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Vintage technology: double needle telegraph by Wheatstone and Cooke from 1830, the first telegraph system put in commercial service, with no need to learn a code and without investing in staff training
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Vintage technology: double needle telegraph by Wheatstone and Cooke from 1830, the first telegraph system put in commercial service, with no need to learn a code and without investing in staff training stock illustration
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