Cipher and telegraph codes
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This heading may be subdivided by subject, e.g. [Cipher and telegraph codes--Astronomy; Cipher and telegraph codes--Bankers and brokers.]
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Names and connections
Cable codes; Codes, Telegraph; Telegraph codes; Telegraph--Codes
- Broader: Ciphers
- Broader: Signs and symbols
- Broader: Telegraph
- Narrower: Alphabet codes
- Narrower: Morse code
- Narrower: Telegraph code addresses
- Narrower: Translingua script
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