BVWS Bulletin Volume 26, Number 1 (Spring 2001)
Front cover: Ekco AC74 on a tubular steel stand
Back cover: Sparx - A wireless card game from the Twenties
| Page | Title | Summary/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | The Amplion Dragon, the evolution of its design Martyn Bennett | |
| 8 | 'Machine Age' Ekco stands of the 1930's Robert Chesters | |
| 11 | John Logie Baird - Man of determination and inventive mind | |
| 11 | Pigeons at War | An exhibition by Porthcurno Museum |
| 12 | Chrome plating in British wireless cabinet design of the 1930's John R Sully | |
| 15 | Book Review Ray Bintliff | From the Wireless to the Web by Peter R Jenson |
| 16 | How green was your Ekco? Robert Chesters | Investigation of the green marble AD65 myth |
| 19 | The American 'Mystery' record player John Savage | |
| 20 | Volksempfanger; the myth and the reality Mike Izycky in collaboration with Gerhard Habberzettl and Andrew Denton | An overview of German co-operative receiver production |
| 25 | Some Bush wirelesses of the 1940's Mike Gohl | |
| 26 | Enigma - noun, problem, puzzle, question, riddle George Smith | |
| 28 | A collection in Southend Robert Chesters | Robert Chesters spends a day at the seaside with Bill Caten and his many radio sets |
| 30 | The story of the BBC Robert Chesters | |
| 32 | A tribute to George R Jessop - a fine old man of wireless Barry Vyse | Obituary |
| 33 | Vintage wireless rooms at Pitstone Green Museum | A rural life museum in Buckinghamshire |