French Wall Telephone "Duchatel", c. 1910

French Wall Telephone, c. 1900 Model "Trèfle" (shamrock), made by "Société Industrielle des Téléphones", no. 8066, based on G. Bailleux system, fixed speaking horn, 2 handsets, speaking button, b

Belgian Baby Wall Telephone, c. 1910 By Atea, Antwerp. Walnut case, fixed microphone, box earphone, inductor with 2 magnets, height 23 1/5 in. Kleines Belgisches Wandtelephon, um 1910 Atea, Antwerp

American Electric Telephone Company Wall Telephone, c. 1910 Chicago, USA, oak case with writing slope, brass maker's plate, height-adjustable microphone (horn slightly damaged), double bell, three-par

Norwegian "Elektrisk Bureau, Kristiania" Wall Telephone, c. 1910 Wood case with writing desk, front with Norwegian coat of arms, 4-part crank inductor, double bell, handset with bakelite horn mouthpie

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

Silver plate and glass French wall sconces, c.1910, 22" long.

Small French Telephone Exchange, c. 1910 Association des Ouvriers en Instruments de Precision, Paris. No. 397, walnut case, original handset and additional earphone, crank inductor. Französisches Tis

French "Système Ader" Wall Telephone, c. 1880 Marked on brass plaque and receiver: "Societé Industrielle des Téléphones, Système Ader", serial no. 27308, 10-pencil carbon tran

French "Système Ader" Wall Telephone, c. 1880 Marked on brass plate: "Societé Industrielle des Téléphones, Système Ader", serial no. 8429, 10-pencil carbon transmitter under t

French "Système Ader" Wall Telephone, c. 1880 Marked on brass plate: "Societé Industrielle des Téléphones, Système Ader, Paris", serial no. 45022, 10-pencil carbon transmitter

Early French Wall Telephone by S.I.T., c. 1905 Manufacturer: Société Industrielle des Téléphones, Paris. Marked on brass plaque, earphone and handset, bakelite case on mahogany bo

Four Telephones 1) Belgian wall telephone by Bell, c. 1910, "Bell Telephone Manufacturing Company (BTMC)", Anvers, distributed in France by "Le Materiel Telephonique", Paris, walnut case, writing desk

Le Marty French Wall Telephone, 1918 Model 1910, mahogany-stained wood, writing desk, induction coil with crank, handset and additional earphone marked "Propriété de l'état" ("property

French Desk Telephone after Berliner, c. 1910 No. 2036, with retailer’s plaque "A. Puvilland, Lyon", "cornet" handset, second earphone, marked "Ste. Fse. des Téléphones Syst. Berliner,

French Intercom Telephone by Pernet, c. 1910 For 5 lines, walnut case, nickeled fittings, handset with horn-type microphone. Französisches Haustelephon von Pernet, um 1910 Für 5 Anschlüsse, Nuß

Wall Telephone by L.M. Ericsson, c. 1910 Stockholm, 3-part induction coil, double bell, lightning protection, walnut case, writing desk, tin battery cover. Wandtelephon von L.M. Ericsson, um 1910 Stoc

French Desk Telephone after Berliner, c. 1910 No. 1842, with brass plaque "Système Berliner", cornet-shaped handset and second earphone marked "Ste. Fse. des Téléphones Syst. Berliner,

Ericsson Special Protection Telephone AB 5000, c. 1910 L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm. Magneto wall telephone with special protection against high-tension currents, polished walnut case, interior lined with

2 Belgian Bell Telephones, c. 1910 Bell Telephone Manufacturing Company, Antwerp. A wall-mounted and a desk telephone, with metal cases and handsets with speaking horns. - Provenance: The telephones w

4 Intercom Telephones, c. 1910 1) Clock-stand station, probably by Mix & Genest, 4 lines, walnut case, alarm bell at the rear, round receiver. - 2) Berlin wall phone. - 3) Table phone, unmarked, hand

2 Early Telephones 1) French wall telephone, handset stamped "Société des Téléphones Picart Lebas" and "Appareil Combine Mod'le 1910 No. 25992", wood case, second earphone. - And:

Telephone, oak wall phone w/shelf, mfgd by S.H. Couch Company-Boston, Mass., c.1910, VG/Exc cond, 24"H x 8"W.

These wonderful antique shelves are c1910. They appear hand carved and noting the differences but likenesses of each of them, possibly carved by two different craftsmen. They are solid wood with each

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