An antique-finish brass keychain cast as a miniature ship's engine room telegraph; the dial instrument used to relay speed and direction orders from bridge to engine room. The circular dial, pointer, and bell housing are all rendered in period-accurate detail. One of the most technically specific pieces in the FobX range, the telegraph appeals to maritime instrument collectors and ship history enthusiasts. A good specialist stock item for nautical gift shops catering to serious collectors and maritime professionals.
Nautical Brass Ship Telegraph Keychain
- Cast in solid brass with an antique patina, this ship telegraph keychain reproduces the engine room order telegraph; the instrument used to communicate speed and direction commands between bridge and engine room.
- The telegraph dial, indicator pointer, and bell housing are all reproduced in miniature, making this one of the most mechanically specific forms in the FobX range.
- At approximately 6.5 cm, the instrument form has enough scale to render the circular dial and surrounding housing with clarity.
- Antique finish reinforces the historical character of the instrument, which was in common use from the late 19th century through to the mid-20th century.
- Appeals to maritime history collectors, ship engineers, and enthusiasts of period bridge and engine room instruments.
- A specialist piece for serious maritime collectors; a valuable range-addition for nautical gift shops catering to enthusiasts beyond the casual buyer.
- Charm Length:6.5 cm (est.)
- Material:Brass
- Finish:Antique
- Feature:Engine room telegraph replica
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Crafted by 4th-Gen Artisans in Roorkee
Rooted in the historic instrument-making hub of Roorkee, India since the 1920s. Every piece is hand-turned, hand-polished, and optically tested before international dispatch.
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