Transatlantic Telegraph Cable Paperweight

Transatlantic undersea telegraph cable section, cut to be a paperweight, from the collection of a local in Orleans, MA, the site of the French Cable Hut and the French Cable Station Museum. Approximat

Historic Section of a Transatlantic Telegraph Cable Engraved "Câble télégraphique - Sous-marine", lg. 4 in., mounted with two nickel-plated brass brackets on marble-based paperweight. H

Segment of the first transatlantic telegraph cable from 1858, measuring 4" long, made into a souvenir and sold by Tiffany & Co. The cable is wrapped with a brass band, reading: "Atlantic Telegraph

Rare Historic Section of Transatlantic Telegraph Cable. Section is cut back in layers to expose its construction. Fascinating artifact of telecommunication history. The dimensions are 8.5in x 4.25in

1850'S, 4" long cut cable, retailed by Tiffany & Company, NYC.....The completion of the first transatlantic telegraph cable in 1858 was a cause for much celebration on both sides of the Atlantic. Tiff

(MARITIME.) Collection of material on the transatlantic telegraph cable and the SS Great Eastern. 6 items in one box and one sleeve; condition as described. Various places, circa 1858-1860 and undated

Rare Historic Section of Transatlantic Telegraph Cable. This interesting piece of history creates quite a nice shelf sculpture made of wires, and copper. The dimensions are 8.5in x 4.25in x 4.25in. It

Title: Historic Transatlantic Telegraph Cable Pendant with Gold Bezel Circa 1860's Description: Historic Transatlantic Telegraph Cable Pendant with Gold Bezel Circa 1860's. The pendant features a slic

Tiffany & Co. Trans-Atlantic Telegraph Cable Piece accompanied by a facsimile handwritten note authenticating the cable which was on the USS Niagara. Length: 4 in.

Segment of the first transatlantic telegraph cable from 1858, measuring 3.5" long, made into a souvenir and sold by Tiffany & Co. The cable is wrapped with a brass band, reading: "Atlantic Telegraph C

A Splendid Tiffany & Company Souvenir Section From the 1858 Completion of the First Transatlantic Telegraph Cable. The remaining cable from this monumental undertaking was aboard the USS Niagara and w

A section of the telegraph cable between Ireland and Newfoundland completed on August 5, 1858, to worldwide excitement, parades, and massive celebration. Tiffany bought the excess cable and cut it up

A section of the telegraph cable between Ireland and Newfoundland completed on August 5, 1858, to worldwide excitement, parades, and massive celebration. Tiffany bought the excess cable and cut it up

Cyrus W. Field (1819-1892) Businessman, Financier. Field along with other entrepreneurs, created the Atlantic Telegraph Company and laid the first telegraph cable across the Atlantic Ocean in 1858. 4

The Gamewell Co. Newton Mass. 80"x15"

Posters 1858 Rare Early Decorative Poster "The Celebration in San Francisco, in Commemoration of the Successful Laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable" September 27, 1858-Dated, Poster "The Celebratio

4 Telephone and Telegraph Cable Cutaway Models, 1870 onwards 1) Telegraph cable by Felten & Guilleaume, Cologne, c. 1870. - 2) Telephone cable by Nederlandsche Kabelfabrieken, Delft, c. 1960. - 3) Pu

double sided rust & Corrosion 24" x 17" oval

Canadian. 1920s. Double sided porcelain flange (DSPF). Exhibits porcelain losses from the inside of the flange where it meets the sign. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, Ont. 24 x 12".

6 Telephone and Telegraph Cable Cutaway Models, 1890 onwards 1) Telefunken telephone cable, TFFK 17 a 1W, Cologne, c. 1930. - 2) Neumeyer telephone cable, Nuremberg, KxFk 32a1W, c. 1930. - 3) Unmarked

This is a letter written and signed by Cyrus W. Field, who laid the first telegraph cable across the Atlantic, certifying that he sold the entire stock of left over cable that was on board the U.S.S.

Tiffany and Company Atlantic Telegraph Cable 1858. This is part of the original cable and sold by Tiffany in wooden box Used condition, wear, worn Box: 6"w x 3"d x 2"h

Double sided porcelain sign is approx 22" x 31"

Original cable link secured at ends by bronze collars. Center ring embossing identifies and guarantees authenticity by Tiffany and is dated 1858. (the first to cross the Atlantic)