Ship's Telegraph by Charles Cory & Son

Fine ships telegraph by Charles Cory and son New York. Exceptional relic. Said to be from an eight foot Trumpy.meticulously polished and lacquered.

Charles Cory and Son of New York highly polished ship's telegraph with single handle. Commands are "astern" and "ahead", "full speed", "half speed", "stand by", "slow", and "stop". Overall Dimensions:

Antique Ship Telegraph Chas. Cory & Son, Inc. New York. Telegraph is being sold together with a watercolor painting of ship it came from, photograph of a captain and newspaper clipping. Telegraph is m

Ship's Engine Room Telegraph Chas. Cory & Son / New York / board - 57 1/2" x 7 3/4" / instrument - 54" x 6 3/8"

Large brass fire alarm bell manufactured by Charles Cory and Son in New York. The bell is complete with all of the springs and striking mechanism and is extremely loud.

A Brass Ship's Telegraph by Joseph Harper & Son Company, New York, First Half 20th Century. Inscribed 'JOS. HARPER  & SON CO. / NEW YORK, N.Y.', with applied plaque numbered &

A SHIP'S ENGINE ORDER TELEGRAPH, by Charles D. Holmes & Co. Ltd, Engineers, Hull, the brass body with black-painted circular foot, with working internal bell. 108.5cm high (excl. handle)

An Antique Ship Telegraph Control by Joseph Harper & Son. A very unique piece for the Nautical Enthusiast!49.5" High x 11" wide at base

Chas. Cory brass ships telegraph on mast, 37"

Joseph Harper & Son Company brass ship's telegraph wheel, five sections including "Not Clear / Astern / Stop / Ahead / Clear," marked at top "Jos. Harper & Son Co. New York, N.Y." mounted to wooden bl

Dimension 43"H x 7" Diameter. 53lbs. 6"Face Diameter, 12" Brass Base Diameter, 17" Wood Base Diameter

ANTIQUE SHIPS TELEGRAPH MODEL/PATENT SAMPLE PRESENTED BY CHAS. CORY CORPORATION, BUILT IN 1866, IN MAHOGANY & GLASS CASE W/BRASS PLAQUE, APPROXIMATELY 7 1/2 IN X 16 1/2 IN X 12 1/2 IN HIGH, OPERATIONA

Heading: Author: Heinlein, Robert A. Title: Rocket Ship Galileo Place Published: New York Publisher:Charles Scribner's Sons Date Published: [1947] Description: Illustrated by T

EDISON, Thomas A. (1847-1931). Joseph Henry and the Magnetic Telegraph: An Address delivered at Princeton College, June 16, 1885, by Edward N. Dickerson. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1885. Twice

The Outcry by Henry James. 1911, first American edition. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. Provenance: Estate of Russell Johanson, Ravenna Rare Books, Seattle, Wa. We ship most items in-house with th

Antique Brass ships Engine Room Telegraph converted to lamp, 37"h

This is a great example of an American ship engine order telegraph. This piece is clearly marked on the glass dial, Jos. Harper & Son Co. New York, NY. The entire piece measures approximately 44.5 inc

Shps engine room telegraph by Joseph Harper and Son of New York. Polished faceplate with ship commands. This model would be mounted in the engine room and rings very loudly because of the high level o

Ships engine order telegraph by Joseph Harper. This solid brass relic gleams after a total restoration, Nameplate dates it to 1944. Mounted to a tick wood varnished base, External bell mounted to a pe

Solid Brass Telegraph on deck stanchion, with lighted glass dials marked "Jos. Harper & Son, Co., New York, NY", on later 26" diam. pine base, 12" dials (1 cracked), 44" tall overall.

Charles Henry Gifford Massachusetts, 1839-1904 Depicts two peaches on a white table top bathed in warm light. Gifford was the son of a ship carpenter, entering the trade only to abandon it to join the

PARSONS, Charles (1821-1910), drawn by J. Smith and Son.Clipper Ship "Adelaide" Off Sandy Hook "Hove to for a Pilot".Lithograph with original hand color.New York: Currier & Ives, 1856.19" x 26" sheet.

Signed TH Oil on Board Large Ship with 4 stacks with a Sail Boat in the foreground. Thomas Hulbeck?, son of the original Dada Movement founder, Richard Huelsenbeck (Charles R. Hulbeck), (1892-1974). M

Possibly depicting the Royal Charles, made by M.H. Bongard of Teaneck, NJ. Various losses, distress. 39"h x 47"w x 10"d Provenance: Property approved for deaccession from the Fraunces Tavern by Sons o