300Watt charging set Canadian

[Jon Skagfeld]

Geographically speaking, right around the corner from you, the following text is a "must have" for collectors of stuff that you and I have:

Wireless for the Warrior, A technical history of radio communication equipment in the British Army (including huge section on Cdn WS No 19).

Standard sets of World War II

Author: Louis Meulstee

A Radio Bygones publication

GC Arnold Partners
9 Wetherby Close, Broadstone
Dorset, BH18 8JB, England

ISBN 1898805 10 5

I'd recommend that you consider Vol 2 to start with. Expensive, but, as an Australian copy holder said..."Worth every Pommy pound".

Speaking of Clansman, see next separate post.