Antique Brass Telegraph Ship Engine Room Wooden Base Telegraph Ship Engine Decor

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►MATERIAL :- Brass, Wood
►SIZE :- 13 x 6 Inches
►SHIPS TELEGRAPH WORK :- Communication Between Ship And Shore Was By Morse Code, As It Was For Conventional Telegraphy. The Equipment Only Transmitted Messages For About 300 Miles In Daylight, Although That Figure Doubled Or Tripled After Dark Thanks To The Refraction Of Long-Wave Radiation In The Ionosphere.
►A PERFECT HOME DECOR :- As Well As Office Decor | A Perfect Gift On Various Occasions For Vintage And Maritime Lovers | It Adds A Definite Nautical Touch To A Place Where It Is Kept | It Makes A Great Gift, Impressive Decoration And Will Be Admired By All Those Who Love The Sea.
►AN ENGINE ORDER TELEGRAPH :- Or E.O.T., Also Referred To As A Chadburn, Is A Communications Device Used On A Ship (Or Submarine) For The Pilot On The Bridge To Order Engineers In The Engine Room To Power The Vessel At A Certain Desired Speed