Files W.F.F. Archive Patent and Equipment Records Patent Data SISDE-14, Systems and Means for Enciphering and Deciphering Magnetically Recorded Signals, 1932-1937
Comments by Captain Miller and Friedman on Invention and Recommendation for Patent Application Filing; Query from Signal Corps, R&D to Miller and Friedman and Response
Comments by Signal Corps Laboratories, Fort Monmouth, NJ on Invention by Captain Miller and Mr. Wm. Friedman; Includes Margin Comment
Cover Memo for Description of System for Automatic Sorting of Documents; Memo from William Friedman to Signal Corps, R&D Division
Engineering Report No. 20-Investigation of Telegraphone AS A Means for Introducing A Time Delay In A Signal Network; Originated by Signal Corps Laboratories, Fort Monmouth, NJ
Joint Invention of A System and Means for Enciphering and Deciphering Magnetically-Recorded Signals
Joint Invention of A System and Means for Enciphering and Deciphering Magnetically-Recorded Signals
Letters Between Major Ranger, President of Rangertone, Inc., and William Friedman Regarding Tests of Tape Recordings
Magnetically Recorded Signals; Letter from Signal Corps Laboratories Concerning Invention of Captain Miller and William Friedman
Means of Securing Secrecy In Voice Communications; Letter from Captain Miller, Signal Corps, Concerning His and William Friedman's Work
Note from William Friedman Discussing Old Records; Notes Between William Friedman and Mr. Mathews, R&D
Proposed Modification to Friedman & Miller's Magnetic Tape Recording Invention; Draft Memo to Chief Signal Officer Regarding Patent Application
Request for Comments on Invention by Captain Miller and Wm. Friedman-System and Means for Enciphering and Deciphering Magnetically Recorded Signals; Memo and Schematics from Signal Corps, Washington to Signal Corps Laboratories, Fort Monmouth, NJ and Reply
Request for Resubmission of Invention to Signal Corps Patent Board; Memo from William Friedman and Captain Miller
Schematic Representation of "System And Means For Enciphering And Deciphering Magnetically Recorded Signals"; Invented by: William F Friedman, Harold Miller
Signal Corps Patent Board Reconsideration of Proposal by Friedman and Miller; Finding on Proposal for System for Enciphering and Deciphering Magnetically-Recorded Signals
Sound Recording on Magnetic Tape; Article by C.N. Hickman In Bell System Technical Journal, April 1937
System and Means for Enciphering and Deciphering Magnetically Recorded Signals; Memo and Two Sketches of the System Invented by Captain Miller and William F. Friedman