Antique 1890s Farr Telephone and Construction Co. Oak Wall Hanging Hand Crank Telephone with Wood OS

Untested, Receiver not attached, Measures 1/2 x 11 x 12 1/2 inches.

Untested, Missing Reciever, Cleveland Ohio, Measures 26 x 12 x 13 inches.

Antique circa 1901-1910 oak wood cased hand winding crank wall telephone. Two chrome metal bells. Bakelite hand receiver with original cord. Bakelite and chrome metal speaker and arm. Having brass met

Untested, Measures 24 x 11 x 11 3/4 inches.

DESCRIPTION: An antique Oak Stromberg-Carlson Telephone MFG. Co., wall hand-crank telephone, in original condition. Stamped on center. CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H. 17.5" x W. 8

Untested, Hand crank, Missing Receiver, Measures 26 1/2 x 11 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches.

Antique Oak Hand Crank Wall Hanging Telephone. With brass bells and rotary dial inside. Measures 22.5 inches high x 11.5 inches wide x 12 inches deep.

Antique oak Leich Electric Co. Model 105-C hand crank wall telephone. Telephone is in nice complete condition with the guts. Overall measures 18" tall x 9" across x 12-1/2" deep.

Antique American Oak Kellogg Cathedral Wall Telephone. Quarter-sawed oak picture frame front single box/hand crank telephone. It was made by the Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co. of Chicago, Illinois.

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

ANTIQUE OAK WALL MOUNTED TELEPHONE - 9" X 20" X 15"

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

Early Oak Wall Mount Pay Telephone. Denver and Ephrata Local and Long Distance Telephone (porcelain plaque). Mfg. by Western Electric Co. NY. Serial # 490225. Takes 5,10,25 and 50 cents. Very good ori

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

Antique wall clock, face marked Gustav Becker. Appears to be wood construction finished with veneer. Clock includes pendulum and key. Clock is sold as is and is untested, though hands appear to move w

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,

Pair Antique Hand Carved Florentine Wall Brackets. Each measures 11 inches x 11 inches x 6 inches. Some minor cracking and minor loss to wood.

This wood countertop cabinet features a miniature bicycle figure. Numbers along both front and rear tires are added together and matched to an awards card. Bell rings at the use of the hand crank. In

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

Item/Description: Antique Forestville shelf clock. Weight driven movement. Wood case. Hand painted glass door. Marked: Forestville M.F. Co. Bristol CT USA. Material: Dimensions: Length: 16 1/2"; Width

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

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 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

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