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  • Bell System ATC - AutoMatic TelePhone - manual Jul80

    4 , Make Your 1 Connections Connect the Handset Plug either end of the hand set cord into the jack A near the mouthpiece of the handset, then plug the other end into the jack at the left side of the base of The AutoMatic TelePhone , as shown. Connect...

  • V-1109RTHF Bc

    VSP V 1109RTHF Issue 8 V 1109RTHF NINE ZONE PAGE CONTROL GENERAL The V 1109RTHF, Nine Zone Page Control, is a dial select microprocessor controlled page unit to be used with PABX, Electronic Key or 1A2 Telephone Equipment. These instructions contain...

  • Western Electric Information for the Care and Operation of No. 1317 Telephone Sets

    Contributed by: Joe Hersey, www.pioneertelephonemuseum.org Instruction Bulletin 301, P 244239, Information on the Care and Operation of No. 1317 Telephone Sets, undated. 25 pages covering assembly, installation (incoming line and ground connections but...

  • 501-150-901PT iA Mar60 - PBX - Special Services - Station Number and Instruction Cards

    Contributed by Steve Cichorsky. Processed by Remco Enthoven and Paul Fassbender. BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES Plant Series 3ECTION 501 150 901PT Issue A, March, 1980 Pacific Tel. DESIGNATION, INSTRUCTION, AND STATION NUMBER CARDS AND PBX POSITION REFERENCE...

  • 1955ca WE - How does it work? - Telephones - The WE500

    Contributed by John Novack. TCI Library www.telephonecollectors.info , This booklet tells you I W ESTERN ELECTRIC people began making tele phones in 1877, one year after Alexander Graham day, but the telephone he invented has undergone many changes...

  • SC Catalog 1949

    Stromberg Carlson Catalog 1949. Please send scans of any other available sections to help complete this document! Scanned for the TCI Library by John Novack. Bookmarks and Processing by Paul Fassbender. Sections: A MAGNETO TELEPHONES B MAGNETO...

  • TelTone TLS-4 and TLS-5 User Manual 2003

    Covers TLS 4A 01 and TLS 5X 01 models. OCR by Paul Fassbender. Telephone Line Simulator TLS 4A and TLS 5X User’s Manual 40 400 00033, Rev. C TCI Library: www.telephonecollectors.info ,Note This manual covers Models TLS 4A 01 and TLS 5X 01. In this...

  • 514-156-100 i1 Jan79 - Bell ATC AutoMatic TelePhone

    Bell System branded automatic telephone answering machine made by ATC American Telecommunications Corporation. Also see the user manual. Contributed by Dave Gruger. Processed by Remco Enthoven and Paul Fassbender. BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES SECTION 514...

  • Ericsson Uk Telephones For Mines Ocr

    ,BOO KLE T N o . 14A Certified Safe Telephone Apparatus for Mines Manufactured at Telephone Works, Beeston, Nottingham CONTRACTORS TO : The British Post Office, Admiralty, War Office, Crown Agents for the Colonies, India Office, Dominion Governments,...

  • The Great Telephone Hoax - A Forensic Analysis of the Hitler Telephone

    This 183 page document summarizes extensive research done by a team of collectors and historians expanding on pre sale auction information on a phone purported to have been owned by Adolph Hitler. The phone sold at auction for $230,000 on February 19,...

  • Kellogg Catalog 91 - Magneto Telelephones, Switchboards & Apparatus

    76 pages, 17MB. Includes Masterphones (No. 700), Grabaphones, upright desk stands and wood. Contributed by John Novack. Bookmarked and processed by Paul Fassbender. SWITCHBOARDS TELEPHONES APPARATUS SUPPLIES }I . j' \ l (.) ( . IV\ ' {"' 1 v I l } !t...

  • 47mar National Geographic - Miracle Men of the Telephone

    March 1947. Alexander Graham Bell background info. Contributed by Steph Kerman. Bookmarked by Paul Fassbender. VOL. XCI, No. 3 WASHINGTON MARCH, 1947 Miracle Men of the Telephone BY F. BARROWS COLTON In observance of the centennial of the birth of...


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