Six Telephone Handsets and Six Receivers, 1895 onwards

Six Telephone Handsets and Six Receivers, 1895 onwards 1) Six handsets by Gebrüder Kammerer, Munich, and others, four with speaking horns, two incomplete. - And: 2) Six spoon-shaped receivers, Si

Three intercom receivers, including Autophone, two candlestick phones, one partially disassembled, two receivers without dials.

4 Bell-Type Telephone Handsets, 1877 onwards Butterstamp receivers, one by Mix & Genest, another by Siemens & Halske and 2 unmarked, with single-pole permanent magnets according to Bell, one of wood,

4 Bell-Type Telephone Handsets, 1877 onwards Butterstamp receivers, one model probably by Siemens & Halske, with single-pole permanent magnets according to Bell, one of wood, one of mixed materials an

3 Bell-Type Telephone Handsets, 1877 onwards Butterstamp receivers, unmarked, one with single-pole permanent magnets according to Bell, turned wood, two with horseshoe magnets, mixed materials and Ebo

Seven Bell-Type Telephone Handsets, c. 1895 Butterstamp receiver, bakelite, ebonite and nickel-plated tin, for speaking and listening, by Stromberg-Carlson and others. 7 Bell-Typ-Telephonhörer, u

Telephone Handsets and Microphones, 1877 onwards 1) 2 Bell-type telephone handsets, butterstamp receivers, with single-pole permanent magnets according to Bell, one of mixed materials and one of eboni

Telephones and Switchboards 1) Switchboard, type ABH 1106, L.M. Ericsson, for six connections, with bakelite handset. - 2) Wall telephone, Sweden, brass case, double bell, handset with speaking horn.

Six Intercom Telephones in Wood Cases, c. 1910-20 1) Sterling Telephone & Electric Company, London. Five lines, brass cradle and handset, speaking horn. - 2) England, unmarked, four lines, handset wit

Six Desk Telephones 1) Association des Ouvriers en Instruments de Précision, France, model 1924, circular metal case, dial, bakelite handset, with second handset by E. Plazolles, Paris. - 2) Kell

Six Office or Company Telephones, c. 1950 1) Televerket, bakelite, crank inductor, dial. - 2) Ericsson, bakelite, line selector for 5 connections, dial, handset without cable. - 3) Telephone MK. 26, L

Seventeen Intercom Telephones, c. 1900 onwards 1) Two by Citophone, handset with speaking horn. - 2) England, circular wood case, microphone with speaking horn, can receiver with suspension eyelet. -

Ericsson Model 345 (AB 530) Wall Telephone, 1895 onwards No. 135438, L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, Sweden, walnut case with tin battery cover and Swedish coat of arms transfer on lid, attractive Ericsson

Ericsson Model 350 Wall Telephone, 1895 onwards L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, Sweden. Walnut case with tin battery cover and Swedish coat of arms transfer on lid, pediment slightly damaged, attractive Eri

Wood shell electromagnetic hand telephone or telephone receiver. Ca 1895. Probably European. Appears complete and in excellent condition from exterior. Not examined internally. Connecting wires probab

Parts and Accessories for Historical Telephones, c. 1890 onwards. 1) Twenty-one telephone receivers, mostly with missing parts. - 2) Can receiver by Picart Leras. - 3) Headset. - 4) Microphone with sp

Carbon button transmitter intercommunication wall telephone with wooden receiver, probably British, Ca 1895. Transmitter mechanism damaged, otherwise in generally excellent condition. From the Howard

With intercom button and original manufacturer plate, hardware. A mid-20th century black Bakelite telephone with original Bakelite receiver handset, cord, and dialer plate, and featuring front manufac

Single bell. Wooden cabinet, Bakelite and metal handset receiver. A late 19th century wooden wall mounted phone produced by the Danish state communications manufacturer, c. 1900. Bakelite and metal re

Single bell. Wooden cabinet, Bakelite and metal handset receiver. A late 19th century wooden wall mounted phone produced by the Danish state communications manufacturer, c. 1900. Bakelite and metal re

'3 Telephones by L.M. Ericsson 1) Skeleton telephone, c. 1895, signed "Rikstelefon", handset signed "K. Telegrafverkets Verkstad", double-bell, lightning protection, handcrank, attractive transfers on

Western-Electric CompanyDonut Wall Phone with Receivercirca 1895metal, bakelitewith American Bell Telephone Company partsmarked "Western-Electric Company/A.B.T. Co./Property of the American Bell

French Table Telephone by Picart Lebas, 1911 Société des Téléphones, Paris. Walnut base, nickeled stand, original handset and second receiver, height 13 ¾ in. Französisches Tischtelephon von

2 French Telephones 1) Société des Téléphones Ericsson, Colombes, c. 1923, candlestick model, no. 31086, marked on base, handset and second receiver, circular ebonised base. - And: 2) Pernet, c. 1