Very rare vintage engine room telegraph receiver. As expected this is a very heavy constructed receiver , and it was built when things were actually made in the USA. Original paint and condition. Please see photo’s for true condition. From everything I can find I believe this was manufactured for the US Navy during WWII…. (read more)
German ww2 kreigsmarine ships telegraph from destroyer Hans Lody, made. Telegraph is made by Wilkins & Co Bramerhave, to the handle are the ships yard number G536 and the ships name Z10 Hans Lody. Overall a nice piece of maritime history. Z10 Hans Lody was a Type 1934A-class destroyer built for Nazi Germany’s Kriegsmarine in… (read more)
THREE DIALS WHICH WERE UNED TO CONTROL THE ENGINE(S) REVOLUTIONS / SPEED. BRASS PLATES THAT READ: “BELL SIGNAL”. BOTH FACES OF THE DIALS ARE VERY NICE AS IS THE GLASS. THERE IS ONE SMALL ROUND BELL AT THE BOTTOM. MAY HAVE BEEN A SECOND ONE BUT IT IS MISSING. CUSTOMARY MARKINGS ON THE TWO FACES:… (read more)
THREE DIALS WHICH WERE UNED TO CONTROL THE ENGINE(S) REVOLUTIONS / SPEED. BRASS PLATES THAT READ: “BELL SIGNAL”. BOTH FACES OF THE DIALS ARE VERY NICE AS IS THE GLASS. THERE IS ONE SMALL ROUND BELL AT THE BOTTOM. MAY HAVE BEEN A SECOND ONE BUT IT IS MISSING. CUSTOMARY MARKINGS ON THE TWO FACES:… (read more)
Up for sale is an awsome rummage sale find. This is the original Double Engine Order Telegraph from the USS Hall USN Destroyer DD-583. It is ripe for preservation or restoration. There is one just like it on the USS Midway as I found on the interweb. The face is made of brass and mine… (read more)
