Old “Morse Code Device” I found?

Is that a telegraph?

It seems like it “clicks” like it’s supposed to. I mean, I’m not so much interested in selling it or using it or anything... it’s more of a curiosity thing(?)

I’m just wondering if it’s maybe WWI / WWII, which I kind of hope it is.

I want to donate it to a museum or something if it is legit, if that makes sense.

I know that the US, the Brits, the Aussies, and several other allied countries used Morse way back... it would be cool to know that I have a piece of iconic WW memorabilia.

Any idea from where?

There’s a clue as to its use on the device.

There’s a handle. That means it’s portable. Field telegraph of some sort?

Agreed, but the small placard says “Buzzer Sig Training”

Could have been used on the railroad....

From googling, it looks like it’s WWII era and everything I see is from British websites. Maybe it’s a British Morse code training tool?

Handle is to slide your hand in to control the pad so it doesn’t slide around while sending a message. Left hand in, right hand to send and write down received message stop

Everything I’ve seen is British, but I really don’t know.