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1936
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early 37
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late 37
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1938
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| riveted feet |
X
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X
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| screwed on feet |
X
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X
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| reversed network |
X
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X
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X
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| very early version 101 network |
X
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| vents in handhold |
X
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X
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sometimes
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| small cradle ears |
X
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X
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X
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| small swithhook buttons |
X
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X
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X
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| E1b handset |
X
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X
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X or
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| F1 handset |
X*
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X*
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X
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X
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| number 4 dial |
X
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X
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X or
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| number 5 dial |
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X
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| fiber spacer inside to steady ringer |
X
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X
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X
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| flat (only one large bulge) bottom |
X
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X
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X
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| plastic wrapped condenser |
X
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X
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The early number 5 dials I have had
used the same switch pile
up as the number 4 and had brass fingerwheels.
For a wonderful
page of Western Electric prototypes from Paul F click here
and an overview of ALL the 302's, here.
*Paul McFadden reports finding several 1936 302's with F1 handsetsmarked 1936.
Cradle Phones ! Wall Phones ! Candlestick Phones
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