Brass Engine Order Bridge Telegraph

Highly polished brass ships bridge telegraph. English. With ships commands full, half, slow, dead slow, finished with engines, stop, astern and ahead. 42"H x 14"Dia x 9"Deep 56 lbs.

Ship's Brass communication device for Pilot on Bridge, Engine Order Telegraph EOT (also known as a chadburn), from Bridge to Engine Room, with small kerosene lamp and 2 wood handles. Height 42 inches

DESCRIPTION: Two Henschel Corporation nautical engine order telegraph for a seafaring ship including the bridge unit and matching engine room unit, each featuring a brass housing. Bridge unit marked w

Fine ships telegraph by Charles Cory and son New York. Exceptional relic. Said to be from an eight foot Trumpy.meticulously polished and lacquered.

An early 20th century British brass ship's engine order telegraph bearing maker's marks for CHADBURNS LTD. LIVERPOOL, salvaged in 1923 from the wreck of the American steamer 'Bethlehem'. Marked "Whist

Shps engine room telegraph by Joseph Harper and Son of New York. Polished faceplate with ship commands. This model would be mounted in the engine room and rings very loudly because of the high level o

Brass Ships Engine Order Telegraph.ht. 50 in.

Brass ships engine order telegraph, Chadburns, Liverpool maker. Dimensions: 41" H ; 

Brass Ship's Engine Order Telegraph & Antique metal Schoolbell with wooden handle. Instrument measures 13 x 5.5 x 3.5 inches.

This is a nice brass and aluminum engine order telegraph. This example appears to feature an aluminum base with a brass head. The two dials do not have a manufacturers name on them. Flank speed is an

An English marine brass nautical ship's engine order telegraph or chadburns. Marked A. Robinson Ltd, Liverpool & Glasgow. Twin faceplates with ship’s commands including Full, Half Slow, Slow and Dea

early to mid 20th century, American brass wall mounted engine order telegraph, marked "Henschel Corporation, Amesburg, Mass" with attached brass and glass lamp, 9 in. ht., 19 in. diam.; English brass

An English marine brass nautical ship's engine order telegraph or chadburns. Marked A. Robinson Ltd, Liverpool & Glasgow. Twin faceplates with ship’s commands including Full, Half Slow, Slow and Dea

Vintage Brass Chadburns Ship Two Engine Order Telegraph converted to a desk lamp. Brass patina is somewhat dulled but in good shape overall. Bells chime at each position on both side. Three way light

Ships engine order telegraph by Joseph Harper. This solid brass relic gleams after a total restoration, Nameplate dates it to 1944. Mounted to a tick wood varnished base, External bell mounted to a pe

This is an impressive example of a WWII US Navy ship engine order telegraph. This piece is clearly marked on the dial, Bendix. The original brass ID plate is also present. The plate says 12 inch Singl

Aluminum ships bridge telegraph with maker's name Nunotani Hakuyo Keiki Kogyo Co. Ltd., Osaka Factory. Faceplate has astern and ahead commands. Dimensions; 37"H X 10"Diamater, 8"face diameter, 31 lbs.

Late 19th - Early 20th c. Brass Cased Floor Standing Ship's Telegraph, with glass covered single face marked 'J.W. Ray & Co. (Liverpool) Ltd' and 'Liverpool & London', original side mounted burner, wo

A SHIP'S ENGINE ORDER TELEGRAPH, by Charles D. Holmes & Co. Ltd, Engineers, Hull, the brass body with black-painted circular foot, with working internal bell. 108.5cm high (excl. handle)

Antique engine order telegraph. Appears to be constructed from brass. Several holes pierce the base of the Telegraph, allow for mounting to a surface. A gas lamp is affixed to the piece, lamp reads as

Steampunk aesthetic, gilt brass, with a black face marked "Chadburns Liverpool & London." 18" H without levers. Minor wear to gilt surfaces.

Solid Brass Telegraph on deck stanchion, with lighted glass dials marked "Jos. Harper & Son, Co., New York, NY", on later 26" diam. pine base, 12" dials (1 cracked), 44" tall overall.

ANTIQUE BRASS SHIP'S TELEGRAPH FOR BRIDGE TO ENGINE ROOM SIGNALLING, GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION, 42"H X 12"W X 8"D, SKU2558.06 P200 H150

A ship's engine order telegram or "Chadburn" produced by A. Robinson and Co. British, early 20th century. Brass, twin faceplates with ship's commands, twin handles. Only one set of chimes are in worki