Description: 1940s North Electric Gallion black bakelite rotary telephone. This phone is made of bakelite and was designed in 1937 in the same style of the Western Electric 302 except the base is much wider. This phone is equiped with an Western Electric dial. This phone is fully restored and in perfect working condition showing no signs of wear or use. The phone is equiped with a line cord and modular connector for connection to a standard telephone jack.

Size: None
Condition: Restored Original

Description: 1950s Stromberg Carlson 1443 black bakelite rotary telephone. Stromberg Carlson phone company followed up their 1243 with the 1443. This phone was short lived as it was replaced soon after with the 1543. The 1443 has a small bale between the cradle ears for carrying the phone; this fragile piece had a tendency to break easily. The 1443 still used the same handset that was used on the earlier 1243. This phone has a switchable ringer volume control. This phone is sometimes called the "Cut Corner 500". It also uses a switch hook that can be switched out, converting this phone to a wall phone. The fragile bale on this phone has been repaired. The phone is equiped with a line cord and modular connector for connection to a standard telephone jack.

Size: None
Condition: Very Good

Description: 1940s Kellogg 1000 "Red Bar" black bakelite wall telephone. Made of black bakelite, this phone is an wall version of the commonly known "Kellogg Red Bar" phone. This set has a red bakelite switch hook. The No 1000 was manufactured in Chicago. This phone is fully restored and in perfect working condition showing no signs of wear or use. The phone is equiped with a plastic modular back plate to be used on a standard wall mount jack.

Size: None
Condition: Restored Original

Description: 1940s Stromberg Carlson 1250 black bakelite wall telephone. Made of black bakelite, this phone is known for it's cut off corner octagnal base. Along with the 1243, te 1250 was the first telephone to utilize a true modular network circuit three years before Western Electric. This phone is fully restored and in perfect working condition showing no signs of wear or use. The phone is equiped with a plastic modular back plate to be used on a standard wall mount jack.

Size: None
Condition: Restored Original

Description: 1940s Stromberg Carlson 1212 "Fat Boy" bakelite rotary telephone. The 1212 was not in production long because the bakelite ears on the handset cradle would break off when the phone was dropped. Due to its large size it was nicknamed the "Fat Stromberg" or just "Fat Boy" among collectors. Unlike most Stomberg Carlsons, this telpehone has an original Stromberg Carlson manufactured dial with chrome fingerwheel and original dial insert. Most Stomberg Carlson 1212s were equiped with Automatic Electric dials. This phone is fully restored and in perfect working condition showing no signs of wear or use. The phone is equiped with a line cord and modular connector for connection to a standard telephone jack.

Size: None
Condition: Restored Original

Description: 1930s Stromberg Carlson 1198 black bakelite rotary telephone. The 1198 was Stromber Carlson's answer to the first desk sets being manufactured by Western Electric. This phone is made of bakelite and was originally soldto many independent telephone companies. This phone is fully restored and in perfect working condition showing no signs of wear or use. The phone is equiped with a line cord and modular connector for connection to a standard telephone jack.

Size: None
Condition: Restored Original

Description: 1930s Kellogg 900 black bakelite rotary telephone. This phone is made of bakelite and was nicknamed the Kellogg Pyramid telephone. This phone can be used as an extention telephone and will ring with incoming calls. This phone is fully restored and in perfect working condition showing no signs of wear or use. The phone is equiped with a line cord and modular connector for connection to a standard telephone jack.

Size: None
Condition: Restored Original

Description: 1930s Leich Electric Company 90 black bakelite rotary telephone. This phone is made of bakelite and was designed pre-1937. This telephone does not have the extension base containing the ringer. This phone will not ring but can be used as an extention. This phone is fully restored and in perfect working condition showing no signs of wear or use. The phone is equiped with a line cord and modular connector for connection to a standard telephone jack.

Size: None
Condition: Restored Original

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Description: 1940s Stromberg Carlson 1212 "Fat Boy" rotary telephone. The 1212 was not in production long because the bakelite ears on the handset cradle would break off when the phone was dropped. Due to its large size it was nicknamed the "Fat Stromberg" or just "Fat Boy" among collectors. This phone is fully restored and in perfect working condition showing no signs of wear or use. The phone is equiped with a line cord and modular connector for connection to a standard telephone jack.

Size: None
Condition: Excellent

Description: 1956 Stromberg Carlson 1543 black rotary telephone with bakelite handset. This was the follow up telephone to the 1443. This happened about the same time as Western Electric's conversion to the 500. This phone is nicknamed the "Cut Corner 500". There is a switch hook that can be switched out, converting this phone to a wall phone. The phone is equiped with a line cord and modular connector for connection to a standard telephone jack.

Size: None
Condition: Excellent