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Porcelain Phrenological Head, British, 1801-1900

1801-1900

Duchenne's Late C19 Magneto Electric Therapy Machine

1860-1900

Gecophone broadcast receiver, model B.C 3200, 1924

1924

Experimental carbon pencil microphone, 1878-1890

1878-1890

Selector switch, 1903

1903

Magneto-ringing Ericsson telephone, 1892-1920

1892-1920

Powdered graphite microphone, 1878-1890

1878-1890

Impulse sender (dial), 1915

1915

Mechanical telephone, 1880-1920

1880-1920

Loading coil, 1910-1930

1910-1930

Crossley table telephone, 1879

1879

Volume 1 No. 1 of "Television" monthly magazine, 1928

1928

Five-line single cord switchboard, 1900-1909

1900-1909

Wall telephone, 1880-1920

1880-1920

Demonstration radio receiver

1926

Experimental microphone, 1878-1890

1878-1890

A T & T national telephone directory, October 1896

1896

Experimental carbon block microphone, 1878-1890

1878-1890

Strowger automatic telephone, 1901-1910

1901-1910

Silicon crystal for wireless telegraphy, mounted in a locket, 1906-1916

1906-1916

Table instrument with dial, 1903

1903

Experimental microphones with carbon pencils and cups, 1878-1890

1878-1890

National Telephone Company directory, 1898-1899

1898-1899

Granular microphone in glass tube, 1878-1890

1878-1890

Strowger calling dial, 1906

1906

Gutta percha snuff box, 1820-1860

1820-1860

Filings coherer, glass tube with side pocket mounted on cylindrical rod with brass screw terminals at ends, 1894-1904

1894-1904

Coherer with coarse brass turnings, 1894

1894

Stock Exchange automatic telegraph, 1872-1880

1872-1880

Syntonic Leyden jars, 1880-1889

1880-1889

Bright's bell telegraph, 1855

1855

Sample of four-core telegraph cable connecting Vancouver Island with the mainland

1904

Marconi coherer and Admiralty pattern decoherer, 1900-1910

1900-1910

Specimen of telegraph cable laid in Birmingham in 1856

1856

Filings coherer, glass tube containing powdered copper, bulb at one end, 1894-1904

1894-1904

Wheatstone receiver (Morse inker), 1867

1867

Filings coherer, Lodge pattern with two wires inserted into bulb at one end, 1894-1904

1894-1904

Henley's magneto electric double needle telegraph, 1848-1852

1848-1852

Single-needle telegraph by W. F. Cooke, 1840-1860

1840-1860

Specimens of Pacific cable in glazed presentation case, 1902-1923

1902-1923

Hand perforator and copy stand for Wheatstone automatic telegraph system, 1890-1910

1890-1910

Vulcanite telephone wire insulators, 1850-1870

1850-1870

Wheatstone's portable ABC telegraph, 1858

1858

'Leiber's Five Letter American Telegraph Code', book issued 1915

1915

Receiving ‘jigger’ used by the Marconi Company, 1899

1899

Morse key with send-receive switch, 1900-1920

1900-1920

Henley needle galvanometer, 1855-1860

1855-1860

Experimental model of Marconi's magnetic detector, 1900-1910

1900-1910

Filings coherer, Lodge pattern, 1895-1900

1895-1900

Morse tape on which signals were recorded by means of a coherer, 1900

1900