Mouth or earpiece for early Bell telephone instrument used at Lloyds station, patented by Alexander Graham Bell, unknown maker, British, 1906. The mouth/ear piece is not original and was added by the museum in 1906 Mouth or earpiece for early telephone by Alexander Graham Bell, 1906. Telecommunications 1906
Small, hollow wooden cylinder to connect the mouth or ear piece for an early Bell telephone instrument used at Lloyds station, patented by Alexander Graham Bell, unknown maker, British, 1906. The mouth/ear piece and connector are not original and were added by the museum in 1906, weight 3.36 g Connector for mouth or earpiece for early telephone by Alexander Graham Bell, 1906. Telecommunications 1906
Base from Strowger calling dial, made by the Automatic Electric Company, United States, 1900 base for Strowger calling dial, 1900 Telecommunications 1900
Telephone handset from PABX 7 switchboard used with a special interface for blind operators, made by Post Office Telecommunications, British, 1977 handset from telephone exchange for use by blind operators, 1977 Telecommunications 1977
Telephone receiver; cylindrical receiver with a flattened end, and wire attached to the top of receiver. End piece has five holes, and is broken at one side, exposing thread on cylinder. The wire has a spanner shaped hook. Mnufacturer unknown Telephone receiver Telecommunications
