Western Electric, Telefon mit Scherengitter

One of the highlights of this auction are the two 49B amplifiers being offered. This example has both 264C tubes present, as well as the ERPI model 4A pedestal. Also labeled B-49-C on fascia. These am

One of the highlights of this auction are the two 49B amplifiers being offered. This example has both 264C tubes present, as well as the ERPI model 4A pedestal. Also labeled B-49-C on the fascia. Thes

telephone #7135, quarter sawn oak raised panels, with beveled glass window and cane seat chair; 41"h, 27"w, 21"d

SER. 158990. PIANO, MANDOLIN, XYLOPHONE. COIN OP. OAK CASE WITH STAINED AND LEADED GLASS. WORKING CONDITION. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

31" x 31" x 83"h Beautiful wood phone booth in excellent condition with chrome payphone, seat, and phone table. Both light and fan work. Formica interior is very clean. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PA

WESTERN ELECTRIC BELL SYSTEM TELEPHONE BOOTH: Western Electric Lobby Booth with Rotary Phone, having Piano hinged sliding glass doors. Light and works when door is shut. Shaped oak seat. Currently wir

circa 1920s; oak case with inset leaded glass panel, top lifts to reveal interior for player rolls and piano keys, 52 in. H., 36 in. W., 23 3/4 D., with 3 player rolls

Western Electric Company tapered shaft desk stand nickle plated candlestick telephone w/1891, 1892 patent dates on reverse of receiver and walnut cased ringer box 13" x 7"

Rare Western Electric Company Telephone. Chicago and New York. Number 377290. Beautiful Oak Cabinet. Excellent Condition. 13 1/2 X 73 1/2 X 13 inches.

Antique Brass Blade Western Electric Hawthorne Fan, Style W184031. It does not oscillate. Measurements in inches: 12 inch blades Condition:Fan was taken apart, wired, cleaned and epoxy painted with st

Vintage Ribbon microphone. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them

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

Italian Western Electric Ink-Writer Telegraph, c. 1910 Western Electric Italiano Milano. No. 15172, nickel-plated brass case, spring-drive (working), missing key, two paper coils, with Morse key on wo

Nickel plated with Gottschalk sanitary transmitter, Multiphone listening receiver attachment, and pencil holder advertisement attachment. Marked on base "WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY / PAT. IN USA AUG 16

'Western Electric Brass Telegraph, c. 1895 No. 17384, for Italy, marked: "Western Electric Italiana - Milano", ink writer, spring motor drive (working), nickeled brass, on wood base, height: 10 ½ in.

with 3 tubes.

1940's 302 phone in rare green thermoplastic Tenite casing. Original cord. Measures at 6 1/2" x 9" x 8".

VINTAGE WESTERN ELECTRIC CRADLE TELEPHONE (WORKING)

An antique Western Electric wall telephone with a Blake style transmitter offers full body oak case with hand crank; rewired to work with newer phone line, with original box and some replacement parts

American. 1900s. Painted metal. Requires globe. Carbon arc fixtures provided bright lighting for factories, institutions and stores during an era prior to available electric light. Carbon arc lighting

Western Electric Style 320 Explosion-Proof Telephone, c. 1955 USA, heavy metal case with integrated dial, Ø 10 ? in., original Western Electric bakelite handset. Explosionsgeschütztes Telephon Weste

Automatic Electric Co. / Western Electric Railroad Desk Phone w/ Foot Peddle Group includes the foot peddle, wooden junction box with original Automatic Electric paper wiring diagram inside, dry cell

Nice vintage W.E. 197G rotary dial 3 slot payphone. Overall good condition. Missing lock in the cash box door. Main key present but not working.

Western Electric 63A Selector Key. Appears to have come from the Frisco Railroad yard at Armory, Mississippi based on the station list on the front of the selector. Also references stations on the Ala