Six Telephones and Intercom Receivers

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

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 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

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. -

4 Intercom Telephones, c. 1910 1) Clock-stand station, probably by Mix & Genest, 4 lines, walnut case, alarm bell at the rear, round receiver. - 2) Berlin wall phone. - 3) Table phone, unmarked, hand

Antique DeVeau Intercom Telephone Oak Box. 12 ¼” T x 6 ¼” W x 5” D. Condition good. Mouth piece appears to be a reproduction. Has ringer bells. Kellogg receiver with no chips. Untested. Oak ca

Antique phone Includes receiver and built in transmitter, nice unusual design, untested, metal design, has original cloth wire, 9" x 7" x 3", see photos.

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

On four wooden early receivers. Known as Hand Telephone. Tallest 7 1/4 inches. Shipping approx. 9 x 9 x 9 inches and 2 pounds. Original patina. Seem like working. One missing contacts.

Miniature Telegraph and 2 Bell-Type Telephone Receivers, c. 1900 1) Morse telegraph receiver by Cattaneo Angelo, Meccanica, Milan, spring motor, on wood base, 7 4/5 x 4 ¾ in. - 2) Morse key by th

cloth wrapped microphone tube connecting to lg speaker, ringer box w/ bells, as is, ht 18.5 inches

Antique Telephone Receivers (6) - parts only

An Early "Butterstamp" Telephone Receiver c.1880s A superb and very early Butterstamp-style receiver transmitter. Possibly by Siemens, complete with fine adjustment mechanism in base and original scre

Unipolar telephone receiver, Ca 1894. Marked on cap: "COLUMBIA TELEPHONE MFG. CO. / PAT'D AUG 3, 81. SEPT. 6, 81 & DEC 13, 81." Element water damaged, otherwise appears complete. No cord. From the How

Burns' patent outside terminal telephone receiver Ca. 1905. Hard rubber and nickel plated brass. Marked: "AMERICAN ELECTRIC TELEPHONE CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS BURNS' PATENT." Chip on cap, some corrosion

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

Three Early Telephone Receiver Replicas 1) Butterstamp with whistle call, after Siemens & Halske, model from 1880, height 11 in. - 2) Butterstamp, with modern microphone, height 7 ¼ in. - And: 3)

Hard rubber pony outside terminal telephone receiver, Ca. 1902. Unmarked (probably Sealy & Couch). Chip in cap hole. No cord. From the Howard Hazelcorn collection.

Lesley Gore silver plate telephone receiver cover 8.5" x 2.25"

Rosewood shell electromagnetic hand telephone or telephone receiver, Ca 1900. Probably European. Element appears complete. Large crack on side of cap, two hairline cracks at top of case. Binding posts

US Navy WWII Battleship Telephone Receiver Set. This antique telephone will remind you of the days before a phone could fit in your pocket. The dimensions are 12in x 13in x 10in. Condition: it is in f

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

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

An early antique American Electric Telephone Company oversized long drop telephone receiver with oak case, 7" mouthpiece with maker name, brass elements and telescoping speaker; maker label as photogr