1920s Morse Repeater by Creed & Co. Morse Code fashion Telegraphy and Radio Communication.

This is an extremely rare 1920s Morse Repeater by Creed & Co. It has not been tested.

Engraved with the words on top:

Creed & Co. Ltd

London

England

and on the base 7/1/23

This particular Morse repeater is a work of great design and engineering, and is in fairly good condition for its age.

The outer black coating is scratched, scuffed and blemished. I think it is ebonite and brass underneath the black paint.
I have given it a gentle wipe down but it would benefit from a good clean in those hard to reach parts!
There is some rust on the non black coated metal (steel). The knob is ceased solid.
It's very heavy!

Even if you aren't a collector of early telegraph or communications equipment, you can't failed to be impressed by the design. It would look wonderful as a paperweight or a desk ornament. An interesting Gizmo or Gadget to talk about in the office or a vintage telegraphy museum!

* Approximate Measurements:

Base Width: 21.7 cm (8.5")
Height: 12.4 cm
Base Depth: 10.2 cm (4")

* Creed & Co. Ltd.
Creed and Co. of Telegraph House, East Croydon, Surrey, were well known manufacturers of high quality morse transmitters/receivers and tele-printing machines. They were founded in 1901 by Frederick George Creed, the inventor of the receiving re-perforator. This recorded telegraph signals as perforations in a paper tape, at speeds of up to 200 words a fashion minute, which made re-transmission of messages easier.

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