 In 1867 the Director of Telegraphs, de Vougy, had a second line set up from Lyons to Marseille; the transmission cost was 20 centimes per square centimetre of image, and the service was operated until 1870.There are few remaining examples of the original pantelegraph.A formidable display of the pantelegraph was mounted in 1961 at the Musée National des Techniques, when a centennial celebration of the device was performed between Paris and Marseille.