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No. 375 Weight 17 lbs. Price £4 1 0s. Introduced around 1892 See also AC110 for more information. 100,000 of the No. 375 were supplied in 1898 to the National Telephone Company for use in Britain. The original L. M. Ericsson telephone, No. 370 was designed in 1884 and was first fitted with the handset, shown above, in 1890. Click here for a Letter from Sweden This is Ericsson's most well known telephone. In Sweden it is called "tax" (Dachshund), in Denmark the sewing machine, in Australia/UK the skeleton and in USA the Eiffel Tower. Introduced in1892 and manufactured for about 40 years. Used as a Trade Mark by Ericsson. (Swedish Information) This model was the first Australian desk set and was called the PMG
Type No. 2 (1892).
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Last revised: March 25, 2024FM2 |
This is our standard pattern table telephone set, and is undoubtedly the
handsomest and most efficient table instrument on the market. Everything is most neatly
and carefully finished, and every working part is of the best quality. The National
Telephone Company have adopted this pattern exclusively on all their exchanges. Fitted
with hand micro-telephone No. 520 with cord No. 2052, and flexible cable No. 2150 to the
terminal block.
