Telephone transmitter

PART OF:: Collection of telecommunications operated in the Manchester area

Made:: circa 1880 in Manchester

Handheld granular carbon telephone transmitter

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Handheld granular carbon telephone transmitter
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Handheld granular carbon telephone transmitter, made by David Moseley & Sons, Manchester, c.1880.

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Category:: Telecommunications

Object Number:: Y1999.2.4

Materials:: wood (unidentified)

Measurements:: overall: 227 mm, 68 mm,

type:: telephone transmitter

credit:: Gift of British Telecommunications Museum

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Telephone transmitter

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