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English: Obsolete Chinese telegraph codes from 0001 to 0200 (ordered vertically from top to bottom, in columns from right to left). Each cell of the table shows a four-digit numerical code written in Chinese, and a Chinese character corresponding to the code. The cells for a Kangxi radicals are marked with red circles, followed by cells for other ideographs based on this radical. This is part of Septime Auguste Viguier’s New Book for the Telegraph (電報新書) published in Shanghai in 1872. Viguier developed this code succeeding Hans Carl Frederik Christian Schjellerup’s earlier work. See en:Chinese telegraph code. |
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Source | Sheet 13 of the electronically reproduced New Book for the Telegraph archived in the Royal Library of Denmark. |
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Septime Auguste Viguer ( 威基謁 ) |
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