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NJ where DDD was first offered
J M R W were suffixes used on the station numbers on certain manual (non-dial) common battery exchanges that had 10000 line switchboards with 4 subscribers on each line
the Type 50 is a graceful example of art deco design
Have a Western Electric 202 or 302 and want it to have that "WOW" factor
the three-slot payphone had replaced Gray's original version
Northern Electric No. 1 Uniphone - White with Brass Trim Antique Phones NJ where DDD was firstHistory This wonderful working example of 1930s design is sure to fit into your period decorating scheme. What I love most about this phone is the great RRRING that will be sure to get the attention of everyone in your household! The No. 1 is normally found with a standard F1 handset and #5 or #6 dial that were common on other Northern Electric products of the time. A large number were also produced with a British Post Office (B. P. O.) type dial with
