The following daguerreotypes are copyright (c) 1998 Mark Koenigsberg
and all rights are reserved.
The first daguerreotype shows a very early Morse register that was
made around 1850. A pointed stylus activated by an electromagnet made
impressions of dots and dashes on a paper tape. The paper tape was
moved by a weight-driven motor. The large weight can be seen
hanging under the table.
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The second daguerreotype shows several telegraph instruments that were
made slightly later than the one shown in the first illustration.
The instrument on the left is a Morse register which made impressions
of dots and dashes on the paper tape using a pointed stylus. The
instrument on the right is a relay from the same period.
A telegraph key may be visible on the far left.
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I would like to express my thanks to Mark Koenigsberg for allowing me to
display images of his wonderful daguerreotypes in my museum.
... Tom Perera
Internet ENIGMA Museum:
https://EnigmaMuseum.com
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