Engine Telegraph

Solid brass ships engine order telegraph by Joseph Harper and Sons of New York.

Solid brass ships bridge telegraph from an Elco Motor Yacht. This solid brass engine order telegraph was made by Charles Cory of New York.

Solid brass ship's engine order telegraph. With brass faceplates with ship's commands back lit though cut out letters.

Highly polished engine order telegraph. Dazzling polish on this spectacular relic.

Fine solid brass engine order telegraph. Diminutive size probably places it on a yacht.

Interesting telegraph with great faceplate with German commands. Base is painted with port and starboard paint. Dimensions: 12" L x 12" W x 43" H.

Solid brass ships bridge telegraph by the venerable English maker Chadburns of Liverpool England. Twin faceplate design with ahead and astern commands. Meticulously polished and lacq...

Solid brass highly polished engine order ship's telegraph by Charles Cory of New York with throttle controls.

Solid brass ships engine order telegraph with faceplates from Charles Cory and Son Patentees, New York.

Solid brass highly polished ships engine order bridge telegraph by Brelco of SS Vandam St, New York.

Solid brass ships engine order telegraph with faceplates from Durkee Marine Products Corporation of Staten Island New York.

Ships bridge telegraph by Japanese maker. Twin face design manufactured by Nunotani Keiki Seisakusho Co. Ltd. Circa 1981. Probably from an oil tanker. Polished aluminum case. The com...

Interesting telegraph by the firm of Charles Cory of Brooklyn New York. This is circa 1930. It has been taken completely apart and polished, lacquered and reassembled. Fitted with li...

American ships bridge telegraph by Henschel of Amesbury Mass. The solid brass head has two faces with ships commands including ahead, astern, full, half, slow, stop, etc.. Highly pol...

An vintage engine room ships order telegraph by Henschel Corporation, Amesbury, Mass.

Here is a very sweet solid brass highly polished engine order telegraph by Simpson Lawrence. 43 pounds.

Solid brass engine order telegraph by A. Robinson of Liverpool and Glasgow.

Solid brass sips engine order telegraph with command plates marked with makers name Mechans Limited, Glasgow.

Solid brass ships telegraph by Charles Cory and Son of New York. Single face design with ships commands including slow, half, full astern and ahead as well as stop, finished with eng...

Rare World War II engine order telegraph that is brand new old stock circa 1945.

Solid brass ships bridge telegraph by Bendix of Brooklyn New York. Twin face and handles. Meticulously polished and lacquered. Mounted to a thick varnished wood base with carved rope...

Solid brass bridge telegraph by JW Ray of Liverpool and London. Double black faceplates reading standard commands. Bells chime when handles are operated. Face diameter is 19". O...

Brass bridge telegraph with command face plates of New York. Highly polished and lacquered. Interior is wired for illumination. Fitted to a thick wood base with rich finish. Very fin...

Bridge telegraph by A Robinson of Liverpool. Pedestal is marked with numbers 41413 and 1730. White faceplates with ships commands for ahead and astern, slow, half, full, etc. Bells r...

Brass ships bridge telegraph by Kirk Habicht of Baltimore Maryland. Single face design with ships commands astern and ahead, full, half and slow. Fitted with sidelight. Mounted on a ...

Art deco style ships telegraph by English maker Chadburns. Twin face design with 2 handles. The faceplates display forward and astern commands dead slow, half and full. There is an a...

Meticulously polished and lacquered ships engine order telegraph by Chadburns. Two handle design with one all brass handle and one wood handle.

Brass telegraph by A. Robinson Co, Ltd of Liverpool and Glasgow.

Here is a highly polished and fully restored ships engine order telegraph. It has been meticulously polished and lacquered to a very high gleam.

The bottom of the telegraph face is marked CX-109. A telegraph with a single handle reflects a ship with a single engine, and is used for communicating the speed of the ship with the...

Ship's engine order telegraph from a U.S. Navy battleship.

Solid brass highly polished and lacquered ship's engine room telegraph mounted onto a thick mahogany backboard.

Very nice solid brass ships engine order telegraph by New York maker Durkee Marine of Staten Island New York.

Large and exceptional solid bronze ships engine order telegraph Made in the Chadburns style, with orders in french.

Brass, double-faced engine order telegraph by Siemen Brothers of London.

Hammerhead style, double faced, engine room telegraph by Siemen's Brother's Co. of London.

Square pedestal solid brass ships engine order telegraph with twin handle design. Black faceplates with Chadburns logo and commands in white and cutouts for interior lighting that we...

Ships engine order bridge telegraph by Bendix of New York.

Engine order telegraph by Charles Cory and Sons, Inc. of New York.

Engine Order Telegraph that has been meticulously polished and lacquered.

Solid brass ships engine order telegraph with single handle design and faceplate from Joseph Harper and Son Inc., New York, NY.

Solid brass ships engine order telegraph by American Maker Bendix. Twin face design with back and ahead commands.

Solid brass ships engine order telegraph by Chadburns ship telegraph company limited of Liverpool.

Antique English brass ships Engine ordered telegraph Signed "A. Robinson & Co."

Modelled as a ships engine order telegraph and the Captains wheel.

Original vintage cruise travel poster advertising Swedish Lloyd / Svenska Lloyd featuring great artwork of a captain in a smart blue uniform and hat with his hand on the engine order...

Small brass ship's engine telegraph with movable arm and working chime.  

Chadburn engine room telegraph with highly polished finish.

Heavy solid brass ship's engine room telegraph with enameled faceplate. Commands are "ahead" and "astern", "full", "ahead", "slow", ...

Brass engine order telegraph by Durkee Marine, c. 1940

Solid brass, double faced engine room telegraph by Chadburns of Liverpool. 44" tall x 11" deep x 8" diameter.

Double faced engine room telegraph by JW Ray & Co. of Liverpool London.

Solid brass ships engine order telegraph with faceplates from Charles Cory & Son, Inc., New York.