Posted 4 years ago
Pinksquirrel
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I'm not sure what we have. I would like to have any information possible. It doesn't have the holes that the radio ones I've seen posted.
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| Lady_Picker's loves646 of 1729 |  |  |
Old telephone | ||
| Lady_Picker's loves646 of 1729 | | |
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Posted 4 years ago
Pinksquirrel
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I'm not sure what we have. I would like to have any information possible. It doesn't have the holes that the radio ones I've seen posted.
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Looks to me like somebody, somewhere, tried to make an antique phone cabinet into a radio -- in other words, its current 'guts' were never intended to be in there. Its external parts (any markings/etc on the handpiece/mouthpiece, those could help??) seem to belong, maybe...the circuit board/speaker/battery holder inside OTOH look to be decades later in origin. The little 'shelf' on its outer frontside might have got itself turned upside down too, from original...???
I can't find any markings other than on and close to the speaker and the box doesn't look like it has been switched.
Your 8 transistor radio telephone model 1429 was manufactured by Audition of Japan, circa 1968