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Posted 10 years ago
ttomtucker
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for justahobby, here are some loeffler-Phones and a patent issued to Louis J Loeffler. photo (1) 5 station intercom candlestick, photo (2) 8 station intercom with micro handset, photo (3) Louis J. Loeffler patent, photo (4)
Loeffler intercom business located in New York? taken 2003.
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Man! Those are neat phones! Thanks again for the info and for posting other Loeffler phones. Love the history behind the old intercoms.
Kurt
Thank you Kurt and phil
very cool.........
Tom;
Very nice intercom stick. These are much harder to find that the residential desk stands.
Great shape too.
Ben
Thank you for your comment's Roycroftbooksfromme1 and ontphonetech
Ttomtucker - Great collection...always like your posts. I have a friend who has a great condition switchboard maybe from the 1920's. Do you know of any websites with more information I could find. I have pictures if helpful.
Edisonfan, Contact the Antique Telephone Collectors Association at atcaonline.com
quite a few collectors collect switchboards and or have switchboard catalogs. several photo would help ID your board.
Thank you, will give them a try.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! :)
Thank you kehphones
Thank you AnnaB
Mr.Tom,
You left a comment about my antique phone booth, if you had to guess ,what number would you say it would go for
When I purchased it, it was an item at the time many seemed to be searching for. Many say I over paid but to the eye of the beholder it's what I value and treasure that matter,so I didn't care how much. I've had it looked at but have never gotten a straight answer, your comment,actually helped me alot about the history.
Thanks for any help. And yes I know it's not an appraisal,I'm just curious.
Sincerely,
Bobbee