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The Collection

This is a showcase of my small collection of field telephones of all kinds: military, PTT lineman's sets, railway, and industrial telephones. Primarily for my own enjoyment, but kept in English for maximum compatibility. I plan to document the collection through a series of videos and accompanying articles, published on a somewhat regular schedule – although we'll see how the "regular" part works out. The five latest episodes are listed below, with the newest first:

The List

The Specials

The Library

Military field telephony original documents

Misc. | France | Germany | Italy | Switzerland | UK | USA

Misc.

France

Germany

Italy

Switzerland

UK

USA

Military field telephony history and collectors reference books (Short reviews of some)

Telephony related history, collectors reference and technical books

Contact

Links

Field phone specific

General Telephone Collectors Resources


Epilogue

"Mr. Watson — Come here — I want to see you."
- Alexander

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