I've had a look at my copy of No2 Paul but it doesn't seem to be any better than the one that you have already
. Those early sheets are a long way from the very professional, high quality product we admire today but no doubt the early ones were as eagerly awaited as the current Bulletins! I wasn't a BVWS early pioneer or subscriber but the great Chas Miller was at an Antiques Fair in Warrington [mid nineteen eighties 's] and sold me BVWS back numbers along with some of his early Radiophiles. I'd assumed that Vol 1 No 2 would have been produced on one of those machines we had at school to print leaflets etc called Banner something
where you turned a handle and got inked up sometimes
.
Dave W