Legged Steiner Morse Key

8 Early Morse Keys 1) L.M. Ericsson & Co, Stockholm, c. 1880. – 2) Silent key by Siemens & Halske, c. 1871. – 3) Camel-back key, USA, c. 1870. – 4) Allei key, iron baseplate, c. 1935. – 5) Ge

7 British Morse Keys (R.A.F.), c. 1945 1) Switchbox No. 2 Mark III. - 2) Switchbox type B, No. 5c/372, for Spitfire and Mosquito. - 3) Aeroplane insertion key. - 4) Lancaster bomber key, bakelite, ty

Self generating current learner's Morse key (key actuates small magneto generator that produces signal current), probably last quarter of 19th Century. Iron, brass, and steel on deal base. No discerna

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"

7 British Morse Keys, c. 1940 1) Model WER, also used in Fullerphone. - 2) Type D, No. 10F/7373, probably a marine transmitter. - 3) Early low-noise key. - 4) 3 Fullerphone keys, MK IV. - And: 5) Mar

Estate lot of two (2) Vibroplex telegraphy amateur radios. Measure from 3 1/4" x 7 1/4" x 3 1/2". Signed ~ stamped with the bug mark The Vibroplex Company with model number Vibroplex and a New York ad

Antique Signal Electric Supply Co Menominee morse key/telegraph sounder. Used for receiving messages.

Telegraph Writer and 5 Morse Keys, c. 1900 1) Small ink-writer telegraph by "Ch. Noe – Paris", working spring motor. – And: 2) 5 Morse keys, one marked "Gérard". Telegraph und 5 Morse-Taster, u

Vibroplex serial no. 382414. Also includes JJ-38. 3" to 3 1/2" wide X 6 1/2" to 8" deep X 1 1/2" to 3 1/2" high.

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

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

An Abwehr S90/40 Spy Radio Transmitter, German, circa 1940, comprising receiver, transmitter, and power units, in fitted black leather case with carrying strap, with various leads, Morse key, and earp

A Stazione RN-3 Spy Transceiver, Italian, circa 1942, serial no. N11, with Morse key, aerial wire with ceramic insulators, wired earphones, two crystals, and power supply unit, in grey/green crackle c

A BP-5 Spy Radio Transceiver, Polish, circa 1945, the transceiver in black metal case with hinged lid, opening to control panel, amp meter, and Morse key, together with mains power unit in separate me

Small Morse Telegraph with Key, c. 1900 Ink-writer, unmarked, original lacquered brass, spring-drive (working), coil with signal bell, on mahogany base, 10 x 5 in., with separate Morse key. Kleiner Mo

Telegraph Station by Siemens & Halske, c. 1890 No. 55363, ink-writer, original lacquered brass, with relay and Morse key, drawer with paper strip, on original telegraph station table, size 35 &#

A Reproduction Of An Italian Stazione RN-3 Spy Transceiver, Second-half 20th century, serial no. N11, with Morse key, aerial wire with ceramic insulators, wired earphones, two crystals, and power supp

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.

'Spy Radio Transmitter, c. 1944 Made in a clandestine workshop, screw-fitted Pertinax case, crystal unit dated "Nov 1944", with Morse key, size 8 x 2 1/5 x 2 1/3 in. 'Kleines tragbares Spionage-Funkge

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

A RS-69 AN/PRC-64 (Delco 5300) Spy Radio, American, 1960s, serial no. 1102, with three wire reels and built-in Morse key, in green painted case with butterfly clamps, the whole in waterproof canvas sa

German Telegraph Station by Siemens & Halske, c. 1905 Ink writer no. 70276, spring-driven (working), original lacquered brass, with relay, galvanometer, lightning protection and Morse key, drawer with

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

Siemens & Halske Relief Writer, c. 1870 Telegraph strip-punching device, serial no. 11157, with integrated Morse key, spring-driven (working), handle broken, original lacquered brass. An early and rar