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Telegraph station with relief-writer telegraph, rotating anchor relay, and Morse code button of the Royal Bavarian Telegraph Administration

Siemens & Halske (1847 - 1966); Königlich Bayerisches Telegraphen-Amt1850 - 1852

Museum for Communication Berlin, Museum Foundation Post and Telecommunication

Museum for Communication Berlin, Museum Foundation Post and Telecommunication
Berlin, Germany

Bavaria's first public telegraph line, running from Munich to Salzburg, was opened in 1850. In the same year, Munich was connected to 10 other Bavarian cities. The Morse code writers were provided by Siemens & Halske and complied with the Prussian machines that Siemens had redesigned based on the designs of Charles and William Robinson. The later machines were built by the Royal Bavarian Telegraph Workshop in Munich using the Siemens model.

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  • Title: Telegraph station with relief-writer telegraph, rotating anchor relay, and Morse code button of the Royal Bavarian Telegraph Administration
  • Creator: Siemens & Halske (1847 - 1966); Königlich Bayerisches Telegraphen-Amt
  • Date Created: 1850 - 1852
  • Location Created: Bayern, Deutschland
  • Rights: © Museumsstiftung Post und Telekommunikation
  • Material: Holz, Metall, Bein

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