Posted 14 years ago
jrwllm
(59 items)
6' Western Electric tandem wall phone with unmarked Western Long Pole receiver. You can't be short to use this phone.
Western Electric 6' Tandem | ||
| Western Electric Telephones105 of 120 |  |  |
Western Electric 6' Tandem | ||
| Western Electric Telephones105 of 120 | | |
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Posted 14 years ago
jrwllm
(59 items)
6' Western Electric tandem wall phone with unmarked Western Long Pole receiver. You can't be short to use this phone.
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Well Jerry wecome to the proud owners club of a W.E. 6ft tandem.
Thanks Tom
Alright you telephone guys. I have a 1935 Sears kit house and it has a built in phone nook. I can't firgure out how it's supposted to work. It has a shelf, and below it looks like a place for the ringer? Do any of you know how it was to work or what phone would of been used for this nook?
http://s53.photobucket.com/albums/g43/yuckfu/house/?action=view¤t=phone.jpg
that must be deafening when you get an incoming call. I only have 1 phone.
Is that a blake reciever on the far left? Nice collection!