Telegraph block instrument, Spagnoletti
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LicenseTelegraph block instrument; Spagnoletti; GWR (Brittan)
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Telegraph block instrument; Spagnoletti; GWR (Brittan)
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Telegraph block instrument; Spagnoletti; GWR (Brittan)
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Telegraph block instrument; Spagnoletti; GWR (Brittan)
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Telegraph block instrument; Spagnoletti; GWR (Brittan)
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Telegraph block instrument; Spagnoletti; GWR (Brittan)
Science Museum Group
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Telegraph block instrument; Spagnoletti; GWR (Brittan). "Up/Down Line" (behind the glass/ivorine) pegging/non-pegging 2-vane ("Down-Line" vane-assembly removed) 3-position/2-indication. Underneath this is the commutator-arrangement of 2 keys (white / red), 2-flaps ("Clearing Point Fouled/Train at Signal") and metal-rod slide (to hold down either key, when in depressed position).
