ITEM# NRERT-1
"BRITISH SHIP'S TELEGRAPH"

An original , brass and bronze
" BRIDGE/WHEEL HOUSE TELEGRAPH"
Made in England by & marked
A ROBINSON & CO. LTD.
PATENTEES & MANUFACTURES
LIVERPOOL & GLASGOW
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1760
A beautiful, and fully functional telegraph,
with its original glass, operational bells, and side oil burner & font.
The unit has a nicely aged patina.
It stands 47" high with the handles in the stop position.
The glass face is 13 1/2" in diameter x 8 1/2" wide
not inclusive of handles.
The base is 11" in diameter, and the control handles are
12 1/2" high x 4 1/4" wide.
Weighing a hefty 66 pounds for its somewhat petite size.
CIRCA TURN OF THE 20TH CENTURY

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ITEM# NRERT-2
"U.S. MERCHANT SHIP'S TELEGRAPH"

An original, early 20th century, bridge/wheel house telegraph.
In excellent condition for its age.
Made by
CHAS. CORY & SON INC.
PATENTEES
NEW YORK
as marked on both sides of the face.
Also there is a brass plate at the top marked
CHAS. CORY & SON INC.
NEW YORK, U.S.A.
A beautiful unit, made of bronze & brass with a plexi face.
The bell rings as the handle is moved.
Stands 44" high, 49 1/2" high with handles upright, with a
12" diameter  face, 7" deep, handles are 12" long x 3 1/2" wide, base 12" diameter.
Weight 76 pounds
Circa 1920/30
1,850.00

ITEM# NRERT-3
"U.S. NAVAL SHIP'S TELEGRAPH"

A very nice, WWII vintage, Naval Vessel ,
Telegraph, made of Bronze and Brass by
"BENDIX CORPORATION"
MARINE DIVISION

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ITEM# NRERT-4
"DURKEE MARINE NAVAL TELEGRAPH"

An original , early 20th century, Naval engine order telegraph,
made of cast bronze, brass & porcelain.
Made by
"DURKEE MARINE PRODUCTS CORPORATION"
STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK
The enameled porcelain face was made by the famous
"LENOX CHINA CO"
A very nice , & quite rare telegraph from a US Naval vessel
   of WWI Vintage.
This telegraph was the same one that was used aboard the
USS Ward, a leftover WWI Battleship, & the first ship to fire
at a Japanese mini sub at Pearl Harbor, Dec 7th, 1941 as
shown on "The Myth's Of Pearl Harbor", History Channel publication.

The unit stands  44 3/4" tall without handles, 49 1/2" tall with
handles upright, has a 6 1/2" wide x 12" diameter face, 12" handles
from center mount, & an 11" diameter base.
The unit also has an access door on its pedestal &, a 2 1/2" diameter
glass covered lighting access on its face side.
Weight 96 Pounds
A beautiful piece, with operational bells, in excellent condition
for its age.
Circa 1903-1920
Charles Durkee & Company went out of business circa 1920
THIS STYLE TELEGRAPH WAS ALSO USED IN THE MOVIE
"THE SAND PEBBLES"
Their is a scene on the ship's bridge where you can see a clear view
of the telegraph and all its markings.
Also, The WWI Ship WARD on patrol at Pearl Harbor, which fired the
first shot at a Japanese mini sub had this type of telegraph.
RE: The Myths of Pearl Harbor, History Channel
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