| 1850-64 |
Frederick C. Webb: Old Cable Stories Retold |
| 1858 |
Thomas
Worrall and the Atlantic cable |
| 1858 |
Richard Williamson and the 1858 Atlantic Cable |
| 1867 |
Philip Crookes and the 1867 Florida - Cuba Cable |
| 1870-74 |
James Nicol - Telegraph Construction & Maintenance Company |
| 1873 |
Benjamin Powell Wilkins - CS Robert Lowe |
| 1875-1897 |
John Seymour - CS's Hibernia, Kangaroo, Edinburgh, Scotia, Medina, Britannia, Seine (2) |
| 1879-1900 |
Henry Ash - CS Faraday (1) |
| 1883 |
George West - cable repairs off the coast of Peru |
| 1886 |
James Graves - Superintendent, Valentia Cable Station |
| 1889-1911 |
Alf Newsome - CS Silvertown, Dacia, Mexican, Electra |
| 1890 |
Charles
Henry Baker - Central & South American Telegraph Company, Barranco,
Peru |
| 1892 |
Captain
Basil C. Combe - CS Silvertown, CS Omba, CS Dacia |
| 1894 |
Charles W. Banks - fire on CS Minia |
| 1897 |
John Brown and CS Contre Amiral Caubet |
| 1900-13 |
James Joseph Cope - Siemens Brothers and CS Faraday (2) |
| 1902 |
Captain Christian Christenson - CS Ydun and the 1902 Mexico cable |
| 1912-2? |
Charles Skilliter - CS Faraday and HTMS Monarch (3) |
| 1914 |
Walter Claypoole
- Far Rockaway and Canso stations of the Commercial Cable Company |
| 1915-16 |
Alfred Lawrence Spalding and CS Levant II
- cable laying during the Gallipoli Campaign |
| 1924 |
John S. Whaley - All
America Cables,
Santa Elena Station, Ecuador |
| 1925-85 |
Wallie Graves & Marshall Killen in An operator’s view of the early days of
the Italian trans-Atlantic telegraph cable
by Donard de Cogan |
| 1926-35 |
James Alan Bambrough - CS Dominia & CS Telconia |
| 1929-31 |
Leonard Francis Ellis - CS Dominia & CS Faraday (2) |
| 192?-45 |
Lionel Voss - CS Faraday (2), HMTS Alert (2) |
| 193?-41 |
Hugh McDonald Campbell - CS Faraday (2) |
| 1936 |
Captain
Frederick Hack - CS All America |
| 1940-49 |
Ken Smith, Cable Jointer- Life on board cable ships during the war and after |
| 1941 |
James Dooley's Violin |
| 1942 |
George
S. Watson - Remembrances of a Cable Operator |
| 1944-45 |
Cal
Sheckler - Cable Station RM - Cal's account of
diverting the 1926 Azores-Emden German cable into Normandy for use
by the Allied Forces after D-Day |
| 1945-51 |
S.F. (Rudy) Rudolph - Cablehead RM - Rudy arrived at the station just as Cal Sheckler was leaving, and continues the story of the operation immediately after the end of the war |
| 1944-45 |
Frank Foord - Protecting CS Lord Kelvin - includes details of the French Cable Wharf at Halifax, Nova Scotia |
| 1944-47 |
Eric Tate and the Admiralty Cable Ships |
| 1948-53 |
Peter Edwards - CS Recorder (2) and CS Edward Wilshaw |
| 1940s-50s |
Bernard Perrault & Jean Auger - Western Union cables at Le Havre, France |
| 1950s |
Ron Woodland Sr. - HMTS Ariel |
| 1950s |
Mike Bonds - CS Mirror, Cable & Wireless |
| 1950s |
Jim Coulson - HMTS Iris 2), Alert (2), Monarch, Ocean Layer |
| 1950s |
P.T.
Joergensen - Great Northern Telegraph Company |
| 1952-59 |
Harry Parker - CS Monarch (4) |
| 1953- |
Dave Smith - Memoirs of a Cable Engineer
|
| 1954 |
Barry Waterhouse - CS Recorder (3) |
| 1957 |
Brendan Keane - CS Ocean Layer |
| 1958-89 |
Telcon - Jim Jones & Ron Fox - Cable Work at the Telegraph Construction & Maintenance Company (Telcon) and Standard Telephones & Cables (STC) |
| 1959 |
Ken Guy - CS Ocean Layer |
| 1960s |
Gustavo Coll - River Plate cable repairs |
| 1962 |
Jack Jenkins - CS Mercury |
| 1967- |
David Watson - Memoirs of an STC Project Engineer
|
| 1967-73 |
George Smith - CS Alert (4) |
| 1968 |
David Howard - Losing a Buoy on CS Retriever |
| 1968- |
Leo Parrish - CS Long Lines |
| 1978 |
Jose Manuel Gil - CS Mercury |
| 1981 |
Karl Howard - drafting the cable route for ANZCAN |
