Automatic Electric 1940s Wall Telephone - Black with Chrome Trim mws_apo_generated 7th Conductor - Orange

7th Conductor - Orange

but perhaps none is a distinctive as the Uniphone series that was manufactured in the 1940s and 50s

Also available with painted antique white body and handset

polished fingerwheel

Cords – The phone has been outfitted with brand new vinyl cords and the line cord has a modular connection to facilitate a connection to your wall jack

Automatic Electric 1940s Wall Telephone - Black with Chrome Trim mws_apo_generated 7th Conductor - OrangeHistory This style of Automatic Electric wallphone 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. Like it's cousins the Type 34 and 40 desk phones the wall phone is a graceful example of art deco design. These rugged phones were made of solid Bakelite and engineered to last a lifetime. The body of the phone measures 9. 5"