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    Posted 1 year ago

    Laurabelle61
    (76 items)

    The Automatic Electric Model 40
    Monophone was introduced in 1938.
    This combined phone includes all the
    components required to operate within the casing, eliminating the need for an external network subset and ringer. The AE40 is a graceful example of art deco design. These rugged phones were made of solid Bakelite and were
    available in a variety of colors with various trim options. It still works!

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    Comments

    1. clockerman clockerman, 1 year ago
      Great phone. Thanks for sharing. I love it
    2. Laurabelle61 Laurabelle61, 1 year ago
      Thank you, clockerman. It’s a bit of a beast, it must weigh 30 lbs
    3. ttomtucker ttomtucker, 1 year ago
      The AE type 40 had a long life. I remember them still in service in the 1960's

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