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Shore-end Cable Samples and Telegraph Recorder Tape from the laying of the 1926 Pacific Cable, made by Siemens Brothers and Company Limited, probably Woolwich, London, England, 1926. Recovered from Suva Point Cable House, Fiji, in 1956
Continuously Loaded Transmission Core from the Suva-Fanning Island section of the Pacific Cable of 1926 (Shore-end), made by Siemens Brothers and Company Limited, probably Woolwich, London, England, 1926
Non-loaded earth core from the Suva-Fanning Island section of the Pacific Cable of 1926 ( Shore-end), made by Siemens Brothers and Company Limited, probably Woolwich, London, England, 1926
Sample of Hand-sent Cable Code Telegraph Recorder Tape, relating to the laying of the 1926 Pacific Cable, found in Suva Point Cable House in 1956
