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First Telephone made by L.M. Ericsson, 1878
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Geprägt mit: "2100V - 213SE - Recin & Bratt, Stockholm". Dies ist eines der allerersten Ericsson-Telephone von 1878-79. Es ist mehr oder weniger eine Kopie des Siemens-Telephons, aber Ericsson hatte einige Verbesserungen vorgenommen. In seiner Werkstatt begann er, Telegraphen, wissenschaftliche Instrumente und auch Telephone zu reparieren. Ende 1878 verkaufte er sein erstes eigenes Telephon. Einer der Kunden war Recin & Bratt, ein unabhängiges Unternehmen mit engen Verbindungen zu Stockholm Bell, da die Inhaber im Verwaltungsrat der Bell-Gesellschaft saßen und im Auftrag der Gesellschaft mit Telephonanlagen handelten. Es ist schwer zu sagen, warum dieses Ericsson-Telephon mit "Recin & Bratt" markiert ist, sie sind normalerweise mit "Ericsson" gemarkt. Der Grund könnte sein, daß Ericsson sich am Anfang nicht viel um Patentschutz usw. sorgte. Wie auch immer, dieses Telephon ist eines der wenigen, die mit dieser Markierung bekannt sind. Sehr wenige "Butterstamps" wurden hergestellt. Im Jahr 1878 36 Einheiten und 1879 74 Einheiten. Die Produktion dauerte bis 1882, aber die späteren Telephone haben gedruckte Anleitungen auf dem Sockel und sind numeriert. Die Anrufpfeife (leicht beschädigt) wurde von einem deutschen Hersteller aus Bakelit und Messing produziert. Höhe 19,5 cm. - Literatur: Für eine frühe Beschreibung der magnetischen Telephone und ihrer Entwicklung siehe Preece und Maier (1889), "The Telephone"; für einen Vergleich zwischen den Empfängern von Ericsson und Siemens & Halske siehe Povey und Earl (1988), "Vintage Telephones of the World", Abb. 1.7 und 1.8; Ken Bushell, Artikel: http://telephonecollecting.org/receiver.htm
Start Price: EUR 6.000
Stamped with: "2100V - 213SE - Recin & Bratt, Stockholm", with German brass and bakelite trumpet (minor damage), ht. 7 ¾ in. - Note: One of the very first Ericson telephones from 1878-79 and more or less a copy of the Siemens telephone but some improvements. Ericsson began by repairing telegraphs, scientific instruments and telephones in his workshop. In late 1878 he sold his own ?rst telephone. One of his customers was Recin & Bratt, an independent company with close ties to Stockholm Bell, as the owners sat on the board of directors of the Bell company and traded in telephone equipment on their behalf. It is unclear why this telephone carries their name rather than Ericsson’s own, however it is tempting to speculate that it is the only known example thus marked. Very few ‘butter stamp’ telephones were built by Ericsson: some 36 units in 1878 and 74 units in 1879. Production lasted until 1882 but the later are numbered and have instructions printed on the base. - Literature: For an early description of magnetic telephones and their development, see Preece and Maier (1889), "The Telephone". For a comparison between Ericsson and Siemens & Halske receivers, see Povey and Earl (1988), "Vintage Telephones of the World", figures 1.7 and 1.8; Ken Bushell article: http://telephonecollecting.org/receiver.html
Start Price: EUR 6.000
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Geprägt mit: "2100V - 213SE - Recin & Bratt, Stockholm". Dies ist eines der allerersten Ericsson-Telephone von 1878-79. Es ist mehr oder weniger eine Kopie des Siemens-Telephons, aber Ericsson hatte einige Verbesserungen vorgenommen. In seiner Werkstatt begann er, Telegraphen, wissenschaftliche Instrumente und auch Telephone zu reparieren. Ende 1878 verkaufte er sein erstes eigenes Telephon. Einer der Kunden war Recin & Bratt, ein unabhängiges Unternehmen mit engen Verbindungen zu Stockholm Bell, da die Inhaber im Verwaltungsrat der Bell-Gesellschaft saßen und im Auftrag der Gesellschaft mit Telephonanlagen handelten. Es ist schwer zu sagen, warum dieses Ericsson-Telephon mit "Recin & Bratt" markiert ist, sie sind normalerweise mit "Ericsson" gemarkt. Der Grund könnte sein, daß Ericsson sich am Anfang nicht viel um Patentschutz usw. sorgte. Wie auch immer, dieses Telephon ist eines der wenigen, die mit dieser Markierung bekannt sind. Sehr wenige "Butterstamps" wurden hergestellt. Im Jahr 1878 36 Einheiten und 1879 74 Einheiten. Die Produktion dauerte bis 1882, aber die späteren Telephone haben gedruckte Anleitungen auf dem Sockel und sind numeriert. Die Anrufpfeife (leicht beschädigt) wurde von einem deutschen Hersteller aus Bakelit und Messing produziert. Höhe 19,5 cm. - Literatur: Für eine frühe Beschreibung der magnetischen Telephone und ihrer Entwicklung siehe Preece und Maier (1889), "The Telephone"; für einen Vergleich zwischen den Empfängern von Ericsson und Siemens & Halske siehe Povey und Earl (1988), "Vintage Telephones of the World", Abb. 1.7 und 1.8; Ken Bushell, Artikel: http://telephonecollecting.org/receiver.htm
Start Price: EUR 6.000
Stamped with: "2100V - 213SE - Recin & Bratt, Stockholm", with German brass and bakelite trumpet (minor damage), ht. 7 ¾ in. - Note: One of the very first Ericson telephones from 1878-79 and more or less a copy of the Siemens telephone but some improvements. Ericsson began by repairing telegraphs, scientific instruments and telephones in his workshop. In late 1878 he sold his own ?rst telephone. One of his customers was Recin & Bratt, an independent company with close ties to Stockholm Bell, as the owners sat on the board of directors of the Bell company and traded in telephone equipment on their behalf. It is unclear why this telephone carries their name rather than Ericsson’s own, however it is tempting to speculate that it is the only known example thus marked. Very few ‘butter stamp’ telephones were built by Ericsson: some 36 units in 1878 and 74 units in 1879. Production lasted until 1882 but the later are numbered and have instructions printed on the base. - Literature: For an early description of magnetic telephones and their development, see Preece and Maier (1889), "The Telephone". For a comparison between Ericsson and Siemens & Halske receivers, see Povey and Earl (1988), "Vintage Telephones of the World", figures 1.7 and 1.8; Ken Bushell article: http://telephonecollecting.org/receiver.html
Start Price: EUR 6.000
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