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With antiques, there are several factors: age, condition, historical significance, and uniqueness.
In other words, (I give hypothetical figures since I'm not a dealer) a telegraph machine in poor condition that was one of 100,000 made might only be worth a few bucks. But the telegraph machine that announced the end of the First World War, and has been preserved in a museum, could be worth hundreds of thousands.
You'd have to consult an antiques dealer to get a definite answer.
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What country was the telegraph machine made in?
Italy
How do you make a Morse code machine?
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The telegraph.
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Joseph Henry. He did not patent it though, and Samuel Morse stole his idea and patented it.
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The lightweight plow made of steel. A talking wire or telegraph. A patented sewing machine
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you can check the serial number on the singer website but according to the one you gave it was made in 1910
Where was the telegraph made?
china
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1975
