Antique Kellogg early 1900s 4-bar magneto-powered crank wall phone | ||
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Posted 9 years ago
VintageMisc
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Love the wood of the early wall phones and the science, engineering and ingenuity that went into this amazing invention!
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I believe your wall phone was manufactured by D.A. Kussell even though the
transmitter is a Kellogg, the Kussell transmitter could have been replaced over the years. I look at the over all telephone like the transmitter arm, switchhook, ringer, magneto. Over all it's a nice wall telephone.
I have a Kellogg that looks similar, except for the lightning protector at the top. I have the round black one and three connecting screws. Otherwise, looks like mine. Yours looks great.
Thank you both ttomtucker & zeter! I have looked far and wide, but have not seen another lightning protector that Zeter mentioned at the top. Most that I've seen are a central unit with three pegs spaced out. (Sorry for my terminology that is inept!)
Thank you ttomtucker, I will look into Kussell phones now!