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| Paul's L.M. Ericsson Model #8 1893-94 double crank magneto table telephone |
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| One of the earliest Ericsson Skeletal models (sometimes called an Eiffel Tower Telephone or The Sewing Machine) |
Extremely Rare double crank type skeletal designed for use in offices to be shared by two workers on opposing sides of a desk. Left hand crank is connected to the primary crank via a shaft running along the top deck. This shaft passes through the bottom of wooden cradle support leading to the distinctive design change from other skeletal models. |
Twin openings for wall terminal cord
on each side of brass bell motor connection
Pre-1895 models shared the same chassis as early swingarm models including the extra ridge behind the generator cut-out as is shown on this model. |
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