4 Telephone and Telegraph Cable Cutaway Models, 1870

4 Telephone and Telegraph Cable Cutaway Models, 1870 onwards 1) Telegraph cable by Felten & Guilleaume, Cologne, c. 1870. - 2) Telephone cable by Nederlandsche Kabelfabrieken, Delft, c. 1960. - 3) Pu

6 Telephone and Telegraph Cable Cutaway Models, 1890 onwards 1) Telefunken telephone cable, TFFK 17 a 1W, Cologne, c. 1930. - 2) Neumeyer telephone cable, Nuremberg, KxFk 32a1W, c. 1930. - 3) Unmarked

Skeleton Telephone Model AC 110 by L.M. Ericsson, 1892 onwards L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm. With speaking horn, lightning protector, centrifugal governor, ebonite plate, 4-pole fabric cable, wall-mounted

(4) old BELL SYSTEM TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH enamel flange double sided signs. Just as we found them, some in better condition than others, as pictured. They measure approx. 11" x 12", give or take.

4 Typewriter Demonstration or Cutaway Models 1) Official model of Siegener Maschinenbau A.G., for demonstrating lever play, ribbon transport, ribbon switching, switch lock, carriage guidance and carri

Vintage Extra Heavy duty belt sander

Toy Train Accessories (12), 394 Rotary Beacon Aluminum Tower (2), 395 Floodlight Aluminum Tower, Plastic Water Tower 065 (2) Plastic Brown Molded Railroad Scenery Telegraph Telephone Poles (4) Plastic

This lot contains Vintage French Style Brass Rotary Dial Telephone. Model #JN-4. Made in Japan. It is approx 10" x 8" x 9" and weighs about 6.0lbs. Overall the Rotary Telephone is in good

4 Telephones 1) Ericsson table phone, model 381, original handset, demonstration model without tin cover, c. 1902. - 2) French candlestick telephone by A. Burgunder, with second earphone by Unis Fran

Segment of the first transatlantic telegraph cable from 1858, measuring 4" long, made into a souvenir and sold by Tiffany & Co. The cable is wrapped with a brass band, reading: "Atlantic Telegraph

Ducretet Dial Telegraph, c. 1870 E. Ducretet & Cie, Paris. Receiver, on polished walnut case, size 7 x 8 ¼ x 7 4/5 in. Zeiger-Telegraph Ducretet, um 1870 E. Ducretet & Cie, Paris. Empfänger, auf

Historic Section of a Transatlantic Telegraph Cable Engraved "Câble télégraphique - Sous-marine", lg. 4 in., mounted with two nickel-plated brass brackets on marble-based paperweight. H

1850'S, 4" long cut cable, retailed by Tiffany & Company, NYC.....The completion of the first transatlantic telegraph cable in 1858 was a cause for much celebration on both sides of the Atlantic. Tiff

Rare Historic Section of Transatlantic Telegraph Cable. This interesting piece of history creates quite a nice shelf sculpture made of wires, and copper. The dimensions are 8.5in x 4.25in x 4.25in. It

Tiffany & Co. Trans-Atlantic Telegraph Cable Piece accompanied by a facsimile handwritten note authenticating the cable which was on the USS Niagara. Length: 4 in.

Telegraph Accessories and Tools for Technicians, c. 1890 onwards 1) Large wall box with "buzzer" by Ericsson, with glass window. - 2) Battery tester, in leather case. - 3) Cutaway model of a Bell-type

Antares Cutaway Model And: 2) Multo Addo Mod. 13 (with original manual). – 3) Hamann Manus R. – 4) Muldivo-Mentor (Walther WSR 160). – And: 5) Brunsviga 13RK. Schnittmodell "Antares" Und: 2) Mul

Cyrus W. Field (1819-1892) Businessman, Financier. Field along with other entrepreneurs, created the Atlantic Telegraph Company and laid the first telegraph cable across the Atlantic Ocean in 1858. 4

Wall mount crank telephone Model No. 1222 / 1223. Dimensions: 9.00 " W x 11.00 " H x 4.50 "D; 

Including c 1910-1920 SIGNAL ELECTRIC CO Brass Bodied RADIO Telegraph Lever KEY and a WWII knee mount telegraph model j-37, Winslow tele-tronics. Measures 3" to 4" each

Bostitch Model #SB1850BN includes hard case. Porter Cable 1/4" Narrow Crown Stapler Model #NS100A .

Ducretet Dial Telegraph, c. 1870 E. Ducretet & Cie, Paris. Receiver, on polished walnut case, size 7 x 8 ¼ x 7 4/5 in. Zeigertelegraph Ducretet, um 1870 E. Ducretet & Cie, Paris. Empfänger,

Double sided porcelain. Minor wear to porcelain along the edges. Field is clean and crisp. 24 1/4" x 12"

4 Bell-Type Telephone Handsets, 1877 onwards Butterstamp receivers, one model probably by Siemens & Halske, with single-pole permanent magnets according to Bell, one of wood, one of mixed materials an