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Telegraph Register

Telegraph Register

The Smithsonian catalogs Telegraph Register as telegraph receiver in its Communication, telegraph records.

Bunnell typically used brass for the mechanisms of their telegraph registers, however this unit displays a nickle plated finish. Telegraph registers are electrically-activated printers that receive Morse code messages. The message travels as a series of electrical pulses through a wire. The pulses energize the register’s electromagnets which move a lever-arm holding a pen or stylus. A clockwork me

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The Smithsonian lists the object under Communication, telegraph.

Bunnell typically used brass for the mechanisms of their telegraph registers, however this unit displays a nickle plated finish. Telegraph registers are electrically-activated printers that receive Morse code messages. The message travels as a series of electrical pulses through a wire. The pulses energize the register’s electromagnets which move a lever-arm holding a pen or stylus. A clockwork me

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