German WW II morse key. Baumuster T. 1 (Luftwaffe) - 1937/38. Great feel and operating.

German WW II morse key. 1944. School version of famous mouse key.

UK morse key KMK-2. Made in South Africa. Very robust .one.

East Germany K-64 Leipzig key. Nice feeling but easy to broke.

East Germany RFT MT-50 morse key. Same tension adjust as Junker.

German Junker key. Build to last, great feel - Mercedes of all hand keys.

East Europe key, I believe it was made in Hungary.

Bulgarian MM-3 key.

(G. Damjanov - Razgrad)

Key from the Rockwell Collins PRC-515 (left). On the right is Spanish made Llaves key.

UK made morse key - no adjustments.

German key - 1934

Czech key - great build and robust - with RX/TX switch.

Yugoslavian single lever morse key.

Yugoslavian TS-1 morse key. The widely used key in ex Yugoslavia. I learn CW on such key back in 1981 in Gornji Milanovac (Serbia).

Can't believe what can be found at neighbors  garage. Russian key, looks like school type, but nice to operate and not bad at all.

Broken K-64 Leipzig key. Bad packaged, survive 40 years of operation and then destroyed by post. What a pity.

And at last - the star of my keys: Begali Simplex Palladium. Used for last 25.000 QSO's on CW. Perfect key for my needs.