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Introduced in 1913. | Introduced in 1913. | ||
Copy 151 | Copy 151 ended up in British hands. | ||
===Physical Dimensions=== | ===Physical Dimensions=== | ||
12 inches × 15 inches × 6 inches deep. Bound in blue leather. | 12 inches × 15 inches × 6 inches deep. Bound in blue leather. | ||
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Signalbuch der Kaiserlichen Marine
Introduced in 1913.
Copy 151 ended up in British hands.
Physical Dimensions
12 inches × 15 inches × 6 inches deep. Bound in blue leather.
Handelsschiffsverkehrsbuch
Verkehrsbuch
A five-numeral code (e.g. Kaiser=46786)
Allgemaine Funksprachbuch
"General Radio Message Book". Introduced 1 May, 1917.
Flotten Funksprachbuch
Introduced Summer, 1917.
