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Odds and Ends
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I have a very few type 10 dials fitted with a black
oxidised finger plate, body, and type 8 (small) label holder.
A genuine type 8 is extremely rare, so this might be
the next best thing. It looks like the type 8 dials as fitted to candlestick
telephones in the early 1920's. These are assembled from genuine original
parts. No exchange dial is required. |
£85 |
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I also have a very few type 10 dials fitted with a black
oxidised finger plate, body, and type 8 (small) label holder.
A genuine type
8 is extremely rare, so this might be the next best thing. It looks like the
type 8 dials as fitted to candlestick telephones in the early 1920's.
This
one has an original 4 screw No 8 contact assembly fitted. These are
assembled from genuine original parts. No exchange dial is required. |
£110 |
| Rare type 24c ATE dial. Black painted brass finger plate. Mint condition.
Fits 150, 200 series, 300 series and many others. No exchange dial required |
£25 |
| As above 24c dial but in used condition No exchange required |
£15 |
Unusual and rare ATE dial. Part number L39509. Black plastic finger plate
which incorporates the numbers in cupped recesses. Fascinating mechanism
with partial sun and planet gearing .
Fits 150, 200 series, 300 series and many others. No exchange required |
£30 |
User instruction booklet in colour for BT answer recording machine type
101A. Dated I would guess in the late 70's.
Poorly stored and dirty. But great if you have a 101A. |
£1 |
| Jack Unit 1A. This is a small grey box which contains the elements of a
telephone. It does not include a bell, dial, or hand set. The circuit
diagram is similar to a 706. Circuit diagram included. Circa 1970's |
£8 |
Incredible find. Mint Unused!!!
Line cord suitable for early magneto
telephones such as the Ericsson skeleton.
This is an original cord from the early 1900's. It was probably made by
Ericsson or their supplier.
It is about 3 metres or 10 feet long, braided with green cloth with red
cotton binding at each end. There are seven colour coded cores, all
correctly whipped with copper wire.
Make no mistake, this is original and mint. Museum quality. |
£70 |
Another Incredible find.
Mint Unused!!!
Handset cord suitable for early magneto
telephones such as the Ericsson skeleton, wooden wall and corporation types.
This is an original cord from the early 1900's. It was probably made by
Ericsson or their supplier.
It is about 1.5 metres or 5 feet long, braided with green cloth with green
cotton binding at each end. There are four cores, all correctly whipped
with copper wire. The four colour coded cores are the correct length and
have the correct extensions for most early Ericsson type handsets with a press to
talk switch. Note it has 4 cores, not 5 cores
Make no mistake, this is original and mint. Museum quality. |
£110 |
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Mouthpiece Black bakelite No 18.
Rare
ORIGINAL BRAND NEW OLD STOCK, Not reproduction.
Used on some
Siemens wall phones, and certain test telephones. Fits the 164 type handset
shell. |
£20.00 |
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an old bakelite
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