Vibroplex Company Bug Telegraph Key

Vibroplex Bug Telegraph Key - Serial Number 177528 Key is in good condition with light oxidation spots on the base but the chrome / stainless parts are very clean. Key pad shows mind wear. Serial numb

Circa 1910 Vibroplex Bug Morse Code Telegraph Key in original box. Named to Leo. J. DeMello. Heavy metal base. Serial Number: 136987. Approximate size is its 3.5 x 6.5 inches. Appears to be in good ov

Estate lot of two (2) Vibroplex telegraphy amateur radios. Measure from 3 1/4" x 7 1/4" x 3 1/2". Signed ~ stamped with the bug mark The Vibroplex Company with model number Vibroplex and a New York ad

Includes two Vibroplex semi automatic mechanical bug morse key. Measure from 3" - 3 1/4" x 8". Signed ~ each stamped on the metal plaque as shown. Accompanied with what appears to be a pair of antique

1926 Vibroflex Lightning Bug telegraph key, lenghth 8”

Marked The Vibroplex Co. Inc. NY, NY, serial # 231228. The bug measuress 8" x 3 1/2", and the small one 5" x 2". Estimate $200 - $300. Starting bid $50.

Vintage Vibroplex telegraph key machine. Serial number 249808. 7.5" long.

WWII era telegraph key and what appears as a railroad telegraph key. See photos for details. Age appropriate condition as shown.

De Lux original. Length 8 inches.

A Morse code paddle telegraph bug key on 3 1/2" x 6 1/4" cast iron base, with identification plate Speed-X Model 500 Mfd By Les Logan Co San Francisco, Calif. The key shows moderate signs of age with

This is a Western Union Telegraph Company brass lock and key. “WESTERN UNION TEL CO” is cast on the back of the lock. The key cover snaps back nicely and has been reverse cast with “

Signal Corps U.S. Army J-36 1930 Speed-Bug, T.R. McElroy Mac Key, And Electro Bug A small collection of three Morse code telegraph keys including a Speed-Bug on cast iron base with identification tag

DESCRIPTION: Antique telegraph key produced for the Nathaniel Baldwin Radio Company by Consolidated Radio Products featuring adjustable screws and other metal components mounted on a footed wooden boa

DESCRIPTION: Five telegraph keys. Including: 1) JH Bunnell. 2) Japanese reproduction. 3) Signal Electric Manufacturing. 4) E.F. Johnson Company. 5) Unknown manufacturer. MEASUREMENTS: Various. CONDITI

A Group of Six Telegraph Keys Late 19th Century and Later comprising examples by J.H. Bunnell & Co., Vibroplex and others. Width of largest 8 inches.  Property from a Midwest Collector

Vibroflex telegraph Red Bug. Dusty from storage and slight surface rust but appears to be in good condition.

The brass and mahogany apparatus well marked and patent dated as shown. Measures 4 x 8.75 x 4.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell

A Menominee brand telegraph key, stamped lettering on the base : SANTA FE No 407. Measures 4 x 8 x 5.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything

Early "Double Rod" key and sounder. Key marked Western Electric Co. on the circuit closer and Pat Appl'd For on the pivot. Unmarked sounder is an early tube style. Set mounted on a varnished wood base

Sterling Silver Tiffany & Company Key Ring Approx. 1.5” x 1.75”, travel motif featuring a high relieve earth and airplane motif (earth features a threaded base to add and remove keys, stam

The heavy brass lever with no spring-tension adjustment screw indicates that this is an earlier form of key; circa 1870s. Both the key and the relay have the same design with respect to the mahogany b

Japan,1938 - 1945 WWII Japanese lineman's phone and telegraph key with neck strap and leather pouch, both items are considered hard to find.

Antique pre 1930's group of Telegraph Keys & Relays. Includes: L.E. Knott Apparatus Co. Wood and brass relay Brass and wood worn Key switch Unmarked Telegraph relay brass and wood Brass and wood key b

Key & sounder mounted on a board. Sounder marked Signal Electric Mfg. Co. Menomonee Mich. In good condition.