UNIVERSAL WESTERN UNION STOCK TICKER MACHINE.

Technically known as the Western Union Automatic Self-Winding Ticker, this was used throughout the 1920s and into the 1940s. It initially provided stock quotes, and later news and sporting event info.

Rare Thomas Edison Western Union Model 35-A self-winding Wall Street ticker tape machine, serial #3206, with brass frame, telegraph mechanism, twin alpha-numeric rollers and tape feed with escapement

Western Union Model 2825 3-A 22 OHMS universal ticker tape machine, serial # 2495, with brass frame, telegraph mechanism, twin alpha-numeric rollers and tape feed, all housed in a cast iron base with

Thomas Edison Western Union Stock Ticker Model 35-A - c. 1910. An original self-winding Wall Street stock ticker by Thomas A. Edison. Model 35-A with brass frame, telegraph mechanism, twin alpha-numer

Thomas Edison Western Union stock ticker. With glass dome. 14"h x 8"dia

Original, self winding Western Union stock ticker. Designed by Thomas Edison. With glass dome. 12"h x 9"w

J.H. Bunnell Universal Stock Ticker Machine. Universal Ticker Serial Number 3508, Model 3—A, 22 ohms. Lacquered brass mechanism, black painted cast iron base (likely repainted), glass dome. Diam

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

First half 20th century Stamped to mechanism: M.F.D. by / T.A. Edison, Inc. / 6407; case signed: Quotations Furnished by the Western Union Telegraph Co., Apply to Local Manager Western Union Edison Ti

Western Union Type 3-A Stock Ticker first quarter 20th century, New York, composed of painted metal, brass, steel and glass, this example marked by the manufacturer, "Elect. Ind. Mfg. Co., New York" a

Western union original Edison stock ticker with original base and glass top and original paper. 13.5"h x 8"w

Circa 1870-85; painted circular cast iron base, with gilt stenciled lettering "QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co. APPLY TO LOCAL MANAGER.," glass dome with cut brass mechanism and

[STOCK TICKER]. Edison-type Electrical Industries New York Universal Ticker Machine. Serial number 3812. Model 3-A, 22 Ohms. Lacquered brass mechanism (some tarnishing by age), black painted cast iron

An Edison Designed Stock Ticker Machine, late 19th centuryMarks: FOOTE PIERSON & CO., N

49" tall 1880's replica Universal 3A stock ticker with decorative wood stand and glass dome. This limited edition stock ticker displays excellent detail and is signed on the bottom of the stand. The s

Rare Edison Stock Ticker Ca. 1900 Rare universal stock ticker designed and manufactured by Thomas Edison, circa 1900. Edison's invention revolutionized Wall Street by synchronizing stock prices across

The Exchange Telegraph Co. English stock ticker machine under glass 7.25" H x 9" Diameter 16" Dome

Serial #3687, and with a Tag with the Number 33A. It is Marked 22 Ohms. The Glass Dome is Antique as Well, and Covers the Unit, but does not Fit onto the Unit. The Machine Measures 9 5/8" Tall, and 8"

Western Union oak ticker tape base, oak columned form post with one door, ebonized tiered metal base, 30-1/2"h x 14"square, wear to top, wear to paint at base

DOW JONES STANDING STOCK TICKER TAPE MACHINE 4.5" H,18"W,12"D. ART DECO STYLE 1910 PAT#1178215-765978 & #4060531 (1) 'Ticker Tape Telegraph' Attractive, silver-grey iron/tin enamel-coated cabinet w/ o

A Dow Jones Stock Ticker Tape Machine united states, circa 1940 20" W x 14" D x 49" H Estimate $800-1,200

Antique Dow Jones ticker tape machine for the Wall Street Journal. Measures XXXCondition: Very Good. Please feel free to ask for a condition report. Expand photos to see additional details Please use

English, brass plaque engraved 'THE EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH CO LTD PATENT', and numbered 1426, on a cast iron base finished in black enamel, brass lacquered case containing electromechanical mechanism The

Vintage silver gelatin print. Dimensions: Frame H 18" x W 9.75", Sight H 14" x W 5.5" Condition: Staining to matting. Note: Rare photograph the start of the 1929 Wall Street Crash -October 29,1929.