Swedish Ericsson Bakelite Telephone Handset

Three Swedish Ericsson Table Telephones L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm. 1) Model AC 300, 1902 onwards, decorated tin case, wood base, double bell, 3-part inductor, handset with speaking horn. - 2) Model AC

The walnut base with outset semi-circle front is fixed with a rotary mechanism having connections for 30 lines below the nickel-plated bell under a fixed cradle supporting the original handset with pr

13 Desk or Wall Telephones, c. 1950s-60s 1) Swedish Televerket coin-operated telephone, green metal case, dial, bakelite receiver. - 2) Wall telephone, L.M. Ericsson, bakelite case and receiver, crank

Telephones and Switchboards 1) Switchboard, type ABH 1106, L.M. Ericsson, for six connections, with bakelite handset. - 2) Wall telephone, Sweden, brass case, double bell, handset with speaking horn.

Six Office or Company Telephones, c. 1950 1) Televerket, bakelite, crank inductor, dial. - 2) Ericsson, bakelite, line selector for 5 connections, dial, handset without cable. - 3) Telephone MK. 26, L

Swedish Telephone L.M. Ericsson Model BC 2050, c. 1892 Table model, nickel-plated metal parts, walnut case, single bell, handset with speaking horn, complete with connection bar. Tischtelephon L.M. Er

L.M. Ericsson Wall Telephone, c. 1940 Metal case, Ericsson bakelite handset and second earphone Wandtelephon L.M. Ericsson, um 1940 Metallgehäuse, Ericsson-Handapparat und -Zweithörer aus Bakelit. S

'Intercom Telephone by L.M. Ericsson, c. 1917 Swedish table telephone, semi-circular rotary switch for 25 lines at the front, wood case, fixed cradle design, original handset with press-switch and spe

Coffee Grinder Desk Telephone by L.M. Ericsson, 1895 Extremely rare Swedish telephone, export model, with crank inductor, circular pressed lithographed tin case, "Ericsson" handset and wood base. - Ex

3 Ericsson Table Telephones, c. 1920 L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm. Metal cases, handsets with speaking horns. 1) With 2 dials. - 2) With Swedish coat of arms. - And: 3) With crank inductor. 3 Ericsson-Tis

Intercom Telephone by L.M. Ericsson, c. 1925 Model HA 260/30, Swedish table telephone, circular rotary switch for 30 lines at the front, metal case, original handset with press-switch and speaking hor

Ericsson Model AB 230 Wall Telephone, c. 1897 Made for Rikstelefon, no. 625545, L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, Sweden, walnut case, writing slope, tin battery cover with Swedish coat of arms, handset with

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

has a brass swing up carry handle so you can walk and talk, Bakelite handset and double bell ring

2 Swedish Televerkets Wall Telephones 1) C. 1930, black metal case, double bell, crank inductor, bakelite handset with Televerkets logo. - And: 2) C. 1925, walnut case, tin battery cover, with Swedish

This fantastic telephone is Swedish from L.M. Ericsson. It is known as a skeleton style phone with all the inner workings visible. Braided cord attached to receiver, crank style with double bell ringe

Ericsson French Bakelite wall telephone (converted)

Each with rotary dial.

RARE BLACK & CHROME AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BAKELITE TE

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

'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

Fuld TN Wall Telephone, c. 1933 German Bauhaus-style telephone, metal case, bakelite handset, for the Dutch market. Wandtelephon Fuld TN, um 1933 Deutsches Telephon im Bauhaus-Stil, Metallgehäuse, Ba

1930s Era Western Electric E1 Tabletop Telephone, circa 1930, Bakelite handset with original cloth covered cord, metal base, felted bottom, 5 1/4" high, 8 3/4" x 5". Paint losses, surface wear commens

Seven Bell-Type Telephone Handsets, c. 1895 Butterstamp receiver, bakelite, ebonite and nickel-plated tin, for speaking and listening, by Stromberg-Carlson and others. 7 Bell-Typ-Telephonhörer, u