Technology, telephone

Telemania star Wars R2D2 novelty telephone, Ca 1994. Marked under right foot: "TELEMANIA / MODEL R202 TELEPHONE; "R2D2 TELEPHONE" and "KCL TECHNOLOGY LTD. CTP." Original receiver cord, no line cord. F

The Telephone Cases (which turned on the validity of Bell’s patents and, more generally, whether he was in fact the inventor of the telephone) are the precursor to much of the technology litiga

'Ericsson AC110 Skeleton Telephone Reproduction from 1976, one of 5000 units manufactured for the Swiss PTT by Ericsson in Sweden, mainly original parts with the addition of then modern technology in

Very large single plank mahogany bas relief, professionally carved with a detailed montage of 'modern' advances of humanity, including (from L to R): Woman with Butterstamp Telephone, sitting next to

Special Edition Ericsson Wall Telephone, c. 1975 Stats-Telefonen, made by Kristian Kirks Telefonfabriker, Horsens, Denmark. Replica after the original model from 1912, with then modern technology incl

Box lot of 7 books on early telegraphy and telephony: W. James King, "The Development of Electrical Technology in the 19th Century, (Ch) 2 The Telegraph and Telephone; Richard Kunath, "Photographs of

1983 Futuristic Northern Telecom Pancake phone. In excellent condition. Lot also includes Crosley CR62-BC Kettle Classic Desk Phone with push-button technology. Modeled after the classic edition from

Ericsson Telephone for the Royal Castle in Oslo, c. 1880 L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, Sweden. Walnut case, marquetry-inlaid writing desk with large Swedish-Nor-wegian coat of arms, fishtail-shaped tin ba

American Speaking Telephone Co. subscriber set, with Edison carbon transmitter and Phelps pony crown receiver, Ca. 1879. Marked " The / American Speaking / Telephone Co. / New York" on the writing she

Ca with patent dates 1877. Wooden coffin types. 1) with patent date of 1877. Note prefect inside. 10 inches x 5 inches x 4 inches tall. Some dents and small chips on case. Has 4 screws. Good condition

Ca 1879 rare wall telephone by Charles Williams Jr. Boston. Charles Williams Jr. was a manufacturer of electrical telegraph instruments at 109 Court Street in Boston. Alexander GrahamBell and Thomas A

L.M. Ericsson Skeleton Telephone No. 370/AC100, c. 1890 Marked on the transfer-decorated base: "L.M. Ericsson & Co., Stockholm", swiveling microphone support, carbon-pencil transmitter, Bell-type earp

Rare Phelps double crown telephone. Iron & Hard rubber or bakelite. Has painted black bracket. 7 inches wide x 5 inches tall and with bracket 9 inches long. Shipping 5 pounds. Seems in good condition.

German Siemens & Halske Wall Telephone, 1882 Siemens & Halske, Berlin. With butterstamp receiver, D.R. Patent, underside stamped "10136 - 1723U - 203E", turned wood and brass, leather-covered handle,

Butterstamp Telephone with Whistle Call by L.M. Ericsson, c. 1880 Turned wood and nickel-plated metal parts, stamped with: "2200H.v. - 240S.E. - L.M. Ericsson & Co, Stockholm", printed instructions at

Ca 1870's rare wall telephone bell by Charles Williams Jr. Boston. Charles Williams Jr. was a manufacturer of electrical telegraph instruments at 109 Court Street in Boston. Alexander GrahamBell and T

The First Complete Wall Telephone Set by L.M. Ericsson, 1880 Coffin model, marked: "Patent L.M. Ericsson & Co., Stockholm", with helical microphone, leather-covered Bell-type receiver, stamped "Ericss

Better known for their wall telephones, the Julius Andrae & Sons Co. of Milwaukee Wisc. manufactured this rare desk set circa 1895. Phone features a round oak base, nickel plated straight shaft, and a

Stromberg-Carlson "flip top" candlestick telephone, Ca. 1895-1897. Transmitter marked "THE STROMBERG-CARLSON TELEPHONE MFG. CO / PAT SEP. 10.95. SEP. 8.96 / OTHER PATS PEND."; receiver marked "STROMBE

Bell Telephone Co. subscriber set, consisting of "coffin" style magneto ringer box with automatic switch hook, Ca 1879, and two unmarked near pair of non Bell hard rubber longpole receivers, Ca 1894-1

Bell Telephone Co subscriber set, consisting of manual switch "coffin" style magneto ringer box. Ca 1877-1878; wall magnetic transmitter, Ca. 1877-1878, and wooden hand telephone receiver, Ca. late 18

Ericsson "Coffin" Wall Telephone, c. 1880 L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, Sweden. One-piece walnut case, rare carbon pencil microphone, consisting of 4 carbon pencils mounted in brass sleeves and thin metal

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