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Posted 1 year ago
daanon11
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Unusual Kellogg wooden wall phone with not one but two long pole receivers and a strange wooden transmitter box and transmitter mouthpiece cup that looks like an old operator chest set mouthpiece turned upside down. There is a detailed two-station set circuit diagram inside the upper box door and metal dry cell battery holders inside the lower box. I bought this phone several years ago at a small antique shop, and have never seen anything like it on Ebay or elsewhere. If any Kellogg collectors can provide any further info on the phone, I'd appreciate it.
Kellogg TelephonesThe Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company was founded in 1897 by Milo G. K…
daanon11, I see where your wall telephone is listed on Ebay, good luck