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Original Northern Telecom Contempra with rotary dial and modular adapter

2000 grit) and painted in a beautiful high gloss ivory

1 was designed and made in Canada response to Western Electric's Model 302

Western Electric - 20AL - Brass shsdchildproduct UnhideWhenUsed="false" Name="Medium List 2 AccentHistory The Western Electric Number 20 series Candlestick telephones made their debut in 1904. The metal parts of the phone were made of brass. Early models were generally nickel plated, while the majority of the phones produced after 1910 were painted with a black finish. The natural brass finish was occasionally seen, but it was not generally favoured due to the high maintenance requirements. After World War I, the Model 40 was introduced. This