WESTERN ELECTRIC MODEL 202 DESK SET WITH SEPARATE WALL

PABX Select-O-Phone cradle desk set. Ca. 1930-1948, built from Western Electric 202 desk set, with E type handset. Manufacturer: Screw Machine Products Co., Providence R.I. Marked "SELECT-O-PHONE / PR

Western Electric Model 202 1930's black bakelite desk rotary telephone and Standard Electrica 1930's Spanish rotary telephone

Western Electric "Imperial" rotary dial cradle desk set. Ca. 1951, built from Western Electric 202 base, F-1 ivory handset, with clear plastic dial with cloth covered coiled receiver cord and cloth co

A 1930s telephone desk set by Western Electric, an American telephone company. Model 102, black handset telephone with rotary dial. The phone is wired to a wooden apparatus box marked Western Electric

A decorative desk telephone set based on the 1892 model called the Eiffel Tower. The original was developed at the Bell plant in Antwerp, later renamed Western Electric. Equipped with wires for connec

Antique Black Western Electric D1 Model 202 Telephone. Condition:Good with no problems, has not been tested Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed after invoice is paid and shippi

United States,Circa 1907 Accompanied by museum label stating "MAGNETO/CRANK/WALL SET, WESTERN ELECTRIC CO., 1907". Marked "WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY.". 20 1/2" x 9" x 14 1/2",Wood, metal, plastic

United States,First Half 20th Century Telephone lineman repair test set, paper label inset cover with multiple dials on face, Weston meter, wood case with leather strap. Gold and black tag on lower fr

Cream Western Electric 1950s wall phone model 354

Western Electric, AT & T, ITT touch tone desk top, wall, and princess telephones in blue, red, brown, beige lot 6 pcs

Western Electric Model 353W. Oak cabinet with nice original finish. Still retains the original Western Electric Decal. The bells rings with the crank is turned. The mouth piece has a hairline crack. N

(3) pc. Estate lot - old childs school desk, phonograph horn, & Western Electric oak wall phone, no reciver.

The model 317 magneto wall phones were introduced in 1907 and remained in production for about 30 years, a mainstay telephone for Western Electric. Body Measures: 16 1/2" Tall x 8" Wide x 5 1/4" Deep.

Rotary desk phone, black plastic model, in 5-line capability. "Bell Systems Property." In good condition.

United States,20th Century Wall hanging unit, black finish, model number G1 43A. Marked on body "G1 43A" and on handset "Bell System made by Western Electric F1". 12" long x 3" wide x 3" deep,Plastic,

United States,20th Century Wall hanging unit, black finish, model number G1 43A. Marked on body "G1 43A" and on handset "Bell System made by Western Electric F1". 12" long x 3" wide x 3" deep,Plastic,

Antique Western Electric Crank Oak Wall Phone. 1900's #323W. A chip on the mouth piece as pictured With Shelf. Includes a separate oak panel to attach to the wall. Apx. 21" H x 10" x 9". Photo's are c

This spectacular piece of American history is an early 20th century wall telephone, manufactured by Western Electric with stamp at the center. This 323W model was produced in 1913. The crank generates

A Turn of the Century Western Electric Wall Phone. Having an oak case and shelf; model 320 W. Appears complete. Old finish, some small chips to mouthpiece and inside of door. 12 1/2 x 20" high. ESTIMA

Kadee Flint Creek & Western Locomotive #96 with tender, 2-10-0. This model train set appears to be in good used condition with wear from use. It has not been tested and we are not electric train exper

1920, USA: The Western Electric model "C" was the smallest nickelodeon that they made. Quartered oak cabinet, cut glass window and tune card to the right of the front glass. Ruggedly built, and nothin

Western-Electric CompanyDonut Wall Phone with Receivercirca 1895metal, bakelitewith American Bell Telephone Company partsmarked "Western-Electric Company/A.B.T. Co./Property of the American Bell

Alvar Aalto (1898-1976)Model n°A330S, 'Golden Bell'Set of four wall lampsBrassEdited by Louis PoulsenModel created circa 1930H 31 × L 30 × P 14,5 cm

Rare Thomas Edison Western Union Model 35-A self-winding Wall Street ticker tape machine, serial #3206, with brass frame, telegraph mechanism, twin alpha-numeric rollers and tape feed with escapement