This book is a reference guide for a telegraph code system used in the shipping industry in the early 20th century. The code allowed for the transmitting of detailed information about cargo, routes, and schedules in a condensed format, saving time and money for ship owners and agents. Ager's code became widely adopted and was an important tool for the shipping industry for many years.

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