Bell-Type Telephone, c. 1880

Early and Unusual Bell-Type Telephone, c. 1880 Butterstamp telephone with 2 magnets, walnut case, for speaking and listening, height 7 ¼ in., superbly rare! Ungewöhnliches Bell-Typ-Telephon, um 188

2 Bell-Type Telephones, c. 1880 Unmarked, butterstamp telephones, white beech, for speaking and listening, with horseshoe magnet, height 6 ¼ in. 2 Bell-Typ-Telephone, um 1880 Unbezeichnet

'Bell-Type Telephone, c. 1880 Unmarked, butterstamp telephone, ebonized wood, brass contacts, suitable for speaking and listening, height 5 ½ in. 'Bell-Typ-Telephon, um 1880 Unbezeichnet, Stempelform

2 Bell-Type Telephones, c. 1880 Butterstamp telephones, pine and black lacquered, suitable for speaking and listening, with horseshoe magnets, height 6 and 6 ¾ in. 2 Bell-Typ-Telephonhörer,

Belgian Wall Telephone with Blake Transmitter, c. 1880 De Jongh, Brussels. Walnut case, transmitter with metal plate, platinum contact and carbon contact, turned walnut Bell-type earphone. - Note: The

Bell-Type Telephone, c. 1895 Unmarked, turned fruitwood, small chip above the diaphragm, original lacquered brass connections, height 7 ¼ in. A telephone of most attractive form. Bell-Typ-Telepho

2 Bell-Type Telephones, c. 1877 Probably by Öller & Co., Stockholm, Sweden. Butterstamp telephone, pine, suitable for speaking and listening, with horseshoe magnet, height 6 in. each. Superbly rare!

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

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

Very Early Switchboard by L.M. Ericsson, c. 1880 Wall type for 5 connections, walnut case, plug-in board, helical microphone, Bell-type receiver, Morse key, 3-part crank inductor, single bell and cran

German Mix & Genest Telephone, c. 1895 Serial no. 2825, wall telephone, carbon pencil microphone, membrane printed with "MG - Mikrophon Patent", Bell-type receiver, bell, complete. Restored. Deutscher

Western Electric Company Wall Telephone, c. 1913 USA. Oak case, moveable speaking horn, crank-operated generator, double bell, Bell-type earphone. Wandtelephon der Western Electric Company, um 1913 US

'Western Electric Company Wall Telephone, c. 1913 USA. Oak case, moveable speaking horn, crank-operated generator, double bell, Bell-type earphone. 'Wandtelephon der Western Electric Company, um 1913

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

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

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,

Swiss Wall Telephone by Hasler, c. 1895 G. Hasler, Bern. Walnut case, carbon grain microphone with speaking horn, single bell, bakelite Bell-type receiver, marked on the earpiece "Telegraphen-Werkst&#

Swiss Wall Telephone by Hasler, c. 1895 Railway telephone, three-piece walnut case, on base board, double bell, 3-part inductor coil, microphone with speaking horn, Bell-type bakelite receiver, marked

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

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

Early Wall Telephone by L.M. Ericsson, c. 1890 Stockholm, model 301, fixed carbon microphone, Bell-type handset, 3-part crankinductor, double bell, lightning protection, ornate walnut case, writing de