WESTERN ELECTRIC MORSE KEY & TELEGRAPH SOUNDER

WESTERN ELECTRIC MORSE KEY & TELEGRAPH SOUNDER Western Electric telegraph morse key and telegraph sounder, 3C 140 OHMS, mounted to wood base. Size: 6.5 x 6 x 4.75"

Telegraph Accessories, c. 1900 onwards 1) Morse key, Western Electric. - 2) Relay, J.H. Bunnell & Co., New York. - 3) Sounder, Western Electric. - 4) Galvanometer, Russian, St. Petersburg. - And: 5)

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

United States,Early 20th Century Group includes two Western Electric model 21A keys, one gray model 3B key, and one black 3B key in a wooden type 12A resonator. All four pieces marked "WESTERN ELECTRI

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.

J 38 Telegraph Key, Western Electric Telegraph Key, and 10 ohm Sounder Group of equipment includes 10 ohm sounder with a 10 stamped in the wooden base. No visible makers stamp. Also included is J 38 t

Western Union Collection Included in this lot: W.U.Tel Co. Morse Relay 4D W.U. Tel Co. Model 264 No.45064 Type 1-A DC Volt Meter Morse telegraph sounder Morse telegraph key Western Union telegraph tic

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

Italian Western Electric Ink-Writer Telegraph, c. 1910 Western Electric Italiano Milano. No. 15172, nickel-plated brass case, spring-drive (working), missing key, two paper coils, with Morse key on wo

Probably a model 1A, key is marked both AT&T on the key frame, and Western Electric on the circuit closer arm. In good condition, mounted on a walnut board.

An antique Western Union 150 Ohms Morse Relay Telegraph sounder. Beautiful brass hardware. A heavy wooden base mounted on a cast iron stand. Horizontal coils. Circa: 1920s. Telegraph Equipment, Ham Ra

Morse Code Telegraph Key- Electric Manufacturing Co. Michigan and Red Band Motors San Diego heavy paper weight.

2 early telegraph key/Sounders JH Bennett and Western Union

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

United States,20th Century Accompanied with original museum label stating "Telegraph Key For Circuit to Havana, Cuba 1924-1950", paper label inside box "FORM 808 GN, WESTERN ELECTRIC, BOSTON (crossed

Vintage Telegraph Piece - Western Electric Pole Changer Key -.-- --- ..- .... .- ...- . ..-. .. --. ..- .-. . -.. --- ..- - -- -.-- ... . -.-. .-. . - -- . ... ... .- --. .

A small group of railroad telegraph sounders including two on cast metal bases measuring 7 1/4" x 4 1/4" stamped Signal Electric Mfg Co Menominee Michigan Relay SW 37 150 Ohms 916. Both show stickers,

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.

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

Sounder is mounted on wooden board with WUTEL CO. MAINLINE SOUNDER. Sounder is 120 OHMS and is in good condition. The key is marked Western Union as well as Foote Pierson & Co. Key is also in good con

Telegraph key and sounder / receiver, J. Bunnell & Co. Morse code,

3 Telegraph pieces including a brass key and 2 other Western Electric labeled units. They show age and it's unclear if they may be in working order.

A training board used for telegraph students of the Union Pacific Railroad. The board is a self contained telegraph set up and includes telegraph key, 2-C cordless table jack, Western Union 4-D Morse

Western Electric resonator, grey painted sounder box with cast iron triple-pivoting arm attached to wooden base; arm marked O.C. White, Worcester. Reported to have been acquired when the Tarpon Spring