ITEM 9763 – Queensland Communications Museum Artifacts

Item 9763

Leo Molony collections

9763.1.1 4RK Gracemere

9763.1.2 A history of radio Malcolm Rea

9763.1.3 Subject About the 4RK Story

9763.2 4QR Wireless transmitter National Archives

9763.3 Alice Springs then and now

9763.4.1 Codebreakers General McArthur

9763.4.2 PAX Army Extesions

9763.5 Bartleys Hill Radio BNE REDC

9763.6 BELLENDEN KER

9763.7 Belenden Ker Site Plans

9763.8 Belenden Ker repair 1985

9763.9 Belenden Ker cable replacement 1987

9763.10 Brian Magee

9763.11 Brisbane photo WW1 envelope

9763.12 Brisbane telephone System Dec 1929

9763.13.1 Cape York Army Preparations

9763.13.2 Cape York

9763.14 Central Auto Exchange 1929

9763.15 Central Exchange Brisbane

9763.17 Commisioning the Belenden Ker cable way

9763.18.1 correspondence 2006

9763.18.2 correspondence 2006

9763.19 Current status and future use Bellenden Ker

9763.20.1 Edison Patent 221,957

9763.20.2 Edison Patent 1 012 250

9763.20.3 Edison Patent 1,286,259

9763.20.4 Edison Patent 4 962,081

9763.20.5 Edison Patent 5 943,664

9763.21 Gayndah wireless ship to shore 1903

9763.22 Hemmant Army

9763.23 Historical Pictures and recollections Brisbane early 20th century

9763.24 History of AEI (Associated Electrical Industries Ltd)

9763.25.1 Aussie Exchange

9763.26 Linesmen in training

9763.27 Melbourne Museum Telecom News 1991

9763.28 Bald Hills 4QG 4NQ

ITEM 9763.29 Number 33 Telecom Magazine 1978

9763.30 Port Morseby Radio

9763.31 RHSQ 693 and 694 2006 wd

9763.31 RHSQ 693 and 694 2006 pdf

9763.32 Envelope for Tiwi Island

9763.33 Wickham workshops

9763.34 Wireless Queensland PT1 1st Feb 1926

9763.34 Wireless Queensland PT2 1st Feb 1926

9763.35 Army Troop Movements

9763.36 Radio tower Queensland Insurance Building

9763.37 Museum transfers from Adelaide

About this Collection

Leo Molony Collection

This collection includes a number of files, articles and other items related to the work and interest of a Telecommunications Engineer.Leo was also a member of the PTHSQ and has a room of the museum named after him.