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Posted 3 years ago
MRLETRAM
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I found this old phone in the basement of my house.
It is in pretty good shape, but I have search everywhere, and can't seem to find any others that are similar to this one.
The mouthpiece has a tag that says Western Electric Company 228 W.
The hanging black receiver says Western Electric Company - 143W
Pat in US Dec 4 1900 Mar 26 1901
Has anyone seem one like this before?
I am not interested in selling this, but, what would something like this be worth?
Wood TelephonesThe telephone was introduced by Alexander Graham Bell at a world's fair, th…
Your Intercom was manufactured by the Electric Goods Manufacturing Co. of Boston. The transmitter faceplate should read "Samson" not Western Electric. I hope this helps.