Henshel Telegraph

Telegraph Patent Model by White & White, 1855 Telegraphic key apparatus, patented by Leroy S. White and Lewis White, USA, on May 22, 1855, with 28 keys, mother-of-pearl key tops, engraved characters,

Early Weight-Driven Morse Telegraph by Palmer & Hall, c. 1850 Marked "Palmer & Hall, Boston", polished brass, relief writer, on mahogany base, size 11 2/5 x 6 in., with string, working! - One of the e

Telegraph Patent Model by White & White, 1855 Telegraphic key apparatus, patented by Leroy S. White and Lewis White, USA, on May 22, 1855, with 28 keys, mother-of-pearl key tops, engraved characters,

The circular stepped iron base in original Japanned black finish with gilt lettering is mounted with a lacquered brass mechanism stamped 3-A, 22-OHMS with serial number 2029. A thick glass dome is inc

each box with hinged lift-tops revealing circular dial mechanism, one box with green dial, the other box with "Charles T. Chester's patents" marking h. 5-1/4 w. 9 d. 9 in. (each) Provenance: from an i

Western Telegraph machine. H9" D 8". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/d41e8z469yaumpmsagpf2/h?dl=0&rlkey=3ghgvguwi693vtkdo7fk5ye5a

EDISON SELLS HIS TELEGRAPH PATENT EDISON, THOMAS ALVA. 1847-1931. Manuscript Document Signed on vellum ('Thomas Alva Edison') being the agreement between Edison and William Orton, president of Western

Hughes Printing Telegraph, c. 1875 Ateliers L. Doignon, Malakoff, Paris. No. 1810, synchronic printer for letters, numbers and characters, weight-driven (counterweight not included), with regulator, p

Consists of button-activated transmitter and dial receiver, with lever switches, lightening arrester, and two large binding posts mounted on table and two-foot treadle underneath to drive magneto that

Italian Ink-Writer Telegraph, c. 1900 No. 23429, manufactured by Standard Elettrica Italiana, Italian post office standard telegraph, brass, working spring motor, chips on glass cover, wood key handl

Hughes Printing Telegraph, c. 1875 Telmar, Madrid. No. 5386, synchronic printer for letters, numbers and characters, lacquered-brass mechanism, electric motor and weight drive (missing chain), with la

Hasler & Escher Morse Telegraph, c. 1880 Swiss ink-writer telegraph receiver, marked: "Hasler & Escher - Bern". Serial no. 4193, clockwork-driven (working), with 2 paper-strip coils on top, original

Receiver for Baudot Multiple Type-Printing Telegraph, c. 1900 Manufactured by L. Doignon, Malakoff, France. EG-No. 975, brass and steel, reverse-mounted Grunewald-pattern electric motor. For Baudot f

Broadside advertising the Union Telegraph Stage Line between Albany and Boston. H 17" W 13-1/8". Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.c

French Optical Toy Telegraph according to Claude Chappe, c. 1845 Les Petits Télégraphes, Paris, a game of telecommunication, containing 2 miniature optical telegraphs on drilled wood bases a

Wireless Telegraph Station by Bing Werke, c. 1924 Bing Werke, Nuremberg. "Drahtlose Telegraphie Doppelte Stationen", No. 12/922, double station in box, consisting of 2 transmitting and receiving stati

Cooke and Wheatstone Single-Needle Telegraph, c. 1855 Manufacturer: Electric Telegraph Company, England. Transmitter and receiver, mahogany case. An historical piece from the dawn of telegraphy. Coo

Lot of three telegraph pieces include one sender and two receivers, bell telephone and another.

Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co. - NY Fire Indicator. Carved quarter sawn oak case. Reverse painted glass. Case stamped 4B OHMS. 8 3/4 inch brass bell. Max Ht. 45 in.

Artist: Salvador Dali Title: Telegraph Hill Year: 1970 Dimensions: 26 1/2in. by 19 1/2in. Edition: From the rare limited edition of LXXV Publisher: Jean Schneider

French Ink-Writer Telegraph, c. 1895 Model 1889, unmarked, French post office standard telegraph, brass, working spring motor, on mahogany base. Französischer Farbschreiber-Telegraph, um 1895

Artist: Salvador Dali Title: Telegraph Hill Year: 1970 Dimensions: 26 1/2in. by 19 1/2in. Edition: From the rare limited edition of LXXV Publisher: Jean Schneider

Telephone Exchange of the German Imperial Telegraph Administration, c. 1900 Manual switchboard for 50 lines, 26 flexible cords with plugs and weights, height-adjustable microphone, crank inductor, fou

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