WW2 Military Field Phone “F” MK1- Vintage -
8 Hours
21
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$200.00
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PayPalVery cool piece of Military history, time period early 1940’s.
The Type F Field telephone was a type of telephone in use with the British Army in the Second World War for short range communications. Unlike a radio, a field telephone relied on a physical piece of wire to link receivers to one another and a central switchboard. As such it was best for use with fixed positions such as between artillery spotters and their guns, it allowed relatively simple and secure communications, but was very vulnerable to having its wires cut by enemy fire. The type F was a Bakelite field telephone.
It appears to be complete, but has not been tested. Sold as is
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WW2 Military Field Phone “F” MK1- Vintage -
8 Hours
21
0
$200.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
PayPalVery cool piece of Military history, time period early 1940’s.
The Type F Field telephone was a type of telephone in use with the British Army in the Second World War for short range communications. Unlike a radio, a field telephone relied on a physical piece of wire to link receivers to one another and a central switchboard. As such it was best for use with fixed positions such as between artillery spotters and their guns, it allowed relatively simple and secure communications, but was very vulnerable to having its wires cut by enemy fire. The type F was a Bakelite field telephone.
It appears to be complete, but has not been tested. Sold as is
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