NUNOTANI KEIKI SEISKUSHO Wall Telegraph – Engine Room Communication

The NUNOTANI KEIKI SEISKUSHO Wall Telegraph originated in AMAGASAKI, JAPAN. Unlike standard floor-mounted models, this version mounts directly to a bulkhead, making it ideal for vessels with limited floor space.

Crews used this wall telegraph to send engine commands between the pilot house and the engine room. Its faceplate reads: NUNOTANI KEIKI SEISKUSHO LTD. AMAGASAKI, JAPAN. In addition, a 4-inch black rubber handle provides a practical, tactile control point.

Because this unit served aboard an active ship, it shows wear and surface scratches—authentic signs of use. Despite the wear, the lettering remains clean and highly legible.

Thanks to its bold industrial design, this piece works well in nautical-themed homes, restaurants, or boathouses. Whether mounted in a hallway, entry, or office, it offers a strong maritime presence.

Features:

• Made in AMAGASAKI, JAPAN
• 4-inch black rubber handle
• Clear faceplate lettering
• Mounts directly to a wall
• Visible wear from shipboard use

This telegraph is a perfect fit for nautical-themed spaces such as restaurants, bars, or home collections. Mount it on a wall in your boathouse or office to add authentic shipboard character.