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A beautiful signal lantern (photo Brian Willer). 3 |
Climbing spikes worn by linemen when servicing pole lines. 2 |
This is a very rare Silvertown single needle instrument that was used in alarm signalling systems. 8 |
GPO sounder in a nice semi-parabolic acoustic reflector. 3 |
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This is not a bipolar, but possibly an incremental key. 2 |
Simple ABC telegraph toy. 4 |
A very elegant key at the back side of this toy telegraph. 4 |
A Tesla system by Griffin. 4 |
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And another one, here the coils are submerged in oil. 3 |
Two Tillosauruses came up when I cleaned the item in the next image… 7 |
This Tillotson embosser is driven by a spring motor. 7 |
This became immediately one of my favourites. It is a Breguet style ABC telegraph by Digney Frères (Paris) with some very special features. 6 |
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It can be connected to two lines, and each line has an indicator. 6 |
The transmitter is controlled by clockwork (invented by Chambrier). In this way it sends automatically the current impulses on the line at a constant rate. 6 |
A view of the transmitter's clockwork. 6 |
The internal view of the receiver's mechanism. 6 |