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This is a 51AL Western Electric Candlestick with a 229 Transmitter and a WE scissor gate. The telephone comes with a 334A
subset and a reverse NE dial(likely made in Europe)
North Electric "Thick Shaft" candlestick with small transmitter faceplate and marked receiver.
Chicago "Semi Potbelly" stick with Montgomery Ward Telephone Co. transmitter. Fashioned with a "Chicago Satisfy"
receiver cap.
From right to left:The Connecticut Telephone and Electric Co. with marked transmitter. Next, DeVeau Candlestick. Cracraft
Leach with marked transmitter. Kellogg Candlestick with marked transmitter. Stromberg Carlson Candlestick.
From lft to rigt, a Canadian Independent Telephone Co, Toronto Canada set. In the centre, a Swedish American Telephone company
candlestick. On the right, a nickle Plated(original)Chicago stick with a "Chicago Telephone Satisfy" receiver cap.
From left to right, a 51Al Northern Electric dial set with a 323 trnsmitter, marked receiver, a 2AB WE dial and was mostlikely
made for the US market. Next, 20PC Northern Electric set with marked receiver. Next, is a Northern Electric 20 AL with bulldog
transmitter and a REPRO courtesy coinbox. On the right is a 20AL Northern Electric "high clam shell" base set with
a 5h NE dial and 323 transmitter. All sets have Northern Electric Company of Canada embossed on the back cup.
A small collection of Enterphones. From left to right is a Western Electric 4 button enterphone with a watchcase receiver
and 302 transmitter. In the center is an SH Couch Co,Norfolk,Mass. 8 button enterphone. On the tight is a 33 channel enterphone
made by Screw Machine Products Co. The face plate marked as Select-o-Phone.
From left to right, a Stromberg Carlson dial set with marked receiver and WE dial. On the right is a British WE/Post Office
dial det with a dial made for Turkish market.
On the left is a DeVeau stick with a marked transmitter and on the right, an American Electric Candlestick with Die Cut receiver
hook and Rev-O-Noc Transmitter faceplate.
Stromberg Carlson "OilCan" telephone with ball type perch,1895
Century Split Shaft, Buffalo, NY
American Electric Keystone Candlestick
Kellogg Knurled Candlestick
Automatic Electric Stairstep Candlestick with A in hook switch
Western Electric number 10 with the 7 digit transmitter and long pole receiver.
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