Every list that claims to be complete needs a "miscellaneous" category to hold all the things that don't fit elsewhere. If any of these miscellaneous categories start to fill up, we'll give them a separate place of honor. So far, only communications seems anywhere close. The array of hearing aids alone deserves greater attention, while the advances of Tesla, d'Arsonval and Oudin from the turn of the twentieth century seep over into radio's territory.

Z1 - minerals
Z1.1 - electric (amber, tourmaline, etc)
Z1.2 - magnetic (lodestone, etc)
Z1.3 - other
Z2 - communications
Z2.1 - telegraph
Z2.2 - telephone
Z2.3 - radio
Z2.4 - hearing aids
Z2.5 - typewriters, etc.
Z3 - furniture
Z3.1 - electrical (e.g. massage chair)
Z3.2 - medical (e.g. examining table)
Z3.3 - prop (e.g. rolltop desk)
Z4 - props (not Z3.3)

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