Ship Telegraphs

The Ship's Telegraph was once the main communication link between the Pilot House and the Engine Room.  This is a beautiful brass reproduction of a two-sided Ship's Telegraph.  The telegraph has detents to hold the handles at each station.  This type of telegraph was dedicated to a single engine, as both handles move together in tandem.  The Ship's Telegraph is made from solid brass with a wooden base.We have two sizes the smaller model stands 6 1/4 inches (15.9 cm) tall (not including the handles), has a 2 1/16 inch (5.2 cm) diameter dial, has a 3 1/2 inch (8.9 cm) diameter turned hardwood base, weighs 14 ounces (400 grams) , The larger model stands 18 inches (45.7 cm) tall (not including the handles), has a 5 1/8 inch (13 cm) diameter dial, has an 8 inch (20.3 cm) diameter turned hardwood base, weighs 8 1/4 pounds (3.7 kg).
We also offer Ship Telegraph's Key Chains.

Diver's Helmet.

The Diver's Helmet is a beautiful detailed reproduction of the famous U.S. Navy Mark V Helmet designed by George Stillson in 1915.  The Mark V was unique in its time for the hinged, rather than screw-in face plate.  The Mark V Diving Helmet became the standard U.S. Navy Diving equipment and was used for most salvage work during World War II.  The MK V Diving Helmet was so well designed that it was used for U.S. Navy Diving with very few modifications until succeeded by the MK12 in 1980. 
All the details such as the breastplate, hinged face plate, side view ports, spit cock, exhaust control handle, regulating escape valve, air intake elbow and exhaust piping are faithfully reproduced.

Sand Timers

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