Consolidated continued building two and three box WE wall telephones for the National Telephone Company, but it started branching out with its own designs. Around 1900 Western Electric opened their own factory in Britain and manufactured standard pattern WE phones, so the Consolidated phones only occupy a brief moment in the European history. Little is known of their phones, but the ones shown here are from remaining catalogs and collectors' examples.
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Consolidated still manufactured 3-box wall phones briefly. National Telephone Company;s Model B150. This phone was also used in early telephone exchanges in Australia.
National Telephone Company's Models B310 and B315, a small wall CB phone with or without bell.
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Wall intercom with rotary selector at the base
Small magneto wall phone with early Delville transmitter.
Gower phones.
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British Post Office Gower Bell model. First pattern
BPO Gower Bell, second pattern with Bell receivers.
Bell Desk Phones
Bell 3-box Wall Phones
Western Electric Wall Phones
Early Bell & Western Electric Phones
Bell Wall Phones
Early Bell and Western Electric Phones
Consolidated Phones
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