Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Key Lambic Key Paddle with Chrome Base and Plug

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Key Lambic Key Paddle with Chrome Base and Plug. It is in working condition. It measures 5 inches length 4 inches width.

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Key with Wood Base. There are no markings on the Telegraph Key. It is in working condition. The wood base measures 5 inches lenght 3 1/2 width the telegraph key measures 5

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph with Wood Base. It is in working condition. The wood base measures 5 1/2 inches lenght 3 inches width The Telegraph key measures 5 inches length 3 inches width.

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Key J 44 J 37. The J 44 Has a small slide switch on the top of the base on the right side. the switch functions as a circut closer, which shorts the two binding posts. And

T.R. McElroy's Mac Key Morse Code Telegraph Key - Serial Number 5650 A Morse code paddle telegraph key from the 1930s on 4" x 5 7/8" cast iron base, with brass identification plate T.R. McElroy's Mac

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

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Key J38 Military Style WWII era. Has written on it J38 and one side Line and the other side Tel. It is in working condition. It measures in total 6 1/2 inches length 3 inc

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Key The Rare Naval Lionel Blinker Traing JK 38. It has a small plaque on it. That says Bureau of Naval Personnel Bulkhead Blimker Navpers 4000 procured through Office of N

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Key J 47 J 37Military. Probably the most famos use of the J47 J37 was as keys used with SCR 287, the airbourne liaison radio station on bombers and transports during WWII.

vintage morse code telegraph key Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or picture requests! Used Item AS IS

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Key J 38 Military Style WWII Era. Has written on it J38 and on one side Line and the other side Tel. It is in working condition. It measures 6 1/2 inches length 3 inches w

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Key For A Ham Radio. It has CMH 26012A on it. It is in working condition. It measures 5 inches length 3 inches width.

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Key Signal Electric Comp Menominee, Mich. It is in working condition. It measures 5 inches length 3 inches width

Vintage Lionel J-38 Morse Code Telegraph Key WWII US Army / Military Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or pi

Six Assorted Morse Code Telegraph Items - Key, Receiver, Sounders, Encyclopedia, And Code Courses A small group of Morse code telegraph items including a 1.5 volt battery operated key on wooden base.

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

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: An antique United States telegraph morse code key. Features a wood foundation with adjustable mounted code sending hardware. Marked "20" on base. CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H

Telegraph Station by Siemens & Halske, c. 1895 Berlin, No. 30561, consisting of spring-driven ink-writer telegraph (working), Morse key, galvanometer, relay and plug bridge, on wood base with no. 392.

German Telegraph System by Lorenz, c. 1890 C. Lorenz, Berlin. No. 14845, comprising ink-writer, Morse key, relays, milliampere meter and plug-in switch, on wood base, 20 ½ x 12 ¼ in. Telegraphenstat

Vintage Morse Code Telegraph Sounder Western Electric 20 OHMS with Wood Base. It is in working condition. The wood base measures 5 1/2 inches length 3 inches width.

Telegraph Key and Morse code sounder made by Manhattan Electric Supply in New York No. 200 HMS. We also have an unmounted telegraph key made by J.H. Bunnell. Both of these historical items are in good

Slaby-Arco System Radiotelegraph Transmitter, c. 1900 AEG, Berlin. No. 30, consisting of 2 Leyden bottles, setting coil, induction coil and Morse key, on walnut base with surface capacitor in the lowe

Very Early Switchboard by L.M. Ericsson, c. 1880 Wall type for 5 connections, walnut case, plug-in board, helical microphone, Bell-type receiver, Morse key, 3-part crank inductor, single bell and cran