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SoldUnipolar Telephone ReceiverUnipolar telephone receiver, Ca 1894. Marked on cap: "COLUMBIA TELEPHONE MFG. CO. / PAT'D AUG 3, 81. SEPT. 6, 81 & DEC 13, 81." Element water damaged, otherwise appears complete. No cord. From the HowSee Sold Price
SoldAn Early "Butterstamp" Telephone Receiver c.1880sAn Early "Butterstamp" Telephone Receiver c.1880s A superb and very early Butterstamp-style receiver transmitter. Possibly by Siemens, complete with fine adjustment mechanism in base and original screSee Sold Price
SoldRARE GREYS TELEPHONE RECEIVERMarked Gray's patent May 21st 1878. Original condition. 4 1/2 inches x 3 1/2 wide. Seems complete. Original cord. Shipping 1 pound.See Sold Price
SoldRare Telephone Receiver, c. 1895Rare Telephone Receiver, c. 1895 Unmarked, probably Germany or France, nickel-plated case, walnut handle, original cabel, height 7 ¼ in. Seltener Telephonhörer, um 1895 Unbezeichnet, vermutlSee Sold Price
SoldRare Bell-Type Telephone Receiver, c. 1890Rare Bell-Type Telephone Receiver, c. 1890 Unmarked, turned mahogany, height 6 ¾ in., with two external terminals. Seltener Bell-Typ-Telephonhörer, um 1890 Unbezeichnet, gedrechseltes MahagoSee Sold Price
SoldRARE PHELPS DUPLEX TELEPHONE RECEIVERCa 1897. Marked American Speaking telephone Co. Phelps Duplex Telephone No 6331A New York. India Rubber or Gutta-Percha. 5 1/2 inches x 3 inches wide x 1 1/2 deep. Good condition. Seemscomplete. 1 pouSee Sold Price
SoldRare Swiss Railway Telephone Receiver, c. 1895Rare Swiss Railway Telephone Receiver, c. 1895 Marked "Schweizerische Bundesbahnen", ebonite longpole receiver, protection cap to hide the outside terminal contacts, height 7 in. Seltener Schweizer EiSee Sold Price
SoldRARE EARLY NATIONAL SPOON TELEPHONE RECEIVERHard plastic or hard rubber. Spoon receiver style. Marked Property of National Improved Telephone Company Patent. Numbered 2418. Dated 1880. 6 1/2 inches long. 3 inches wide.See Sold Price
SoldL.M. Ericsson and Co. Stokholm telephone receiver and two earpieces, original, circa 1900, EiffelL.M. Ericsson and Co. Stokholm telephone receiver and two earpieces, original, circa 1900, Eiffel Tower phone, Bakelite, Swedish designSee Sold Price
SoldMiniature Telegraph and 2 Bell-Type Telephone Receivers, c. 1900Miniature 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 thSee Sold Price
SoldRARE EARLY WOOD TELEPHONE RECEIVERTurned wooden early telephone receiver. 7 1/4 inches x 3 3/8 inches. No markings. Shipping 1. Good condition.See Sold Price
SoldBurns' Patent Outside Telephone ReceiverBurns' patent outside terminal telephone receiver Ca. 1905. Hard rubber and nickel plated brass. Marked: "AMERICAN ELECTRIC TELEPHONE CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS BURNS' PATENT." Chip on cap, some corrosionSee Sold Price
SoldRARE CLAY 1883 PATENT TELEPHONE RECEIVERHard rubber, bakelite or gutta perha and iron. Marked Clay Patents. 2 3/4 diameter x 4 1/2 inches long. Good condition. Shipping 1 poundSee Sold Price
SoldWood Shell Electromagnetic Telephone ReceiverWood shell electromagnetic hand telephone or telephone receiver. Ca 1895. Probably European. Appears complete and in excellent condition from exterior. Not examined internally. Connecting wires probabSee Sold Price
SoldThree Early Telephone Receiver ReplicasThree Early Telephone Receiver Replicas 1) Butterstamp with whistle call, after Siemens & Halske, model from 1880, height 11 in. - 2) Butterstamp, with modern microphone, height 7 ¼ in. - And: 3)See Sold Price
SoldHard Rubber Pony Outside Telephone ReceiverHard rubber pony outside terminal telephone receiver, Ca. 1902. Unmarked (probably Sealy & Couch). Chip in cap hole. No cord. From the Howard Hazelcorn collection.See Sold Price
SoldLesley Gore silver plate telephone receiver coverLesley Gore silver plate telephone receiver cover 8.5" x 2.25"See Sold Price
SoldRosewood Shell Electromagnetic Telephone ReceiverRosewood shell electromagnetic hand telephone or telephone receiver, Ca 1900. Probably European. Element appears complete. Large crack on side of cap, two hairline cracks at top of case. Binding postsSee Sold Price
SoldVntg Gorham Silver Plated Telephone Receiver CoverVintage Gorham silver-plated telephone receiver cover. Features an ornate floral pattern. Signed & marked. Reads, GORHAM SILVER PLATE. PEND. Surface wear consistent to age, use & exposure. MeasurementSee Sold Price
SoldUS Navy WWII Battleship Telephone Receiver SetUS Navy WWII Battleship Telephone Receiver Set. This antique telephone will remind you of the days before a phone could fit in your pocket. The dimensions are 12in x 13in x 10in. Condition: it is in fSee Sold Price
Sold(4) RARE EARLY WOOD TELEPHONE RECEIVERSAll original in untouched condition. All the same models. 5 inches tall. Good condition. Shipping approx. 2 pounds.See Sold Price
Sold(2) RARE LARGE BUTTER STAMP TELEPHONE RECEIVERSEarly large wooden butter stamp type telephone receivers. 8 1/2 inches tall x 4 1/2 diameter. No markings. Good condition. Shipping 2 pounds.See Sold Price
Sold(on-4) RARE BUTTERCUPS TELEPHONE RECEIVERSOn four wooden early receivers. Known as Hand Telephone. Tallest 7 1/4 inches. Shipping approx. 9 x 9 x 9 inches and 2 pounds. Original patina. Seem like working. One missing contacts.See Sold Price
Sold3 Replicas of Early Telephone Receivers3 Replicas of Early Telephone Receivers 1) Butterstamp for whistle call, after Siemens & Halske, model from 1880, height 7 in. - 2) Butterstamp, based on the first Swedish telephone by Hakon Brunius,See Sold Price
