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Antique telephones were made to convert acoustic vibrations to electrical signals in order to transmit sound, typically voices, over a distance
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1950's Bakelite Telephone with Drawer, Model 332F
pylle emporium and gallery, shepton mallet, united kingdom
A black Bakelite telephone, model 332F with sliding drawer and braided cord. The handset has the number 164 51 on the handle.This telephone has been converted to work on the modern telephone network.
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1947 Black 232 Bakelite Telephone With Drawer, Converted
pylle emporium and gallery, shepton mallet, united kingdom
1947 Black Bakelite GPO Telephone with drawer. Model 1/232/L, handset number 164. With plaited handset cord, original number 10 dial, and drawer. This phone has been converted to work on the current telephone network, and...
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European Hi-boy
phoneco, inc, galesville, united states
Comes with brass fingerwheel. Nicely pinstriped. Without a magneto installed.
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Old 1929 W.E./N.E. 202
phoneco, inc, galesville, united states
Oval base with E1 handset. Most come with numbers only on #5 dial. Brown cords.
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Old 1927 W.E./N.E. 102
phoneco, inc, galesville, united states
Round base with E1 handset. Most come with numbers only on #5 dial. Brown corsd.
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1934 Kellogg Master Wall Phone
phoneco, inc, galesville, united states
Truly art deco. With original top.
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