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BUGS (Semi-automatic telegraph keys) - - - - - - - - - (7001 - 8000)

These keys that made dots automatically were first patented in 1892 by Horace Martin to help operators send faster code with less effort.

(The instruments are in approximate chronological order: Oldest first.)
* = (Items no longer owned.) ** = (Items in other collections.)

BUGS (NOT VIBROPLEX) (7001 - 8000), VIBROPLEX BUGS (6001 - 7000)

NOTE ON THE DATING OF VIBROPLEX BUGS:
John Elwood, WW7P has been gathering information about Vibroplex keys for many years. He has been able to reconstruct many of the dates of manufacture of the various models of Vibroplex keys which had been lost in the Vibroplex fire. His complete list of dates is published in the Vibroplex Collector's Guide by Tom French W1IMQ which is listed in the bibliography section of this website. You may also find John Elwood's complete list by going to the website of Randy Cole KN6W at: http://www.la.ca.us/frandy/dating.html
The following information briefly summarizes these published findings.To use this summary, first find the serial number on your Vibroplex. It will be stamped into the label on later models and into the damper or other parts on early models. Then use this table to find the approximate date of manufacture:

7030 * GIL SCHLEHMAN'S EXCEPTIONALLY RARE CONKLING BUG:(25KB)
This exceptionally rare bug was found in Canada, mounted on a large wooden base along with a number of other early and rare keys.

7030a * Another view of the CONKLING BUG:(24KB)

7030b * Another view of the CONKLING BUG:(26KB)

7030c * A view of the board with all the keys mounted on it:(35KB)

7040 * GIL SCHLEHMAN'S EXCEPTIONALLY UNUSUAL VERTICAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC KEY:(68KB) Very Early nickel-plated mechanism with straight key mounted on a cast iron base and pivoted at the bottom of the vertical mechanism. Automatic dots are made by pressing down on the knob somewhat like a VAILOGRAPH. Shorting switch on the right side. 4'long by 5' high. (Traded to K9WDY).

7040a Matching dash-making key shown with the above semi-automatic key:(15KB) This picture of the pair shows a very unique and unusual semi-automatic key combination.

7040b This is a second picture of the vertical dot maker and the dash maker: (13KB)

7044 EXCEPTIONALLY UNUSUAL 'Little Giant' SEMI-AUTOMATIC KEY Add-On for Straight KEY:This is the only known example of this unusual key. It was designed to clip onto a standard straight key. It has on it a small Gold Sticker that Says Little Giant Manufacturing Company, Gilroy, CA and a Patent Number that is not possible to read. It was purchased by Clem, W0MEC who lives in Westminster, CA. He bought it in 1958 from a railroad telegrapher who did not like it. Clem needed a bug that was light weight and very portable. It had to work with ANY straight key, not take up much space and be capable of being quickly disconnected to allow other operators to use the straight key.

As he tells it: 'I bounced around the Extra Board there on the GNRR Kalispell Division for a few years before entering the Relay Service where they needed Hot Shot telegraphers of which I was NOT. But I got my feet wet and you might say I was a Boomer as they called those Telegraphers that moved around and took on the HOT telegraph wire jobs. I learned to Telegraph, but it was not an easy step up. When I finally got it I could copy and send with any of those wishing to try and snow me under with their FIST or their Bug or their combinations.'

'I use This Bug for both American Morse and International Morse as it is really easy to move from One 'Brass Pounder' to another. I will be demonstrating This Bug that I just showed you and my Vibroplex President From 1956 with what they called the Gold Plated Base with my name Engraved on it at this years Field Day here in Buena Park at the Walter Knott School where they will set up about 15 to 20 antennas and Stations for the FD event. The Orange County Amateur Radio Club W6ZE Will be sponsoring this event. Check out our Web Page at www.w6ze.org. I have several resonators (Sounders)(Clackers) and main line Relays that I will be Using to show Railroad communications as I know it from experience.'

More pictures of the Little Giant bug: (Although the pictures are not very sharp, the key is so unusual that I have chosen to show them all here.)

7044b * Another View of the Little Giant Bug:

7044c * Another View of the Little Giant Bug:

7044d * Another View of the Little Giant Bug:

7044e * Another View of the Little Giant Bug:

7044f * Another View of the Little Giant Bug:

7044g * Another View of the Little Giant Bug:

7044h * Another View of the Little Giant Bug:

7044i * Another View of the Little Giant Bug:

7050 * GIL SCHLEHMAN'S NATIONAL TRANSMITTER COMPANY VERTICAL BUG:(21KB) This is an exceptionally rare National Transmitter Company Vertical Bug. It carries the DUNN Patent date of 4-27-20.

7050a * Another View of Gil Schleman's National Transmitter Co. Bug:(25KB)

7050b * Another View of Gil Schleman's National Transmitter Co. Bug:(24KB)

7050c * Another View of Gil Schleman's National Transmitter Co. Bug:(22KB)

7050d * Another View of Gil Schleman's National Transmitter Co. Bug:(25KB)

7050e * A Close view of the Name and Patent information stamped on the top of Gil Schleman's National Transmitter Co. Bug:(49KB)

7060 * XOGRAPH:(24KB) Mfg in Rolf Brown's basement factory-Toronto. Circa 1920. No label or numbers.

7060a Another view of the XOGRAPH:(12KB)

7060b Another view of the XOGRAPH:(13KB)

7075 DOUBLE-LEVER DUNDUPLEX BUG WITH RARE ORIGINAL METAL CARRYING CASE:(36KB) This is a double lever Dunduplex bug with the rare metal Dunduplex carrying case. The action is quite complex and operates on the 'release of tension on the lever' principle to circumvent the Martin-Vibroplex patent. Pressing the left lever or pushing down on the left top cylinder pulls a diagonal metal rod away from the vibrating lever allowing it to vibrate. Releasing the lever returns the diagnonal rod to its original postion thus damping the ocsillating lever. Pressing the right knob or pushing down on the right top cylinder pushes the dash contact down to make contact. The two cylinders usually have

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