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GPO 121F WALL TELEPHONE, 1924

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GPO 121F WALL TELEPHONE, 1924

Made from around 1924. Wall version of GPO model 150 Telephone.
Made originally from the Bell set No1 Item A1089.

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  • In 1949 when I was GPO apprentice at a training school in Penarth South Wales, part of our training was to dismantle the complete 121F telephone then reassemble and rewire it. It then had to be connected to a switchboard to prove than it worked, both outgoing and incoming. Also the dial had to be tested. The letter F denoted that the dial was a numbered one. Telephones with the letter L i.e. 121L denoted it was numbered and lettered for the London telephone network.
    .......... Norman Mason, Wellington Telford Shropshire, 4th of January 2014

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