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  • C36.301 i2 Oct53 - 549 551-Type Keys

    Description Installation Maintenance. Pushbutton or button. Contributed by Chuck Hensley. fr _ C opyri ght. t9S .j . by American Telephhne and Telegiaph Companv P ri nted i rr U . S . A . B E I L S Y S T E M P R A CTICES Staticn Installation and...

  • B899.321 iA Jan37 - NY Tel - Notes on 551-type PBX Switchboards

    Issue A, January 1937, NY Tel. Manhattan. Contributed by Steve Cichorsky

  • C14.004 i1 Feb56 - Signals

    Includes 592 subset, 7 type bell, 7 type buzzer, pushbutton (549 and 551 type keys), and lamp (14 , 15 , 17 , 18 , 20 , and 21 type indicators). Contributed by John Novack. Processed by Paul Fassbender. Copyright. 1956, by American T elephone and T...

  • 475-210-100 i1 Oct59 - Order Turrets No 2 2A - Id Inst Conn

    Contributed and scanned by Steve Cichorsky. OCR and processing by Paul Fassbender. BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES SECTION 475 210 100 Plant Series Issue 1, October, 1959 AT&TCo Standard ORDER TURRETS NO. 2 AND 2A IDENTIFICATION, INSTALLATION, AND CONNECTIONS...

  • 518-000-000 i85 Jun74 - Index

    Division 518: Key Telephone Systems, Video Telephone Stations, and Switching Systems Customer Equipment. Contributed by Sam Etler. BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES SECTION 518 000 000 AT&TCo Standard Issue 85, June 1974 NUMERICAL INDEX DIVISION 518 KEY...

  • 503-100-100 i5 apr 1979 telephone sets modular type

    From the collection of Phil McCarter TELEPHONE SETS MODULAR TYPE SECTION 503 100 100 Issue 5, April 1979 BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES AT & TCo Standard TELEPHONE SETS MODULAR TYPE 1. 1.01 1.02 • Show cu rrent production 630A4 connecting block GENERAL Thi s...

  • 518-000-000 i58 May83 - Index

    Division 518: Key Telephone Systems, Video Telephone Stations, and Switching Systems Customer Equipment. Contributed by Sam Etler. BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES SECTION 518 000 000 AT & TCo Standard Issue 58, May 1983 NUMERICAL INDEX DIVISION 518 ( KEY...

  • 512-000-000 i42 Jun84 - Index

    Issue 42, June 1984. AT&T. Division 512: Automatic Dialers, Station Keys, Key Equipment lnterphone Systems, Modular Units, and Speakerphone Systems. Contributed by Sam Etler . AT&T PRACTICE Standard NUMERICAL INDEX DIVISION 512 @) AT &T 512 000 000...

  • 512-000-000 i40 Aug81 - Index

    Issue 40, August 1981. Division 512: Automatic Dialers, Station Keys, Key Equipment lnterphone Systems, Modular Units, and Speakerphone Systems. Contributed by Sam Etler . BB1 SYSTEM PRACTiaS SECTION 512 000 000 AT& TCo Standard Issue 40, August 1981...

  • 028-113-920 IA Sep45 Installation 8A Buzzer 550 551 552 Type PBXs

    8A type buzzer, 550 type, 551 type and 552 type PBXs. Contributed by Steve Cichorsky


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