Contributed by Jim Haynes.

"Pushbutton Communication will work for you"  Contributed by Rick Walsh.

Contents: The ESOP Story: The Facts About It. Some Q 's and A's On ESOP, No. 4 ESS II Coming On Line, Echo Suppressor Makes Debut, Court Stays Registration Program, WE Praised By C&P President, Interconnect Firm To Get Hearing, WE People, BSSP March unit Values, BSSP: How AT&T Shares Fund Works.   Contributed by Steve Cichorsky.

Contributed by Steve Cichorsky.

Contents: Kansas City Works Wins Safety Honors, Lightguide Signals Many Services, WE's 1976 Energy Report Released, Small College Presidents Meet at CEC, WE Named to Negotiate Saudi Contract, WE Minority Supplier Purchases Up, MVW Making Low-Power T1 Repeaters, No. 1 ESS Gets Nod For Long Distance, N.J. Bell Opens Center at Gateway II, Kearny Works Making New Data Test Set, WE Arranges New Car Rental Contract, Sloan Fellowship Winners Selected, CEC Reports On 1976 Activities, WE People, Subcommittee Hearings Begin Today, Communications Reform Act Updated, WE's First Quarter Earnings Impressive, No. 4 ESS Cutover In Columbus.  Contributed by Steve Cichorsky.

August 10, 1929.  Contributed by Steve Cichorsky.

The Fortieth Milestone, Western Electric Company Ltd, 1883-1923 (United Kingdom / UK)

Western Electric Company Ltd were the suppliers of many wonderful items including the golfball pedestal set. There are very few documents which show the association of the golfball pedestal with the Post Office. The Western Electric factory at New Southgate became the S.T.C. factory which became Nortel.

Document scanned by Laurence Rudolf and PDF made by Sam Hallas.

Southern Bell Design Line phones folder
"Twelve new telephones from the people who brought you the first one..."

Telephone Services for Sale. Internal promotion for "Operation Sell," a word of mouth sales program asking Western Electric employees to help sell telephones and services.  Suitable for use anywhere within the Bell System, with a WE slant.  Interesting perspective on the Bell System catching up with demand in the post WWII period.  Shows 500 sets in early colors (yellow, gray, red and blue sets have black dials and gray cords), two-tone 500s, 500H, 532, 510, 502, 554, 354, 211, retractile cords, hands free (speakerphone), answering set, keysets, headsets, switchboards, hazardous environment sets, elevator set, outdoor set, teletypes and mobile telephones.   Contributed by Jonathan Sowers and discussed in a conversation on the Classic Rotary Phones Forum. Processed by Paul Fassbender.

Dimension Electronic Private Branch Exchange. Contributed by Steve Cichorsky. OCR and Admin: Paul Fassbender.

" Bell Introduces Streamlined Pushbutton Telephone," Telephony 1/7/59.

"Western Electric and National Defense" ad features Nike and Terrier missiles, DEW Line and SAGE. From Telephony Mag. 3/21/59.

"Telephone Organizations Build, Maintain DEW Line, White Alice," Telephony, 2/7/59.

"Bell Transistor Amplifier Aids Telephone Operator," Telephony, 3/21/59, Cover and p.51.? Also ad for Automatic Electric featuring AE 88-T speakerphone.

December 1941, Vol 1, No. 12, Article on Christmas Day Long Distance Demand during WWII.