A Superb WWII Period Brass Hammerhead Ship's Bridge Telegraph by Siemens Brothers & Co Ltd of London sub-Antiques Thomas at Bawtry

Thomas at Bawtry

To the front of the mask the tip of the nose shows some wear but there are no cracks or splits

the mechanism that pushes the game ball or puck out is still operational

Masks themselves are used almost universally and maintain their power and mystery both for their wearers and their audience

thereby linking the plants with the locations they were found

A Superb WWII Period Brass Hammerhead Ship's Bridge Telegraph by Siemens Brothers & Co Ltd of London sub-Antiques Thomas at BawtryOrigin: English Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 50 Height: 47 inches Width: 15. 25 inches Depth: 7 inches Base Diameter: 13 inches The hammered solid brass engine order telegraph having a hammerhead shaped glass dial head reading Outer Screw Only Both Screws. Inner Screw Only with operator handle over, survives from the second quarter of the twentieth century. The telegraph is in relatively good order, it could do with