Bavarian Skeleton Telephone "Friedrich Reiner", c.

Two Bavarian Wall Telephone Stations by Reiner, c. 1900 Friedrich Reiner, Munich. 1) Two-part case, three-part crank inductor, double bell, handset with speaking horn, lower case with chrome acid elem

Bavarian Wall Telephone Station by Reiner and Spare Parts, c. 1900 Friedrich Reiner, Munich. 1) Wall telephone, walnut case, missing upper part, three-part crank inductor, double bell, carbon grain mi

Bavarian Wall Telephone by Wetzer, c. 1900 Hermann Wetzer, Pfronten. No. 1180, walnut case M 1899, carbon microphone by Friedrich Reiner in Munich, 3-part crank inductor, 2 Bell-type earphones. Bayeri

Bavarian Wall Telephone by Heller, c. 1900 Friedrich Heller, Nuremberg. No. 9572, walnut case, height-adjustable carbon microphone by Friedrich Reiner in Munich, 3-part crank inductor, 2 Bell-type ear

Bavarian Wall Telephone by Zettler, c. 1900 Alois Zettler, Munich. No. 5308, walnut case, height-adjustable carbon microphone by Friedrich Reiner in Munich, 3-part crank inductor, Bell-type earphone,

Bavarian Wall Telephone Station by Reiner, 1892 onwards Friedrich Reiner, Munich. No. 1235, standard model of the "Generaldirektion der Königlich Bayerischen Posten und Telegraphen", polished wal

Bavarian Wall Telephone Station by Reiner, 1892 onwards Friedrich Reiner, Munich. No. 1237, standard model of the "Generaldirektion der Königlich Bayerischen Posten und Telegraphen", polished wal

Bavarian Wall Telephone Station by Reiner, 1892 onwards Friedrich Reiner, Munich. No. 8385, standard model of the "Generaldirektion der Königlich Bayerischen Posten und Telegraphen", polished walnut

Bavarian Wall-mounted Telephone Station by Reiner, 1892 onwards Friedrich Reiner, Munich. No. 14641, standard model of the "Generaldirektion der Königlich Bayerischen Posten und Telegraphen", pol

Bavarian Wall Telephone by Heller, c. 1900 Friedrich Heller, Nuremberg. Walnut case, carbon pencils transmitter under wood membrane, 3-part crank inductor, double bell, 2 bakelite earphones, marked: "

Bavarian Wall Telephone Station by Heller, c. 1900 Friedrich Heller, Nuremberg. Walnut case, carbon granule transmitter with speaking horn, 3-part crank inductor, double bell, 2 Bell-type earphones, l

Four Wall Telephones, c. 1910-30 1) Friedrich Reiner, Munich. Marked on carbon-grain microphone and Bell-type receiver, walnut case, 3-part crank inductor. - 2) Unmarked, two-piece walnut case, 2-part

German Table Phone by Friedrich Reiner, c. 1908 Model OB 08, Friedrich Reiner Telephonfabrik, München, no. 841, walnut case, crank inductor, handset with speaking horn. Deutsches Tischtelephon von Fr

'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

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

L.M. Ericsson Skeleton Telephone No. 370/AC100, c. 1890 Marked on the transfer-decorated base: "L.M. Ericsson & Co., Stockholm", swiveling microphone support, Bell-type earphone, double-bell, lightnin

British Skeleton Telephone by L.M. Ericsson, c. 1916 The British L.M. Ericsson Mfg. Co., Beeston-Notts. Model No. 16, black-lacquered base, ebonite plate, double bell, handset with speaking horn, cran

Skeleton Telephone by Ericsson Beeston, c. 1905 UK model no. 16, special British General Post Office edition, double bell, induction coil, with additional front-mounted round magnet, speaking horn, eb

Ericsson skeleton type telephone, early 20th c., model number 16, plain black base, double bell, braided fabric-covered cable, accompanied by booklet "Old Telephones," Andrew Emmerson, Shire Album 161

Two Small Switchboards and a Switch, c. 1900 1) Friedrich Reiner, Munich. Switchboard, no. 8501, two flaps, two plugs, double bell, polished walnut case. - 2) Erhard Kuenzel, Fürth. Intermediate

Fourteen Early German Telephone Bells Single and double bells by Mix & Genest, Friedrich Reiner, Felten & Guilleaume and others, sheet metal wood and cast-metal cases. 14 frühe deutsche Telephonk

3 Early Microphones 1) Carbon rod microphone, c. 1895, no. 6101, probably by Friedrich Reiner, Munich, with wood membrane, walnut case. - 2) Carbon granulate microphone, c. 1895, unmarked, speaking ho

Antique Scandinavian desk telephone, AC110 series, late 19th/ early 20th c., with an integrated hand-crank magneto, local battery system, two bells at the base, receiver marked L.M. Ericsson & Co., St

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