Morse’s Telegraph by P. Krüger (1920)

Colored diagram of two mirrored Morse telegraph stations with labeled parts, wires, a central electromagnet and the word MORS

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A colored technical diagram shows two mirrored Morse telegraph stations linked by wire, with each station's key, sounder, relay, battery cell and ground plate labeled with letters. The central panel displays a U-shaped electromagnet, a battery symbol and the word MORSE above a row of dots and dashes, with the date 1835 printed in the middle. The print is attributed to P. Krüger and dated 1920.

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