A Vintage Double Handed & Faced Ship's Telegraph sub-Antiques with the main branch formed

with the main branch formed as a swooping bird looking down upon the scene

There is one small tear to one corner

simply and heavily constructed in solid oak

(primarily because the signature proves hard to read)

the brass front plate is attractively pierced with quatrefoil motifs with five turned bands of oak under

A Vintage Double Handed & Faced Ship's Telegraph sub-Antiques with the main branch formedOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 Height: 8 inches Width: 6 inches Depth: 3 inches The traditional engine order telegraph or Chadburn with a double face and hand, with the overall size suggesting the telegraph has possibly come from a launch or tug boat. The dial can be clearly read with the many dial indications such as half, slow and full whilst the handles are both in operation. The makers name is