Contributed by John Novack.

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.

Contributed by Chuck Hensley. Processed by Paul Fassbender.

Contributed by Chuck Hensley. Processed by Paul Fassbender.

HOW TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY THROUGH THE USE OF THE LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONE - Case Histories. Contributed by John Novack.

Contributed by Chuck Hensley. Processed by Paul Fassbender.

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

Contributed by Steve Cichorsky.

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

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

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

"Bell Transistor Amplifier Aids Telephone Operator," (292-type amplifier for switchboard use.) Telephony, 3/21/59, Cover and p.51.? Also ad for Automatic Electric featuring AE 88-T speakerphone.

February 1963 Marketing Brochure. Scanned by Valerie Flores | From the Collection of the JKL Museum of Telephony

Speeds up to 200 bits per second. OCR by Paul Fassbender.

1. Contributed by David Goodman, Steve Flocke and John Novack.

Scanned by Valerie Flores | From the Collection of the JKL Museum of Telephony

10-Button Phone April 1975 Marketing Brochure

Brochure. Rotary Three-slot coin phones refurbished for home use -- no coins needed. Available from Southwestern Bell in wall or desk models! From as-found condition to custom painted for only $85-95. The working parts remain SWB's property.

Contributed by Sheila Flory,  whose mother was a Bell employee and had a gold set. Processed by Paul Fassbender.