Original U.S. WWII Navy Shipboard Bulkhead Mounted "Monophone" Dial Telephone Type F by Automatic Electric Conflict Austria surrendered to the Thunderbolts

Austria surrendered to the Thunderbolts

proving ground tests showed it was easier to field strip and maintain than the Thompson or Sten Mark II and was more accurate at 100 yards

Frederick enjoyed a very high priority in obtaining equipment and training areas

The full back reverse has a horizontally soldered on pin assembly and is maker marked M1/3 on the top and ((RZM)) on the bottom

Original U.S. WWII Navy Shipboard Bulkhead Mounted "Monophone" Dial Telephone Type F by Automatic Electric Conflict Austria surrendered to the ThunderboltsOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an interesting WWII ship telephone which still retains its original data plate. The phone retains its handset although the wire is in rough condition. During WWII the U. S. navy fielded various parts of dial telephones kept onboard the ship, and this is the Type F bulkhead telephone, which could be installed in any station except those on weather decks. The type F telephone is a non watertight unit designed