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The Connecticut TP-6-A was used extensively by the US military during the 1950's
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It is then rewrapped with super soft pig skin suede leather to ensure it does not damage the table it proudly sits on
Western Electric 202 - White Antique Phones The Connecticut TP-6-A was usedHistory The Western Electric and Northern Electric 102 202 series telephones were the first widely distributed phones which adopted the use of a single handset rather than a separate transmitter and receiver. The Model 102 B1 mount was available from 1928 1930 and is characterized by a round base and raised dial. In 1930 the Model 102 was modified with an elongated ovoid base. This revised mounting scheme was known as D1. At the same time the Model
