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Call Book 1920 - 1930 Jack Hum CALL BOOK 1920 - 1930 Jack Hum, G5UM’s, Callbook. Researched and Compiled by: Deryk Wills, G3XKX. This PDF conversion by: Brian Perrett, MW0GKX. 5........... Foreword......By Brian Perrett. 5........... Foreword.......By Deryk Wills. 7........... G2 calls. 19............ G3 calls. 27............ G4 calls. 34............ G5 calls. 46............ G6 calls 58............ G8 calls. 66............ About the author....By Deryk Wills. (reproduced fron the Leicestershire Repeater Group Website) Foreword by Brian Perrett. I was writing a web page about “Famous Radio Amateurs and their callsigns” for the Highfields Amateur Radio Club when I received, via e-mail, a collection of text documents sent by my local repeater keeper, GW8ERA. I had a quick look and thought that it might be interesting to add this record of times gone. As they were received in a plain text format I thought it would be better if they were presented in a more favourable way in this technological age, so I have spent some time converting the plain text files into this PDF book. I also have tried to add a little about the man himself, but I have been unable to find out much about Jack. What I have found is in the “About the Author” at the back of this book. I have not edited the entries so, while some of the calls may still be vaild, do not use the data here for contact purposes. I hope this document goes some way to Dreyk’s wishes in the last line of his foreword. If anyone can send me more information about Jack Hum, G5UM, for inclusion in this book, I can be contacted via email at: [email protected]. Foreword by Deryk Wills. The first callbook issued by the Radio Soceity of Great Britain was in 1951. Before that Amateur Radio Operators made up their own Callbooks. Jack Hum, G5UM, was licenced in 1927 and his records of the 1920s and 1930s were written in longhand in two notebooks, which were discovered in his shack after his death in 1995. This personal Callbook is a unique historical record of the birth and growth of Amateur Radio in the British Isles. As there has always been a great interest in the owners of early callsigns it was felt that these records should be printed in a more permanent form. 5 6 EARLY AMATEUR RADIO TWO 2AW. H.H.T. Burberry, Wakefield. LETTER CALLSIGNS, 2AW. W.F.C. Geraghty, 5. Benson St. Norton, PREFIXED WITH “2”. Stockton. These Callsigns were issued between 1920 to 1939 2AW. J.L. Hills, 21 Wood Ride, Pettswood. 2AX. C.S. Bradley, London N8. and were reallocated when the original holder died 2AX. N. Blackburne, Heather Bank, Peartree Lane, or relinquished it, so some callsigns were held by Bexhill. a number of various people, Societies and com- 2AY. D.F. Owen, Sale, Manchester. mercial companies over a period of time. 2AY. W.H. Morris-Airey, 48 Melford Road, SE22. 2AA. Radio Communication Company, Slough. 2AZ. W. Le Queux, St. Leonards. 2AA. W.F. Reeve, 14 Helena Cres. Leicester. 2AZ. L. Crech, 282 Ester Road, Edinburgh. 2AB. Capt. H. de A. Donisthorpe. 2BA. No Record. 2AB. J.O. Walker, Leeds. 2BB. J. Simpson. Bonnybridge. 2AB. L.E. Owen, Wallington. 2BB. E. Beat, 4 Eton St. Belfast. 2AC. Metropolitan-Vickers Ltd. Manchester. 2BB. D.P.L. May, 223 Thornton Rd. Thornton Heath. 2AD. Seimens Bros. London E12. 2BC. D.F. Owen, 18 Weston Rd. Flixton, Manchester. 2AD. J.F. Cullen, 12 Grant Rd. Liverpool. 2BD. B.B.C. Main, Aberdeen. 2AE. No Record. 2BD. W.D. Ingle, 3 Montpelier Tce, Edinburgh. 2AF. A.R. Taylor, London SE27. 2BE. B.B.C. Main, Belfast. 2AF. C. Bryant, Woodside Elvin Road, Dereham. 2BF. No Record. 2AG. T. Moore 101 Rose Lane, Southport, Lancs. 2BG. G.R. Silverthorne, Preswylfa, Abergavenny. 2AH. Radio Society, H. Fletcher, 36 Stanley Road, 2BH. G. W. Wigglesworth, Barnsley. Hounslow. 2BI. W.L. Palmer, Calne, Wilts. 2AI. W.J.H. Kempston, 18 Piedmont Road, London 2BJ. B. Jackson, Bryn Alan, Colwyn Bay. SE18. 2BK. S. Faraday, Freshfield, Northern Rd. Manchester. 2AI. L. Gregory, Walcot, Uphill Gr. London NW7. 2BK. F. Hirst, 183 Oldham Rd. Lonsight, Royton. 2AJ. Radio Communication, London SW13. 2BL. P.B. Burnett, 60 Friern Barnet Lane, London N11. 2AJ. G.H. Bowden, 57 Lake Road, Hazeleigh. 2BM. H.L. Garfath, London SE25. 2AJ. W.R. Joss, Pine Crest, Biggin Hill, Kent. 2BN. G.R. Foster, 22 Belle Isle Ave, Wakefield. 2AK. C.H. Young, 42 Stamford Ave. Great Barr, 2BN. I.N. Stephens, 28 Lingfield Ave. Kingston-on- Birmingham. Thames. 2AL. W. Halstead, Thornton-le-Fylde. 2BO. Marconi W.T. Co., Writtle.2BP. Daimler Motor 2AM. A. Perl, Hove. Co. Glasgow. 2AN. A.W. Sharman, London SW. 2BP. Jim Alexander, 73 Skinner St. Chatham. 2AN. S.G. Keeble, Ipswich. 2BQ. No Record. 2AO. O.H. Relly, Gavinwood, Willingdon Rd. 2BR. Marconi W.T. Co. Chelmsford. Eastbourne. 2BS. Marconi W.T. Co. Chelmsford. 2AO. F.E. Wingfield, 1 St. Margarets, Imperial Rd. 2BS. C.S. Anderson, 9 Marina Ave. Fulwell, Malvern. Sunderland. 2AP. F.J.W. Adams, Montpelier, High St. Wick. 2BT. Marconi School of Wireless, Chelmsford. 2AQ. H. Davis, 41 Hunter Rd. Thornton Heath. 2BU. No Record. 2AR. E. Gaze, Gloucester. 2BV. No Record. 2AS. W.H. Moon, Cardiff. 2BW. L.C. Snowden, Leyburn, Silverdale Ave. 2AS. H.V. Booth, 107 Oakland Rd. Sheffield. Walton-on-Thames. 2AT. Beresford, Birmingham. 2BX. T.P. Allen, Municipal College of Technology, 2AT. Rev. A.B. Trewin, The Vicarage, Exminster. Belfast. 2AU. A.P. Bull, London. 2BY. F.A. Bevan, Kingston. 2AU. A.A. Devey, The Crest, Oxbarn Ave. 2BY. H.E. Whatley, Southall. Wolverhampton. 2BZ. B Davis, Elettra, Brockley Hill, Stanmore. 2AV. D.H.W. Swiney, Southend. 2CA. C.E.P. Jones, 159 Dollis Hill Ave, London NW2. 2AV. E. Thomas, 81, Hoel Fedw. Morriston, Swansea. 2CB. G.E. Davis, London SE17. 2AV. H.E. Pearson, Pine View, Brandon Rd. Binley, Coventry. 7 2CB. C.A.J. Brooks, London SW11. 2DE. B.B.C. Relay, Dundee. 2CB. R.C. Scrine, 8 Millicent Rd. W. Bridgford. 2DF. H. Heather, Peckham. 2CC. H.S. Nicholls, Stocksfield-on-Tyne. 2DF. R.E. Miller, New Malden. 2CC. E.L. Sheane, Ballygally, Larne. 2DF. F.A. Vost, 26 Pinewood Ave. Warrington. 2CD. Burton Wireless Society. 2DG. W. Barnet, 16 Bannerdale Rd. Millhouse, 2CD. W.H. Matthews, 7, Beddington Rd. Seven Kings. Sheffield. 2CE. No Record. 2DH. Dr. H.N. Walls, 6 Pine Grove, Prestwich. 2CF. W.A.D. Howes, Hailsham. Manchester. 2CG. J.B. Morton, 3 Ashfield Rd. Altringham. 2DI. D.L. Nunn, 41 Oxford St. Ipswich. 2CG. C.W. Howes, Kneesworth, Royston. 2DI. J.W. Jeffrey, Stanley, Newmains, Lanarkshire. 2CH. School Science Society, Oundle. 2DJ. A.T. Lee, Derby. 2CI. R. Brooks-King, Ottery St. Mary. 2DJ. A. Edwards, 5 Castlewood Rd. Fulwood, Sheffield. 2CJ. S Townsend, Kingswell, Douro Rd. Cheltemham. 2DJ. Derby and District ARS 2CK. City and Guilds College, London SW7. 2DK. A.E. Eburne, 55 Honiton Rd. Wyken, Coventry. 2CL. C. Woods, London E12. 2DL. R.S. Clay, London SE20. 2CL. M.F. Long, 32 South Parade, Summertown, 2DL. R.H. Lauderdale, 11 Dukesthorpe Rd. Sydenham, Oxford. SE26. 2CM. N.D.B. Hyde, Egremont. 2DM. A.C. Binks, 20 Weston Ave. Queensbury, 2CM. W.H. Moffatt, 33 Charter St. Gillingham. Bradford. 2CN. C.B. Cleeland, 21 Coneydale, Welwyn-G-C. 2DN. M.N. Durnford, Nettlecombe Ave. Southsea.. 2CO. G.F. Pohu, 16 Colville Rd. London W11. 2DN. N.E.N. Guy, 1 Byron Ave. Coulsdon, Surrey. 2CO. N. Cooknell, 25 Ridley Ave. Blyth. 2DO. 1st Troop Boy Scouts, Ormskirk. 2CP. Wolverhamptom and District Transmitters 2DO. G. Green, 476 High Rd. Dagenham. Society. 2DP. D.E. Pettigrew, 20 Hollin Pk. Leeds. 2CP. H.P. Wiggins, 1 Tindall St. Scarborough. 2DP. 1st Troop Boy Scouts, Ormskirk. 2CQ. No Record. 2DP. F.G. Hoare, 6 Dunheved Close, Thornton Heath. 2CR. A.L. Crane, 29 Kingsand Rd. SE12. 2DQ. H. Collin, Highfields Cottage, Southend Rd, 2CR. Dr. S.A. O'Hagan, School Lane, Winteringham. Wickford. 2CS. N. Guy, Roseneath, Elm Park Rd. Pinner. 2DR. S.R. Wright, 45a Holland Park, London. 2CS. E.J. Martin, Dalkeith, Woodland Rd. Gillingham. 2DS. E. Redpath, Devon Lodge, Knoll Rd. Bexley. 2CT. C.L. Thompson, 111 Highfield Ave, London 2DT. Barrow & District Wireless Society, Barrow. NW11. 2DT. E.T. Somerset, Burgess Hill. 2CT. R.W. Dee, 110A Abbey Rd. Todmordon. 2DT. F.L. Nunn, 8 Blinco Grove, Cambridge. 2CU. No Record. 2DU. W.D. Norbury, Beeston. 2CV. T.B. Cocking, 7 Weech Rd. NW6. 2DU. P.G. Tandy, 17 Osberton Rd. Oxford. 2CW. Commander B. Hippisley, Bath. 2DV. J.R. Beeton, Royal Signals, Catterick. 2CX. A.L. Rackham, London SE19. 2DV. Capt R.G. Parry, Broxbourne. 2CX. J.D. Chisholm, 76 Court Hill,Purley Downs Rd, 2DV. E.N. Adcock, 31, Churchill Rd. Little Bromwich. Sanderstead. 2DW. B. Wickham, Osmonde, Woodstock Rd. 2CY. J.C. Lucas, London N13. St. Albans. 2CY. H.W. Stewart, 47 Dynevor Rd. N16. 2DX. W.K. Alford, Orchard House, Sandhurst, 2CZ. Cyril T. Atkinson, 15 Greenland Ave. Camberley. Humberstone, Leics. 2DY. F.H. Haynes, Haynes Radio Ltd. Enfield. 2DA. Popular Wireless, London SE13. 2DZ. B. Hall, 11 The Inlands, Daventry. 2DA. R.R. Pecorini, 4 Queen’s Drive, Grt Malvern, 2EA. No Record. Worcs. 2EB. No Record. 2DB. Deah Bros, Cardiff. 2EC. Col. E.S. Cole, c/o RSGB. 2DB. F.G. Turner, 88 Chesterfield Rd. Cambridge. 2ED. No Record. 2DB. D.W. Berry, 5 Brookvale Ave. Coventry. 2EE. No Record. 2DC. M. Child, London W9. 2EF. No Record. 2DC. J. Drudge-Coates, 38 Mason St.
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