TELEGRAPH REGISTER

The Steinitz double punching telegraph register. 9"h x 23"w

Spring motor driven tape take up reel, probably for fire alarm telegraph register. First half of 20th century. Brass, with steel key. No discernible markings. Condition: excellent-new, spring motor op

A brass ticker tape fire alarm telegraph register by Gamewell Co. (Newton, Massachusetts), with cast iron base, serial number 52416. Used by fire houses to identify the location of alarms that were se

Brass construction on wood base, made by the noted Austrian electric works. Marked on case "LEOPOLDER & SOHN / 9112." Binding posts appear to be replacements. Also may be missing tape reel. Otherwise

Pen Register Telegraph by Bunnell, c. 1900 Model KS-3106, by J.H. Bunnell & Co., New York. Brass, working spring motor, automatic start, with paper strip, in wood transport case. Farbschreiber-Teleg

A Telegraph Pen Register with Tape Roll by J.H. Bunnell & Co., Brooklyn NY, Late 19th/Early 20th Century. 'New' old stock. H: 9 x W: 12 x D: 5 in.

United States,Circa 1900 Model KS-3107, serial number 9022. Tag on side states "J.H. BUNNELL & CO. NEW YORK, N.Y." 11 1/2" x 5" x 9",Metal

J.H. Bunnel Co. Pen Telegraph Pen Register. Found in fire stations, this paper tape pen register was used to record the call box number of a reported fire. 10 1/2 X 9 X 5 inches.

Vintage Telegraph Pen Register with tape roll, by J.H. Bunnell & Co, New York Please refer to images for additional information regarding condition issues, please remember all items are sold in as fou

Early, very desirable telegraph piece by L. G. Tillotson & Company., one of the United State's most important post-Civil War telegraph manufacturers and dealers. Brass mechanism on wood base. Marked o

Frederic Remington (1861-1909), Register Rock, Idaho, oil on canvas, 17 x 27 3/4, signed lower left: FREDERIC REMINGTON Peter Hassrick wrote, "Geological curiosities become the signposts for civilizat

Telegraph Patent Model by White & White, 1855 Telegraphic key apparatus, patented by Leroy S. White and Lewis White, USA, on May 22, 1855, with 28 keys, mother-of-pearl key tops, engraved characters,

'Automatic Bookkeeping Register, Serial No. 2, c. 1915 A "one-off" machine that won the Gold Medal at Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Manufactured by The Automatic Bookkeepin

Early Weight-Driven Morse Telegraph by Palmer & Hall, c. 1850 Marked "Palmer & Hall, Boston", polished brass, relief writer, on mahogany base, size 11 2/5 x 6 in., with string, working! - One of the e

Telegraph Patent Model by White & White, 1855 Telegraphic key apparatus, patented by Leroy S. White and Lewis White, USA, on May 22, 1855, with 28 keys, mother-of-pearl key tops, engraved characters,

The circular stepped iron base in original Japanned black finish with gilt lettering is mounted with a lacquered brass mechanism stamped 3-A, 22-OHMS with serial number 2029. A thick glass dome is inc

each box with hinged lift-tops revealing circular dial mechanism, one box with green dial, the other box with "Charles T. Chester's patents" marking h. 5-1/4 w. 9 d. 9 in. (each) Provenance: from an i

Western Telegraph machine. H9" D 8". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/d41e8z469yaumpmsagpf2/h?dl=0&rlkey=3ghgvguwi693vtkdo7fk5ye5a

EDISON SELLS HIS TELEGRAPH PATENT EDISON, THOMAS ALVA. 1847-1931. Manuscript Document Signed on vellum ('Thomas Alva Edison') being the agreement between Edison and William Orton, president of Western

Hughes Printing Telegraph, c. 1875 Ateliers L. Doignon, Malakoff, Paris. No. 1810, synchronic printer for letters, numbers and characters, weight-driven (counterweight not included), with regulator, p

inlaid wood case; numbered "3097" to metal plaque; Condition: working condition unknown; 20 inches wide; 16 inches deep; 20 3/4 inches high

Vanderbilt Archive Ultra Exclusive Wood Boxed Gilt Leather Belle Epoch Society Register, Fads and Fancies of Representative Americans, Town Topics Publishing Company, NY, 1905, Bartlett and Company, O

Consists of button-activated transmitter and dial receiver, with lever switches, lightening arrester, and two large binding posts mounted on table and two-foot treadle underneath to drive magneto that

Italian Ink-Writer Telegraph, c. 1900 No. 23429, manufactured by Standard Elettrica Italiana, Italian post office standard telegraph, brass, working spring motor, chips on glass cover, wood key handl