Ericsson Ericofon Prototype Telephone, c. 1955

Ericsson Ericofon Prototype Telephone, c. 1955 Experimental model of the legendary "Cobra" telephone, metal case, signed at the handle "Ericsson", aluminum dial plate. A rare hand sample, built with o

(lot of 3) Mid-century modern "Ericofon" telephones, c. 1950s-1960s, manufactured by the Ericsson Company of Sweden, nicknamed the "cobra" phone due to its shape, including: (1) green, with rotary dia

Height 8.5 inches, c. 1960's

(lot of 10) Mid-century modern decorative items, c.1950s-1960s, including: (1) "Ericofon" red telephone, manufactured by the Ericsson Company of Sweden, nicknamed the "cobra" phone due to its shape, r

Marked: "North Electric Company". Dimensions: H 8.5" x W 4" x D 4.5" Condition: Minor surface scratches consistent with age.

Ericsson Ericofon telephones, set of three Sweden, 1954molded plastic, rubber 8.25 h × 4 w × 5 d in (21 × 10 × 13 cm) Molded manufacturer's mark to underside of each 'L

Pair of vintage Ericsson LM telephones. One red, one gray. Dimensions: H 9" x W 3.75" x D 4.25" Condition: Good used condition. Wear typical for age and use. Would need to be rewired for US standard.

Western Electric Style 320 Explosion-Proof Telephone, c. 1955 USA, heavy metal case with integrated dial, Ø 10 ? in., original Western Electric bakelite handset. Explosionsgeschütztes Telephon Weste

Special Edition Ericsson Wall Telephone, c. 1975 Stats-Telefonen, made by Kristian Kirks Telefonfabriker, Horsens, Denmark. Replica after the original model from 1912, with then modern technology incl

Miniature Ericsson Toy Telephone, c. 1920 Lacquered wood and metal, typical Ericsson dummy handset, push-button in baseplate (probably to activate a bell), size only 5 x 3 ½ in. Miniatur-Ericsson

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

one-piece plastic telephone, the dial and handset incorporated into a single unit, cream color with red dial with black Arabic numerals and lettering, manufacturer's mark underside of base next to dia

Two Ericsson Intercom Telephones, c. 1910 1) Intercom HA150, for ten lines, single bell, fixed cradle, press-switch handset with speaking horn. - And: 2) Intercom HA100, for ten lines, single bell, pr

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

2 Ericsson Intercom Telephones, c. 1910 1) Intercom HA150/20, for 20 lines, single bell, fixed cradle, press-switch handset with speaking horn. - And: 2) Intercom HA200/15, for 15 lines, single bell,

2 Ericsson Intercom Telephones, c. 1910 1) Intercom HA150, for ten lines, single bell, fixed cradle, press-switch handset with speaking horn. - And: 2) Model BC2050, single bell, nickeled-metal parts,

Pair of Ericsson Intercom Telephones, c. 1910 2 model BC1300 units, serial nos. 1286995 and 1057805, for batteries, cradles with switches, single bells, handsets with speaking horns, on walnut boards.

Ericsson "Coffin" Wall Telephone, c. 1880 L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, Sweden. One-piece walnut case, rare carbon pencil microphone, consisting of 4 carbon pencils mounted in brass sleeves and thin metal

L.M. Ericsson Jydsk Desk Telephone, c. 1915 Signed: "Jydsk Telefon Aktieselkap", manufactured by Kristian Kirks Telefonfabriker in co-operation with Ericsson, metal housing with crank handle, horn-ty

2 Ericsson Wincrantz Art-Deco Telephones, c. 1929 1) Model "Wincrantz", named after the director of the company, metal case, unusually formed headset. Very rare, produced only in small series. - And:

Two Ericsson "Ericofon" / 'Cobra' mid-century modern telephones, both mint green with rotary dials, one marked on dial "Ericofon North Electric Company, Galion, Ohio." 8.5" H. Light surface wear inclu

'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

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 Model BC 2050" Telephone, c. 1892 Sweden, table model, walnut case, nickel-plated metal parts, handset with speaking horn. Tischtelephon L.M. Ericsson Modell BC 2050, um 1892 Schwedisch