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  • SC Catalog 1967 - 1 Sec. A - T-1114 i2 67ca - Replacement Parts for Sets Made 1950-56

    104 pages covering the SC 1500 , 1600 , and 1700 series sets plus major components. Models produced from 1950 to 1965 include: 890, 950D, 950DD, 1248 W, 1258 W, 1510 2, 1500 2, 1532, 1532 M, 1533, 1533 M, 1533 MK, 1534, 1534 M, 1543 W, 1543 WT, 2 1543...

  • SC T-6041 67ca - 500 Tone-Dial Conversion Kits

    Contributed by John Novack. Processed by Paul Fassbender. Extend the earning power of your 500 telephones WITH TONE DIAL" CONVERSION KITS TCI Library www.telephonecollectors.info ,Extend the earning power of your 500 Telephones by converting from...

  • SC 84-006-72 i2 Oct74 - 1802-5B5 & 2802-5B5 5-line speakerphone Conn Maint

    Contributed and scanned by John Novack. Processed by Paul Fassbender. .. •. STROMBERG CARLSON PRACTICES SECTION 84 006 72 Issue 2, October 1974 S C 1802 SBS AND 2802 SBS SERIES, DESK, ROTARY DIAL AND TONE DIAL®, S LINE, LOUDSPEAKING TELEPHONES...

  • 1925 - AT&T SxS Equipment Engineering Notes - Part 3 of 3

    115pp. Includes: Equipment Engineering Notes Divisions IX X 604 pages in all three parts. Contributed by John Novack AT&T SxS Equipment Engineering Notes 1925 Part 3 TCI Library: www.telephonecollectors.info TCI Library:...

  • SD-31606-01

    Prepared by John Novack including corrections by Steph Kerman. ~ 10~9091£ GS 32 I I CD ISS OWG ISSUE !SS I ,, ~· ;J SHEET INDEX ~ SHEET NO. ISSUE NO. ~~s: ~o c~~~~N 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42...

  • California DNR Forestry - Telephone Handbook - 1947

    237 pages. The purpose of this Handbook is to establish principles, standards and methods to be observed in the construction and maintenance of telephone systems on the National Forests. California Dept of Natural Resources. Based on info from the U.S....

  • Bell System Technical Journal Index with Links - 1922 - 1983

    Bell System Technical Journal Archive Complete Index with hotlinks This page provides a convenient portal into the full run of the "BSTJ" articles from 1922-1983 posted by Bell Labs on archive.org. That site provides a subject / keyword search, on-line...


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