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O&S(meme) - wired vs free
And if you show that 'phone to most of the modern generation, they would have no idea how to operate it to make a call, although they might manage to pick up on an incoming call.
[Not that it would work, as it will be "pulse-dialling" rather than "tone dialling" and I don't know if that system is still supported - it isn't for the national UK network].
I'm going to see if I can determine a date / model ...
E2A = Some discussions with a 'phone collector suggests that this may be an "Ericisson" [sp?] or a similar non-UK design. Date is probably pre-WW2 [so late 1930s].
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[Not that it would work, as it will be "pulse-dialling" rather than "tone dialling" and I don't know if that system is still supported - it isn't for the national UK network].
I'm going to see if I can determine a date / model ...
E2A = Some discussions with a 'phone collector suggests that this may be an "Ericisson" [sp?] or a similar non-UK design. Date is probably pre-WW2 [so late 1930s].
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Not my image : Fair Use & entertainment.
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A wonderful and interesting picture, which I like very much!
Yes, pulse dialling is still supported in England! I still have a rotary dial phone in one bedroom, and it still works!
Best Wishes, HFF, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter
But to the point of the message, it is so true! On my next vacation I'm going to go sans phone and any other internet type thing and just be where I am!!
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