Telegram Telegraph Message stock illustrations

Vintage scene illustrates some of the extraordinary inventions that revolutionized nineteenth century America. At center, a man sends a message via telegraph. In the background at right are a steam locomotive and steamship. In the background at left a boy uses printer's tools and two men stand at a printing press.

Old telegraph machine. Communication history. Morse code. Technology. Vector illustration. Editable stroke.

Antique 19th-century illustration of telegraph operator's hands at work (isolated on white). Illustation published by Conner&Son, New York, USA (1860)

Blank telegram in retro style. Vector illustration without gradients. Plenty of space for any text.

Fully editable in Adobe Illustrator,(Eps 10+transparent effects )

Letter, telegraph, analog phone, computer, mobile phone

Isolated icon vintage old telegraph in flat style on a white background with red, dark blue, and blue

evolution of phone and communication icons on white background. Vector illustration EPS10.

Vector illustration. Morse code and silhouette morse key.

Combination of typewriter and telegraph. Wood engraving, published in 1895.

Antique illustration of Telegraph

Fully editable in Adobe Illustrator,(Eps 10 + transparency effects used .)

Old telegraph black icon vector design illustration.

Isometric illustration of a telegraph key, to tap and communicate in morse code over the telegraph wire. Item is generic; no specific manufacturer is represented.

Blank telegram in retro style. Vector illustration without gradients. Plenty of space for any text.

illustration of a Telephone station with switchboard

Telegraph

Illustration of a Apparatus according to Bower's system in a telephone station of earlier years

vector image with background

Image of the original illustration from the "Elementary Treatise on Physics" by Ganot's published by E. Atkinson in 1872.

Electric teleprinter by Siemens & Halske, Germany. Wood engraving, published in 1900.

Steel engraving bureau of electrical telegraphy in Paris sending message to Strasbourg Original edition from my own archives Drawing : Gagniet Source : Tour du Monde 1860

Steel engraving Bureau of electrical telegraphy in Strasbourg receiving message from Paris Original edition from my own archives Drawing : Gagniet - Graveur : Lambert Source : Tour du Monde 1860

Vintage engraving of a Cartoon, Caricature of a postman running along telegraph wires, 19th Century.

Old Telegram with a blue rose

Vector Set of Vintage Inspired Labels and Tags. No transparencies or gradients used. Large JPG included. Each element is individually grouped for easy editing.

Antique illustration of Telegraph

Vintage illustration of Men sending a telegraph from Post Office, Victorian, 1890s, 19th Century

Illustration from 19th century.

International Morse code from the fish. Vector illustration.

Steel engraving bureau of telegraphy in Paris. Multiple telegraph by August Konstantin Mayer, Paris, France

Illustration of a telegraph at a train station

The printing telegraph was invented by Royal Earl House in 1846. House's equipment could transmit around 40 instantly readable words per minute, but was difficult to manufacture in bulk. The printer could copy and print out up to 2,000 words per hour. This invention was first put in operation and exhibited at the Mechanics Institute in New York in 1844. Original edition from my own archives Source : Brockhaus 1898

Old man sending a telegram in 19th century Victorian England

Illustration of a Telegraph

Blank congratulations telegram in retro style. Vector illustration without gradients. Plenty of space for any text.

Antique illustration of Telegraph

typing telegraph