*BRASS TELEGRAPH PLATE

A Bendix Brass Ship's Telegraph on Pedestal, Manufacturing plate inscribed Bendix Aviation Corporation Marine Division, Brooklyn, N.Y. Dr. No. 6208 ALT. Chimes function, illuminated as a lamp with tog

Chadburns engine room telegraph with unique face-plate commands such as: Slack Away, Heave Away, Let Go, etc.. Telegraph has brass housing with front and rear face plates. Handles operate on both side

Highly polished ships course telegraph with makers plate from Bendix. Faceplate shows course commands including hard left, steady, course,anf right, from zero to thirty five degrees.

This is an impressive example of a WWII US Navy ship engine order telegraph. This piece is clearly marked on the dial, Bendix. The original brass ID plate is also present. The plate says 12 inch Singl

Prussian Telegraph Receiver and Accessories, c. 1885 Ink writer, signed "Siemens & Halske, Berlin", no. 70987, spring-driven motor, on ground plate with drawer and paper strip, working. Brass Morse k

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

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:

A pair of George III mahogany and brass plate buckets, A pair of George III mahogany and brass plate buckets, each fitted with a brass liner and swing loop handle, 36cm diameter 39cm high (2) Conditio

J.W. Ray & Co Ships Brass Telegraph Liverpool ltd Liverpool London. This is a Very Heavy Brass Telegraph that has been wired with a light bulb that illuminates the dial. The bells still ring as the ha

2 Brass Telegraphs 1) Prussian telegraph receiver, c. 1875, ink writer, signed "Siemens & Halske, Berlin", no. 55916, spring-driven motor, on baseplate with drawer and paper strip, working. - And: 2)

ANTIQUE BRASS PLATE CAMERA LENSES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a large Voigtlander & Sohn, German No. 6 Euryscop lens, and an unnamed Rapid Rectilinear 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 lens. No slides. Second half 19th centu

3243R electric 4-4-4 loco with brass plates and a cast iron frame, 187 Buffet car, 188 Parlor car and 189 observation. The passenger cars have brass journals, stampings on the cars are strong. 17" l.

48" h x 12" w

'Western Electric Brass Telegraph, c. 1895 No. 17384, for Italy, marked: "Western Electric Italiana - Milano", ink writer, spring motor drive (working), nickeled brass, on wood base, height: 10 ½ in.

Two Small Nautical Brass Ship's Telegraphs - J.W. Ray & Co Liverpool LTD, brass telegraph with punctuated brass faces behind glass, 17 1/4" h. Together with a brass "Engine Room Telegraph", black and

Roy & Amanda Clark contemporary acrylic painting on brass plate. Depicting a flowing meadow and sky with colorful wildflowers and a pond. Acrylic paint over a brass plate with later cut and polished d

Paris, 19th century. large, free-standing cylindrical brass plate warmer with reticulated gallery and hinged double door. brass plate on gallery reads "Chevalier Brevete A Paris".H39" Dia15 1/2"

From a Green Street NYC estate. - Dimensions: 83" x23" x 38"

BRASS AND WOOD TABLETOP MODEL OF A BOMBADIER. Affixed with brass plate engraved "Leonarda Da Vinci/Bombarda/1483." H: 6 3/4 in.; at base, 7 in. x 8 in.

German Tear Drop Brass plate Dimensions: ( L 6 3/4" X W 3 1/4" X H 6' )

Desktop Chaburn's Liverpool and London brass ship's telegraph lamp. Mid 20th century. 18 1/2"h9"w x 5"dia

Utterly simple, serviceable and beautiful. The ideals of the Arts & Crafts movement embodied. Authenticity is guaranteed. Photos, descriptions and estimates were prepared with the utmost care by a ful

Brass Plate with Black Paint Decoration Listing Accomplishments of Stutz Automobiles, Approximately 6" x 10"

Plate for a good luck (Mazal Tov), made of etched brass. Decorated with Jewish stars, lions and an eagle. Inscribed Mazal Tov in Hebrew within the central Jewish star. Apparently Germany, circa the ea