Chadburn Liverpool Authentic BRASS SHIP telegraph GC

Prev Stop Play Next Chadburn Electric "Synchrostep" Liverpool England Authentic ships engine room telegraph This WOULD BE GREAT in a Yacht Club or Natical Themed bar/restaurant! This type telegraph has been sold in antique houses for $10-$12k. This engine room telegraph is fully functional 1-sided one-handle telegraph. The item is all brass, weight is approximate 200 lbs. ANTIQUE BINNACLE ENGINE ROOM TELEGRAPH; massive! Materials: brass   height: 34 inches-from the floor width: 20 wide depth: 12 1/2" deep Weight: may be 200 pounds;  Get Shipping Quotes Here! Some of these companies will CRATE also! http://ebay.freightquote.com/ShipIt.asp http://www.cratersandfreighters.com/ http://www.uship.com/ https://www.freightquote.com/ http://www.ebayshipping.us/default.asp ****WATCH THE VIDEO IN THE AD**** Hear the Bell Ring!!!! Scroll Down to see the video player, press play... UN-KNOWN AS TO WHAT SHIP IT CAME OFF. On one side of the unit the plastic is CRACKED, needs repair, replacement. (looks fairly easy as there are large slotted screws on the housing) Other than that it’s in excellent condition. We do not know the year of manufacture. MAGNIFICANT ENGINE ORDER TELEGRAPH BRIDGE UN-RESTORED  This WOULD BE GREAT in a Yacht Club or Natical Themed bar/restaurant! authentic ships engine room telegraph - Designed for the communication between the bridge and engine control room, shifting the handle of the telegraph on the bridge would send a corresponding signal to the engine room for adjustment of the speed and direction of the engines. Prices typically range from $2,000 to $4,000 on authentics. http://www.chadburntelegraphs.com/ The CHADBURN TELEGRAPH SOCIETY   was established  in 1998  -   100 years  after the  Company  had become a Public Limited  Company (PLC)  on the stock exhange in London.  The  great innovator , William Chadburn  assisted  by his father, Charles and  a skilled   team of engineers,  soon created  market domination .  When the  first patents expired  in 1890s,   the  'code'   used in attractive graphics  style on the dials,  had become  the accepted standard  for other competitors .   In order to distinguish  a 'chadburn'  - as an often  used  generic term  -  from  the  other famous  means of  'passing the word' ,  i.e.  morse code and marconi  wireless  telegraphy,   a contemporary  shift  was deemed essential and  the  business then traded with  ' (Ship) '  added.    Another feature, they were not   only  the  original   Patentees , but also became  Manufacturers  on a massive scale.  Since  prototypes had been tested during the 1860s on early Steam ships around  Liverpool, the telegraphs soon reached an advertised 3000 installatons !  The foundation  for  safe and  effective SHIP's MANUVERING  was thus achieved. Another Example;  of Authentic Ships Telegraphs for sale: http://www.greatsouthbay.com/BridgeNRERT.htm  Price: $5,500.00 USD Description: ANTIQUE BINNACLE ENGINE ROOM TELEGRAPH BINNACLE REPEATER ENGINE ROOM TELEGRAPH Designed for the communication between the bridge and engine control room, shifting the handle of the telegraph on the bridge would send a corresponding signal to the engine room for adjustment of the speed and direction of the engines. It's bell rings out when the handles are shifted.  TERMS & CONDITIONS PAYMENT: Made via PayPal. The winning bidder is expected to submit payment within 3 days (72 hours) of the closing date of the auction. If the bidder fails to submit payment within this time period, the auction is void and the item may be offered to the next highest bidder and/or re-listed. If the item is not paid for, Newport-TradersDOTcom will file for a refund with the auction service provider, which may result in a negative feedback on your account and/or the subsequent termination of your account. Buy It Now customers are required to pay for items immediately at the close of sale.