Description: Western Electric dial card. This dial card will work on Western Electric dial card assemblys. Customize your dial card with your personal number for an additional $0.50 per dial card. If you are purchasing only a dial card make sure to select the special shipping option at check out.

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Condition: Restored Original

Description: 1960s Western Electric yellow 554 rotary wall telephone. The phone is equiped with a wall mount modular connector for connection to a standard wall telephone jack.

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Condition: Excellent

Description: Western Electric dial card assembly with chrome trim ring. This original dial card holder has the original plastic cover and a reproduction print quality dial card insert.

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Condition: Restored Original

Description: 1965 Western Electric 554 beige rotary wall telephone. This wall phone comes with the very hard to find matching wall outlet cover plate. The phone is equiped with a wall mount modular connector for connection to a standard wall telephone jack.

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Condition: Excellent

Description: 1930s Western Electric 40AL candlestick telephone with Gray Pay Station payphone box. The model 40 AL is known as the Bower Barff candlestick because of the "Bower Barff" process used to finish the stem and base of the candlestick. This chemical-scale finish produced by oxidizing the surface of the steel parts in the presence of steam and oil. The transmitter perch and cup are original painted over brass. This phone is all original. This pay station was used in the early telephone days. The customer would pick up the receiver and an operator would come on line to place the call. the operator would tell the customer to deposit money into the coin slots. The coin path to the lock box letting the operator know that the money was deposited. A dine rings two bells, a nickel rings one bell and a quarter makes a dong sound. 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. This phone can only be used as an extension phone and cannot make outgoing calls.

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Condition: Restored Original

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.

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Condition: Restored Original

Description: 1951 Western Electric 202 Imperial rotary telephone desk set. The Gold and Ivory Western Electric 202 was named the "Imperial." The base of the 202 is 24k gold plated. This phone was produced in 1951 as a special set to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Bell System. This phone cmoes with a ringer box. The ringer box is a Western Electric 302 base with all the original componets and a manufactured plastic cover in the form of an original 684 Western Electric ringer box. The original gold plate shows some wear on the handset rest ears and on the back. The phone is equiped with a modular connector for connection to a standard telephone jack.

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Condition: Very Good

Description: 1920s Western Electric 151AL candlestick rotary telephone with scissor gate. This desk stand or "candlestick" telephone sows how the telephone company upgraded telephones as technology evolved. The phone is a 50AL put in service in the 1920s ad was factory updated in the late 1930s early 1940s with a "Bull Dog" transmitter, HAI receiver and a 5H dial. The original 50Al stamp located on the back of the perch was redesignated as a 151AL by adding the 1 and restamping a 1 through the 0. This telephone is mounted to a "scissor gate" for easy access and has a headset instead of a hand held receiver. This phone was probably used for a dispatcher or anyone who was on the phone for a long time. A modern network was installed in this telephone to assure proper operation on a current telephone network. There is no ringer attached to the phone but it can be used as a fully operational extension and to make calls. The telephone is mounted temporarily on a plaque for display. It will require a proper mounting of the scissor gate to a fixed table to be safely used. The phone is equipped with a line cord and modular connector for connection to a standard telephone jack.

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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.

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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