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    Posted 11 years ago

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    vermontpho…
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    Here are some of My antiques phones. Two Western Electric phones with no dials from the early 1930,s and a Stromberg and Carlson from the late 1930,s early 1940,s are among them. Two Western Electric model 500 phones made from 1949 to the early 1980`s and a Western Electric Princess Phone from 1962. Also a Western Electric phone made of brass from the early 1900,s.

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    1. vermontphoneman vermontphoneman, 11 years ago
      Those eight in the photo are the best phones I have sofar. I only have a cuople more. I am currently looking for a Western Electric 302 I believe that's the model number. They look like the Stromberg and Carlsen I have.
    2. ttomtucker ttomtucker, 11 years ago
      Nice telephone collection, the Western Electric candlestick looks like a #10

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