First published in 'Transmitting' - The Newsletter of the Museum of Communication Foundation, Bo'ness, Scotland. In January 1836, Cooke, an anatomical wax modeller, had witnessed a demonstration in Heidelberg of a single line telegraph. He immediately saw its potential and by March had constructed his first telegraph. Junker passed away before the end of WWII, early in 1945 and his grave lies in Bad Honnef where the company is still located. A valuable international facility, particularly for collectors of Morse keys and other telegraphic equipment.
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