RCR Telephones

handset and business phone

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

First Telephone made by L.M. Ericsson, 1878 Stamped with: "2000V - 199SE - Numa Peterson, Stockholm". This is one of the very first Ericsson telephones from 1878-79. It is more or less a copy of the

Five Table Telephones, c. 1900-25 1) Sweden, handset by L.M. Ericsson, with speaking horn, nickel-plated base. - 2) Western Electric, USA. Metal case, bakelite receiver, with dial. - 3) Sweden, handse

Lt.Col. R.C.R. Owen CMG Medal Group These fine medals has been tested and researched to the best of our abilities, and are authentic to the best of our knowledge. Please see photos, as they are

"Système Ader" Early Table Telephone, France, c. 1880 Societé Industrielle des Téléphones. No. 12086. Wood case on marbleized base, with carbon pencil transmitter beneath thin wood membrane. Sough

8 Special Portable Telephones 1) Field telephone, Gebrüder Kammerer Telefonfabrik, Munich, c. 1918, wood case, with metal plaque "Tragbarer Fernsprecher OB für Flugwachen". - 2) M 15-line telephone,

French "Système Ader" Wall Telephone, c. 1880 Marked on brass plaque and receiver: "Societé Industrielle des Téléphones, Système Ader", serial no. 27308, 10-pencil carbon tran

'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

2 Siemens & Halske Telephones 1) Wall-mounted telephone, c. 1920, in-line set for 25 extensions, large striking ring number disc, single bell, black-lacquered metal case with nickel-plated dial. - And

4 Telephones 1) Ericsson table phone, model 381, original handset, demonstration model without tin cover, c. 1902. - 2) French candlestick telephone by A. Burgunder, with second earphone by Unis Fran

Two Intercom Telephones, c. 1910 1) Aktiebolaget Monofon, Stockholm, for five connections, handset with speaking horn, height 11 2/5 in. - And: 2) Unmarked, for nine connections (four contacts missing

4 International Telephones 1) Belle Telelephone/Standard Electric, c. 1920, made for Tønsberg Telefonforening (Norway), supplemented with dial. - 2) Small intercom, c. 1910, unmarked, walnut case. -

2 Bell-Type Telephones, c. 1880 Unmarked, butterstamp telephones, white beech, for speaking and listening, with horseshoe magnet, height 6 ¼ in. 2 Bell-Typ-Telephone, um 1880 Unbezeichnet

Two Early German Wall Telephones 1) M85, walnut case by Gebrüder Naclo, Berlin, no. 2105, mechanical parts by Siemens & Halske, 3-part crank inductor, carbon barrel microphone (renewed), double bell,

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. -

This is a lot of two telephones. The first is a heavy candlestick phone, marked "DeVeau" on the mouthpiece, with original wire, all original plating, no chips cracks or repairs noted. The second is a

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

French Desk Telephone after Berliner, c. 1910 No. 2036, with retailer’s plaque "A. Puvilland, Lyon", "cornet" handset, second earphone, marked "Ste. Fse. des Téléphones Syst. Berliner,

Telephones, Accessories and Spare Parts, 1900-1950 2 intercoms in wood cases, one with handset; key-operated automatic dialer in brass case; 2 bells for wall telephones; handset with dial; wall telep

CONDITION: This sign has fair color throughout, with minor areas of paint loss, as well as deep scratching with paint loss. Sign also has multiple areas of surface staining. The sign has working red n

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

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

French "Système Ader" Wall Telephone, c. 1880 Marked on brass plate: "Societé Industrielle des Téléphones, Système Ader", serial no. 8429, 10-pencil carbon transmitter under t