svensson <sm7fcu AT euromail.se>
Nettraby, Sweden -

Your work on this page of keys was outstanding, the research was very informative !
Jim
Ind, IN USA -

Very good webpage you have here, and best greetings to all your visitors.
Klingeltoene <klingel_toene AT hotmail.com>
Bonn, USA -

Keep up this great resource. I bookmark your site, best greetings.
Sms Sprueche <sms-sprueche AT scientist.com>
Bonn, NRW USA -

Great Website!! Especially enjoyed viewing the key collection. You really have some neat items!! I have a few Vibroplex and Johnson Keys as well as the Military J45 leg clamp key. Fun to use . 73, Gene
Gene K9UTQ <k9utq AT wctc.net>
Wisconsin Rapids, WI USA -

I enjoyed talking with you, a few days ago, on the landline. CUL, 73, de, George, WD4GLM.
George L. Mason. <WD4GLM>
Lake City, FL USA -

a fascinating collection and well researched. Have been a cw nutcase since 1964 when first liscensed as G3VCN. I use a N2DAN paddle and a marconi straight key. Good luck with your website. Paul.
paul kalas
plymouth, uk -

YURI,YL2DX in RIGA, Latvia I salut you, you hit the nail on the head saying "Morse for ever". To the provider of those fine pages, great humor and infos, Congrat's from 120 km north of Lake Superior my call is VE3IKS which stands for I keep sending 73 to all Hams.
Paul K. Mengelberg <palagime AT astrocom-on.com>
LONGLAC, ON P0T 2A0 - CAN -

GR888 SITE ! I AM RETIRED CHENG U.S. MERCHANT MARINE, USMMA/Kings Point '62 and LCDR USNR-Ret. Now sail 36' Mariner Ketch out of Key West. Would like to hear from any HAM SAILORS ! 73s.....Dave / W1CJA
Dave <W1CJA AT aol.com>
Big Pine Key, FL & Colorado Mountains, USA -

Dear N1FN, I have been looking for some code software. I want to get my code speed back up to speed. I passed my code test when you had to copy 13 words a minute for the general license. I haven't been code active for a long time but I think it was real letdown when they lowered the code requirements. Anyway, that's my opinion. Next month am going to purchase your code software. I enjoyed visiting your website. I am glad there are code sites still available. Wayne Huff
Wayne Huff KC7ST <Whuff AT darnfastnet.com>
Draper, UT USA -

zl2wli catch you again.....
len <lenjanet AT inspire.net.nz>
palmerston north, new zealand -

This site was very useful for a project I was doing. It was also very interesting to look at! Great Job!
Hannah <sluggerbunny AT yahoo.com>
Cambridge, MA USA -

a boot sale and it has been badly treated. The spring on the arm is broken off and the end etc is missing. The only id I have is the TR McIlroy name on the bottom. It looks very similar to the "Mac 37" in your collection but has different 'rear end' fittings. Do you have an id on it ? I am retiring soon and will have time for hamming again and would love to put this old timer to use as it feel good. My Uncle Ernie who was a WW2 Navy Telegraphist, taught me morse code 57 years ago (I was 7 then) and I have had a love affair with comms/electronics ever since. I was born the day Marconi died - do think there is a link here ? 73's George ZL3KD/VK3FMF/3D2EL
George Harding <zl3kd AT hotmail.com>
Wellington, New Zealand -

Marshall, I enjoyed your web page very much. And I LOVE my Llaves Telegraficas straight key, wouldn't swap it for anything. But how about fixing those Spanish guys up with a translator, their web page is hilarious. :-) dit dit
Terry, w1qf/8 <w1qf AT arrl.net>
Rochester, MI USA -

I enjoyed the visit. Clearly you enjoy your work. 73 Bob W6OPO
Bob
San Jose, CA USA -

Love this stuff!! Bug man from the Midwest..73 de KB0KIJ
Howard Harris <hharris630 AT aol.com>
Greenville, Il USA -

Just surfing around looking for code keys to buy and found your page. Interesting, and enjoyable read. Best 73 de Bruce VE4BDF
Bruce Feaver <bfeaver AT glidepathmarketing.com>
Southport, MB Canada -

Great Page, Marshall. I found it via Morse Express. Thanks for providing a place where budding CW enthusiasts can learn from the seasoned pros. 73 de Bert KC2HMN
Bert Craig <kc2hmn AT arrl.net>
Centereach, NY USA -

Enjoyed your Personal Key Collection. I just received a new addition to My Collection. MorseX "Christmas Key 2001" #073 A beautiful little Gem of a Key. It belongs in a Special Case. I am already looking for the Right Pomona Box for it and a companion QRPp Rig. It looks like something that "Every True Milliwatter should have" for daily use. Thanks for the prompt service. QRP DX TU, (C) 1986, K3TKS MDMW #1
George D. Gingell, Jr. <k3tks AT abs.net>
Silver Spring, MD USA -

Great site, love all the keys, especially the miltary ones. I use a J.M.March iambic and beleive it's one of the best!
Gregg Bates <kd4jvg AT peoplepc.com>
Suwanee, Ga USA -

Thanks for the memories..... Of the Lafayette Monarch bug. I had one in the early 60s when I was a teen-aged Novice class ham - WV2TYX.
Tom Krieger <ka2x AT arrl.net>
Perinton, NY USA -

Great site! I have a key I am trying to get information about but to date I have had no success. Maybe you can help. It is a WWII era US Navy(?) telegraph key made by BRELCO NY. If you think you can help, e-mail me for more info. Thanks and 73.
Mike <ka8ztj AT tds.net>
Millington, MI USA -

very interesting ..Thanks
Chastity
USA -

Smashing collection, makes mine look second rate. All the best with your collecting. John(G4WSX)
John Fogden <johnfogden AT currantbun.co.uk>
Chichester, England -

HI-its been nice to work you in the Spartan Sprints and Foxhunts.CW-wither QRO or QRP and CW is pure prefection. Looking at your collection is just great. I would like to use them all. Best 73/72 and CU in the contests. Jim Akre/WA9TZE.............
Jim Akre/WA9TZE <jsakre AT execpc.com>
So. Milwaukee, wi USA/53172-1044 -

Enjoyed your page and the photographs. You have some very nice keys. I am somewhat a collector myself,(38 keys), and I like to see anyone preserve the history and the romanticism of the Morse Code and the craftmanship of KEYS. 73, Richard - KU4AC
Richard Bomar <ku4ac AT compu.net>
Paris, Tn USA -

Thoroughly enjoyable site, especially for a neophyte collector like me. Please add to it if/when you get the time/inclination. Best 73, John VE3CSJ
John Dicker <jonjo AT istar.ca>
Ottawa, ON Canada -

Both parts of the site are superb. Hope to eyeball some day. I have found my wish list site, hi. 73 for now. Bob
Bob Wasylik <kg4eca AT arrl.net>
Ormond Beach, FL USA -

Hi ! Super page. Your keys are beautiful. "Tschüß" Thomas
Tommy <tommyreimann AT gmx.de>
Kassel, Germany -

gm; ga or gn Nice web, but i think your key is not sending 73 hi 73'd de PA0HYY
PA0HYY <mesmeijs AT zeelandnet.nl>
Vlissingen, Holland -

Hello Marshall. Nice web page. I enjoyet it very much. I own a small collection of straight keys and among them there is small key (Canadian field set) you also have. It is a nice little key useful for QRP operation. Keep on with your web page Best 73 de Alex, HB9OBZ
Alex <alessandro.meregalli AT ubs.com>
Lugano, TI Switzerland -

Hi Marshall: Loved your site and your humor! Is there anything you don't do well? I doubt it. Guess I'm gonna have to get with the CW and QRP ASAP. CUL Dick
Richard C. Bailley (DICK) <nom_de_ram AT msn.com>
Centennial, CO United States -

Very interesting site, I'll tell others about it !
Rick McKee <kc8aon AT juno.com>
Willow Wood, , Ohio USA -

Great site. I have a small collection and one VERY small straight key that is precision made, and I believe home made. I too work almost exclusively cw and have for nearly 40 years. Keep up the fine work preserving our heritage. 73, WA9CWX, Frank
Frank
Beloit, Wi USA -

Great site! You have some really cool morse code keys!! -- Mike WB8ERJ
Mike Thompson
Mansfield, OH USA -

Very nice page... enjoyed looking at your collection All the best to you. Jack Nallie KS5C
Jack Nallie KS5C <jacknalie AT msn.com>
Lufkin, Tx Angelina -

Great to see the keys! I have a very small collection myself. Found an old Les Logan SpeedX in a junk shop here the other day! Must be pre 2nd world war. 73 de ZS1NF Barry
Barry Nugent <bnugent AT tellumat.com>
Cape Town, South Africa -

Very nice website, Marshall. I've got quite a few keys, mostly U.S., so nice to see your foreign goodies. More keys at Dayton this year than last, but all I picked up was a couple of early Signal Electrics, one in the original box. At a recent local hamfest I did find an early Japanese spark key, nice in itself but intriguing because "NAGASAKI JAPAN 1945" and a GI's name and unit are scratched on the bakelite base! If that key could talk! 73 de Joe/W9JUV
Joe Schroeder <jschroed AT interaccess.com>
Glenview, IL USA -

Enjoyed looking over your website. I have been collecting keys for several years. I am always interested and amazed at all of the varieties of different keys. 73 Bob WB2SRF
Bob <wb2srf AT juno.com>
Staten island, NY USA -

FB website 73's
hans pa5fn <hjspee AT chello.nl>
oostvoorne, netherlands -

Hi there .. Nice Web Page I also collect Morse Code Keys the colection now has grown over thirty eight at the last count. The two Theodors R. Mac Elroy's are in mint one of which does not have a srrial No. the other one is numberd 3719. Talk to you later... VE3DUB Nr Ottawa Ontario Canada
Robert M. Ellis <rellis1087 AT rogers.com>
Nr OTTAWA, ON CANADA -

Marshall, Thanks for a very nice look at your keys collection. I, too like the comments and info on each. Thanks for devoting so much time to making keys available to the amateur radio community along with your other volunteer jobs with CO QRP, etc. 72, Stuart K5KVH
Stuart Rohre K5KVH <k5kvh AT arrl.net>
Round Rock, TX USA -

Very nice web site, key collection is fabulous but need more, many, many more key pictures. Can't get enuff of them !!! I love the info that you have with all the keys, I enjoy history es keys es telegraphy are certainly part of our history. 73 de John, Kx8CW
John Doneth <kx8cw AT arrl.net>
Copemish, Mi USA -

Enjoyed your site. I will be back, along with freinds soon.
Jimmie L. Myers <kd5fuy AT arrl.org>
Florence, Ms USA -

Hi ET, I just dropped by to say "Hi" after I looked at your website. 73 de Wayne N9PSR/AE
Wayne N9PSR/AE
Macomb, IL USA -

Being an ex-pro.wireless operator I am absolutely admiring your collection of morse keys. I have got only two and I am too old to start collecting now. Nice site. Greetings. Jan.
Jan van Rijn <j.e.van.rijn AT freeler.nl>
Wassenaar, Netherlands -

Hi Marshall,nice web sight.trying to learn morse myself.so when i see all the keys,just makes me want to try harder.good luck.
malcolm blackburn <mblackburn AT yemate.com>
barrow-in-furness, cumbria uk -

Hi Marshall, I just found your site today after seeing the Millenium Key in QST Magazine. Got lots more browsing to do to look at all you've got here. A great site. I am a CW enthusiast myself. I am working around 13 WPM now pretty proficient.Was up to 17 at one time,but after a year of HF hiatus,my speed decreased. I enjoy the code very much & always work it at ARRL Field Day each year.Been a ham for almost 5 years now,but have been into radio communications in one form or another since age 15. I'm 39 now,going to the big 40 this May 10th. Thanks for providing a great site for fellow CW enthusiasts and 73 de KU4GW
Cliff Fox KU4GW <ku4gw AT arrl.net>
Hiddenite, NC USA -

JUST FOUND YOUR WEBSITE IN THE AMATUER "73'S" MAGAZINE AND WAS INTERESTED IN THE FLASHLITE YOU HAVE LISTED THAT USES LED'S. WOULDN'T MIND TO HAVE ONE IF I COULD LEARN HOW TO ORDER ONE. BY THE WAY MY HAM CALL IS K0UYE. THAT IS ONE REASON FOR THE 73 AND QST BOOKS I SUBSCRIBE TO NUFF SAID AND YOU HAVE A GREAT WEB-SITE! HAPPY NEW YEAR! ELMER
ELMER J. STERKEL <ELMOAIR3 AT NETZERO.NET>
LOVELAND, CO USA -

Hi Marshall, I'm not a collector of anything but I do have a few keys, some of them identical to yours. I like my old British ones best but don't send the way the Brits do - with the arm in the air, as it were. About half a dozen are mounted for use and chance picks out the key for the day. I went to radio school on a Bunnell and still love it best. 73 Earl W7TK
Eaarl Bailley <ebailley AT tscnet.com>
Hansville, WA USA -

Hello! great site you have! I have linked your page to my cw page! 73 de Jasper PB2JJ
Jasper <pb2jj AT hetnet.nl>
Alphen a/d Rijn, ZH Netherlands -

It is nice to see such a great website devoted to one of my favorite things in life, CW. You are preserving history. Thanks and 73
Larry L. Beavers W1GTA <BeaversLA AT aol.com>
Fall River, MA USA -

Hello my dear friend Just last week I was looking for your site and could not find anything??? Looking at all those keys made me feel all goosy!! CW really is the way to go when it is all said and done. Hope to hear from you soon. The very best to you and your family from the Blue Mountains nr Sydney, Australia Vy 73s David VK2NH
David Thompson VK2NH <dthom AT penrithcity.nsw.gov.au>
Springwood, NSW Australia -

Hello my dear friend Just last week I was looking for your site and could not find anything??? Looking at all those keys made me feel all goosy!! CW really is the way to go when it is all said and done. Hope to hear from you soon. The very best to you and your family from the Blue Mountains nr Sydney, Australia
David Thompson VK2NH <dthom AT penrithcity.nsw.gov.au>
Springwood, NSW Australia -

vry nice site, Emm, es tnx fer not boring us. 73 W5VWI
Windy
Ft. Worth, TX USA -

Very interesting site!! Never been much of a CW Op., however, now that code being phased out, am getting interested in getting on CW!!
Art W6MXJ <artsl AT mlode.com>
Mi Wuk Village, CA USA -

Nice sit, The first I have seen. CUL 73
Tom White KB0AL <kb0al AT positech.net>
Hermitage, MO USA -

vy nice site.been using cw 33 years,computers 2 years hi. prefer qrp.73 to all
ted white <n8tw AT arrl.net>
miamisburg, oh USA -

Hi Nice site. Yep the callsign is real. 73 de Eddy G0OFY
Eddy. G0OFY
UK -

This is a great site you have established. I have spent a lot of time just browsing and being amazed at the diversity of things that make ones and zero's!
Bob Sequeira, K6CNE <sequeirab AT msn.com>
Reno, NV USA -

Just reliased you have a guest book, Marshall, hi ! Best regards from you favourite Morse equipment manufacturer (CT)
Anton Koval <tony AT uch.net>
Cherkassy, Ch Ukraine -

Neat site and good products. Recently upgraded to General and interested in CW QRP. Nice site. Smart dog. Best of luck to you. -Barry KA1JDD
Barry Connolly <info AT connollyco.com>
Bethel, CT USA -

What a treat! Just returning to Ham Radio; CW QRP , so find your site really fun.
nick <nick AT Techsoar.Com>
San Antonio, Tx USA -

The best web page I have seen !!!! Will be putting (another) order in shortly. A very enjoyable tour. Your service es merchandise is tops!! de WA1ISA
Peter Dehman <PDehman AT landrovermw.com>
Wrentham, MA USA -

I like the looks of your collection, you surely have some unusual key's.
Jim <K4YBB AT arrl.net>
Okahumpka, FL USA -

I read about your Web-Page address in the FISTS Keynote and gave it a whirl,wow enjoyed the articles and Humor.I really enjoy CW and all the info I can read on keys etc.A very nice job well done. GL Chuck WA3otc
Charles Frazier <WA30TC AT aol.com>
Marcus Hook, pa USA -

Very interesting web page. I like all the different keys, just finished my Elecraft K-2 Qrp rig and looking for a different type or key for it. Tnx es 73,s Paul KD8BY.
Paul Rase <prase AT wwnet.com>
Dearborn Hgts., Mi USA -

Surfed onto this Fantastic site. Was a CN-CP Telecom Wire Chief during my Youth..started collecting Morse Items, but did not have access to description information. Found info here very, very informative...Keep up the good work..
Norm F <ve3czi AT rac.ca>
Burlington, ON Canada -

I found you sight very informative. I am looking for a place to get spare parts for the J45/J37 key.
Richard - KA3JCA <ka3jca AT arrl.net>
Frederica, DE USA -

Interesting Stuff. Maybe someone reads this and can halp me: I'mlooking for a Morse Computer Programm where I can write my own Letters on a Apple iMac? I'm a professional "Tastfunker" on German Navy Thanks for Support. God Luck
Hans <haensen AT budweiser.com>
Flensburg, Germany -

Great website! Good sense of humor. But why don't you show pictures of your wife and daughters instead of the ugly dog and cat? - - just kidding!
Donald Verner Bodeen <KC2Js AT ibm.net>
Poughkeepsie, NY USA -

it's very nice dear old man n1fn. this is the first time i visit a page of an OLD MAN nice. congratulations . but still i am fighting with cwwwwwwww. hiiiii 73's cu agn ....VU3ATD
anoop <anoopmv AT hotmail.com>
madrass, tamilnadu india -

This is a very nice homepage !!! '73 Jan / hni come and visit my page. usa txt
Jan <pd0hni AT qsl.net>
Zoetermeer, The Netherlands -

Very nice site. Was a pleasure to read my way through it. Saw some beautiful keys. I have a couple of them myself.
John, WA6YSY <wayysy AT arrl.org>
Monterey, CA USA -

great website. not a collector. but i'm interested in a straight key of some sort. thanks for the catalog. 73's
Robert M. fULCHER <snowman AT hrfn.net>
Newport News, Va USA -

Nice collection. Makes me want to become a Key Collector. I am working to improve my C.W. Maybe we can have a QSO sometime. Great web site. 73 and DX. Joe, K5EUY
Joe Randle, K5EUY <randle AT fwi.com>
Fort Wayne, IN USA -

We,what a surprise. Doing a great thing here. Will need more time to explore. Thnks, Harris Kg2ho
Harris <kg2homan AT aol.com>
Oyster Bay, NY USA -

Thanks for the GREAT WEB-site. Sure your dog is much more smart than many individuals who are fighting against code ! MORSE FOREVER ! KEYS FOREVER ! No CW = No HAM radio ! 73 tnx cul.
Yuri YL2DX
Riga, Latvia -

Hey Dad, what's up with the pink background? :)
Amy <amyemm AT hotmail.com>
Heidelberg, Germany -

nice pictures would like to start my own collection
John Fisher <ve7fdg AT mad.scientist.com>
Nanaimo, BC Canada -

Nice job!! I never knew those two CTE26003 USN keys I picked up on Cortland St. 40 years ago were actually searchlight keys!! Wish I still had the J38's. Your dog looks nice too! 73, Paul, AA1LL
AA1LL <aa1ll AT qsl.net>
Greenville, NH USA -

there is no equal to your site. the humor is great and the practical "advice" is fantastic. keep it up and send a copy to your local politicians--they need all the help they can get--this includes the guys in washington,d.c. tnx--izzy-kb3aoh
izzy daniels <kb3aoh AT juno.com>
montgomery village, md. USA -

I'm fairly new to CW but I'm already in LOVE .... yeah with morsekeys this web site hit my attention immediately with a nice assortment of beautiful keys ...so what should I do make the next car payment or buy another key ? Congrats , 73 de HJ3PXA ROB
Roberto Rey <megatek AT colomsat.net.co>
Bogota , Colombia -

Loved to visit your page. Great photo's and information. I'm collecting morsekeys for about 20 years and have 85 different now. 73' from Dick PA3DEU
Dick Klijn <klijn042 AT wxs.nl>
Haarlem, The Netherlands -

I have a key identical to the one you named [ KOB ]. It was given to me by my mother last year. Apparently it was given to me as a child and my mother kept it for me. She is now ninety years old and ran across it! I have a book that came with the key and the price of it . I am in Florida for the winter, but will pass along the information that you are looking for when I return to Canada in the spring. My call is VE1ADB and I am in the book. Thanks for now, Joe Ratto
Joe Ratto <res00bjy AT gte.net>
Halifax, NNS Canada -

This is one of the very best commercial ham web sites that I know of. You have the best selection of keys, bugs, and other CW paraphernalia I have seen in one place. Please keep adding both new leys to your inventory, and info about your presonal collection. Best of success to you, and I will be making an order (tube/neg key-line adaptor, and Hi-Mound straight key, among other items).
Will White <KD7BFX AT ARRL.NET>
Tempe, AZ USA -

Have just come upon A Bunnell "gold Bug" from a widow, for whom I am going to sell it. Can you give me any background information. This one is complete, in "good" shape and has S/N 841. I Do have a little background on the line, but not much. Thanks 73 Tony WA3YLO
Tony Young <tonyy AT juno.com>
Bowie, MD USA -

Great page Marshall. Love that dog.
Edwin Patience <edwin AT imcnet.net>
Redwood, NY USA -

Just testing...
n1fn
USA -

like it. tnx fer land line chat hpe cul on air best 73 de John
John McCurdy <Susies AT castlenet.com>
Price, Ut USA -

I've re-set the guestbook using new software. All earlier comments have been archived-- many thanks! 73
Marshall Emm, N1FN <n1fn AT ohr.com>
Aurora, CO USA -

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