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      • Tillotson Arched Camelback – 1865
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      • A-to-Z Electric Novelty Company Bug (Gray Base) – 1914
      • Very Early XOGRAPH Bug by Rolph H. Brown (1918ish)
      • Bug S/N-61123 “The Mongrel” 1906 Clone (pre-1918)
      • Early Homebrew Double-Lever Bug (pre-1918)
      • Vibroplex Original Bug – 1920 The “River of Doubt” Bug – A fascinating history
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  • Driving a Telegraph Sounder from HF Audio
  • Another mongrel bug joins the stable – 1906 Clone
  • Pre-1918 Homebrew Double-Lever
  • 1914 A-to-Z Electric Novelty Company Bug (aka ATOZ)

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  • Excel Projector Corp., est. 1933 – Made-in-Chicago Museum on Max Levey – The man behind the ATOZ “Improved Vibroplex” Bug
  • Vibroplex Patent Wars: The Rise of the Albright bugs – The Vintage Nostalgia on Max Levey – The man behind the ATOZ “Improved Vibroplex” Bug
  • Thomas Bruzan on Head Copy CW, An Alternative Method: ‘Phonic Copy’
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  • George Nestojko on Head Copy CW, An Alternative Method: ‘Phonic Copy’

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