WW2 German Switchboard Rotary Dial Attachment
Re: WW2 German Switchboard Rotary Dial Attachment
Hi Rotwang M,
An image from Ebay.
All your contributions to the forum about the telephone communications material used by the Germans during World War II are of great interest , although I must confess that, as an absolute neophyte on the subject, sometimes I find it difficult to understand.
My knowledge about telephones is limited to dialing the number and talking...
Sturm78
An image from Ebay.
All your contributions to the forum about the telephone communications material used by the Germans during World War II are of great interest , although I must confess that, as an absolute neophyte on the subject, sometimes I find it difficult to understand.
My knowledge about telephones is limited to dialing the number and talking...
Sturm78
Re: WW2 German Switchboard Rotary Dial Attachment
Thanks. You can always buy my book if you want to begin learning.Sturm78 wrote: ↑11 Apr 2022, 22:47Hi Rotwang M,
An image from Ebay.
All your contributions to the forum about the telephone communications material used by the Germans during World War II are of great interest , although I must confess that, as an absolute neophyte on the subject, sometimes I find it difficult to understand.
My knowledge about telephones is limited to dialing the number and talking...
Sturm78
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Re: WW2 German Switchboard Rotary Dial Attachment
Rotwang, starting with post 508 in this thread, clearly shows a German field telephone hook up but has some unusual added features. Maybe you could identify those?
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=152334&start=495
Re: WW2 German Switchboard Rotary Dial Attachment
They are long distance cable junction boxes. Two are open and five are closed.T. A. Gardner wrote: ↑13 Apr 2022, 01:28Rotwang, starting with post 508 in this thread, clearly shows a German field telephone hook up but has some unusual added features. Maybe you could identify those?
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=152334&start=495
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Re: WW2 German Switchboard Rotary Dial Attachment
Thank you! That was my guess on it at the time in a reply to Sturm, but I couldn't be sure.Rotwang M wrote: ↑13 Apr 2022, 14:42They are long distance cable junction boxes. Two are open and five are closed.T. A. Gardner wrote: ↑13 Apr 2022, 01:28Rotwang, starting with post 508 in this thread, clearly shows a German field telephone hook up but has some unusual added features. Maybe you could identify those?
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=152334&start=495
Re: WW2 German Switchboard Rotary Dial Attachment
Here is a closeup of the box from my friend Albert Lampl's website: