A not so common Siemens & Halske register (Berlin).	This is a register by Siemens Brothers (London).	Two Tillosauruses came up when I cleaned the item in the next image ...	This Tillotson embosser is driven by a spring motor whereas the one on page nine is weight driven.

	The AG1 amplifier by the "Marconi Wireless Telegraph Cy".	The TG2 tuner by the "Marconi Wireless Telegraph Cy".	Two small Marconi boxes.	A typical Marconi variable condenser from the early days.

	Another model of a Baudot printing telegraph	This breadboard must be one of the very first radios made by the Belgian SBR company.	A pretty Swedish galvanometer by "Öller".	This Omnigraph has 15 disks and each disk can be "segmented".

	A relay box by J.H. Bunnell (thank you Tim!).	A nice old tape rewinder.	A beautiful signal lantern (photo Brian Willer).	"Climbing spikes" worn by linemen when servicing pole lines.

	This is a very rare "Silvertown" single needle instrument that was used in alarm signalling systems.	GPO sounder in a nice semi-parabolic acoustic reflector.	This time not a bipolar but, I think, an "incremental" key.	Simple ABC telegraph toy.

	A very elegant key at the back site of this toy telegraph.	Another Tesla system, this one made by "Griffin" (London).	And another one, here the coils are submerged in oil.