Historical Document · 1938
Complete, 85 pp. Title candidate for the photo, but it is **not** the photographed book (no Strowger switch section and no p. 162)
ARRESTERS 38, 39 BATTERIES 41, 42 BRACKETS 42 CABLE 59, 78 CABLE RINGS 60 CORDS 26-29 CROSSARMS 43 DROP WIRE 78-80 DROPS AND JACKS FUSES 24 39-40 GROUND RODS 46 HARDWARE 44-51 IRON WIRE 80 INTERIOR WIRE 79 INSULATORS 51 JUMPER WIRE 79 KEYS 23 KNOBS 52 MONOPHONES OPERATOR'S SETS PAYSTATIONS 6-11 22 13 POLES 43 23 36, 38-39 PLUGS PROTECTORS 77 STRAND SWITCHBOARDS 18-20 SWITCHBOARD PARTS 20-25 TELEPHONES 6-13 TELEPHONE PARTS 14-17 TESTING EQUIPMENT 31-33 WIRE 78-80 COMPLETE INDEX + 81 ~ CATALOG 4075 TELEPHONE APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES For Small and Rural Companies CATALOG 4075 AMERICAN AUTOl\'IATIC 1033 VAN WEST BUREN ELECTRIC STREET ELECTRIC COMPANY CHICAGO DISTRIBUTORS FOR PRODUGfS OF AUTOMATIC SALES COMPANY + EXPORT DISTRIBUTORS: AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC SALES f:OMPANY, LIMlTEU TCI Library http://www.telephonecollectora.!nfo/ To the Customer Several order blanks are enclosed. They require no envelope, and 1w postage-simply fill in, fold, seal. and mail. Use these blanks lo insure faste!'>t possible handling of your order. If these blanks are mislaid, use ordinary paper, listing each item on a separate line. Please give the ordering: following information when Your name and address. Address to which goods are to be shipped (on freight or express shipmen!.:;, include station, if different from mailing address). Quantity of each item desired. Catalog number of each item desired. Description of each item. (Please be sure your description includes all points covered in our catalog listing.) Total cosl of each item. Total eost of goods. State whether "Remittance is Enclosed" or "Charge to our Acccount." Prices Prices shown in this catalog are F. 0. B. shipping points, effective March l, 1938, and do not include any Sales, Excise, or other taxes. Prices are necess~rily subject to chauge without notice, hut where we caunot fill orders at the prices specified on order, we will fill al. lowe1'l possible prices. Terms We are glad Lo open accmmts for companies with apprnved credit. Such accounts are regularly due and payable net E\O days after date of invoice. If you wish to establish an account with us, please. send references or other credit information with your order, if you are not rated by the commerci:d agencies. This will facilitate prompt shipment of your order. If you need your material in a hurry, and desire to avoid the delay incidental lo our 'communicating with references, .etc., simply instruct us to ship your order C. 0. D. by express or Parcel Post, or we will ship by freight, Ruhjecl to sight draft, through yom local lJUnk. against the Bill of Lading. Shipment is made in accordance with instructions received with your order. If you do not specify, shipments. ar~ usually made b}r freight or express, collect (shipping charges to be paid upon receipt of goods :1. This saves you the annoyance of calculating shipping weights and charges. If your station has no freight or express agent, It is necessary to send money lo prepay the freight or express charges. You need not calculate the charges exactly···-we will return any amount not required. If you desire shipment made by Parcel Post, always include postage charges in your remittance. a;; these charges must be paid in advance. Be sure to include insurance, if shipment is lo be insured. Oaims Goods are carefully packed by experienced packers, and a packer's ticket is placed in each case. Every order is double-checked lo prevent shortages, but if shortage does occur, please notify us promptly, returning the packer's ticket. Our receipt from the transportation company certifies thal each package was received in good order. Claims for damage or loss in shipping should be made directly to the local agent of the transportation company through whom you receiYed the shipment. We will be glad to co-operate with you in securing a satisfactory adjustment of such claims. Ucturned Goods Please write to us before rdurning goods for credit, exchange or repair, and secure our consent a nd shipping instructions before shipping. \Vhcn writing, please give complete information, including reason for return. When returning goods, pack tightly, wrap securely, and address plainly, and be sure to put your name and address on the package. Apparatus Not Shown This is only a partial catalog of iLems available from American Automatic Electric Sales Company. We can supply nearly everyt11ing required by telephone companies. If you do not find what you need, please give us complete details of your re· quirements. \Ve will promptly send you complete information and prices. Remittances Remittances may be made rnusl safely by post office or express money order, or by bank draft or check. If you send cash, place your order and remittance in an envelope, and he sure lo have it regislcred. Shipment \Vhcncvcr possible, standard items are shipped from stock immedialely upon receipt of order. Guarantee Apparatus manufactured - by Automatic Electric Company is guaranteed Lo be free from mechanical and electrical ddects, and any part or unit which proves defective under normal conditions, and when used as intended, will be replaced or repaired without charge, if returned to us within one year. Apparal us of other makes bears the standard guar· antces of the various manufacturers. TCI Library http://www.talaphonacollactora.info/ A Complete Telephone Equip1nent and Supply Service Automatic Electric Company has been designing and manufacturing telephones and telephone equipment for almost fifty years. Their success in this field has been so out5Lancling that they have long been recognized as th e largest single manufacturer Lo the Independent trade. It has been a long standing practice for telephone companies to look to us, as general distributors for the Automatic company, nol only for equipment and telephones, but also for the hund reds of supplementar y items that are needed for the <.:onstruction, mai ntenance and operation of telephone proper ties. As a result w e have been able to build up a service second to noue in th e field. Today we are in a position to supply any telephone company with everything they may need .in the way of material or appa ratus for ce ntral office, sub-station or outside plant. A constantly increasing number of telep hone companies are corning to rely on our organization for their telephone needs because we have made it our business lo find oul just what things telephone companies like in a supply service. Here are some of the "extra" features we offer: Trained Personnel-The men who handle our supply orders are all experienced telephone men, and are thoroughly familiar with the latest products and p ractices. lridivUlual Service--It would be very easy for us to take your supply orders and ·"throw them in the hopper" of a n or dinary order routine; hut that is not our way. Every order we receive is intelligently analyzed by people who are trained to the customer's viewpoint. Where we can save the customer money by suggesting more economic quantities or an improved p roduct, even at the sacrifice of some p rofit on th at order, we do so, knowing that if we please our customers, they will continue to come to us for t11eir needs. Speed- -Our facilities for handling supply orders are based on l:he assumption tliat all material ordered i s needed at once. Our standard delivery service is as fast as i t is possible to make it, consistent with minimum expense to the cu stomer. But very often we get orders where speed must take precedence over every other consideration. And we have never failed ·to d el iver on t ime. {)ua/.ity-We offer only products which · have been thoroughly tested both in actual use and in our own l abor atory. Everything we sell bears a double guarantee of satis· faction--·-from ourselves and from the manufacturers. Prices-Because of our enormous volume of business we are 1n a position to give you rock bottom prices. Quality considered, prices for our products are as low as those you can obtain anywhere-and in many cases lower. Try our unique service on your next order. American Automatic Electric Sales Company TCI Library http ://www-talaphonacollactora-info/ Sales Offices and Representatives CALIFORNIA f,os Angeles J. H. Hazletl H. H. Adams W. S. Edwards R.C.Holt B. Jones E. D. Clegg au W. 7th St. Bldg. Room 206 Td. Vandike 1686 San Francii;co J. K. Barrington R. C. Marsden G. G. Bundy R. C. De Vries J. A. Rector R. J. Loveland 325 Ninth St. Tel. Hemlock 8454 FLORIDA T11n1pa D. W. Hudgings · 704 South Dakota Ave. Tel. H-3003 GEORGIA Milledgevi1le R. .M. Jones P. 0. Box475 Tel. 490 KANSAS Abilene II.A. White 702 W. 3rd St. Tel. 676 Pratt Jack White P. 0. Box 241 "Tel. 760 MARYLAND Baltimore L. E. Tillev P.O. Box 594 MASSACHUSETTS Bo~ton M. E. Huhhell R. L. De Berard V. A. Bolger Transit Bldg. Room 402 108 Massachusetts Ave. Tel. Cornmonwealth 0318 I\UCHIGAN ILLINOIS Chicago L.A. Cutshall J. F. Probst L. M.Gihhs J. S. Douglas W. G. McDougall J\f. P. Chatfield C.C. Moore E. H. Roorhach 1()33 W. Van Buren TeL Haymarket 4300 G:ilesburg C. M. Sells 1003 N. Broad St. Tr.I. Main 5677 Mattoon H. D. Currier 2900 W cstcrn A ~-c. TeL Mattoon 1268 INDIANA Fort Wayne C. W. Snyder 922 W. Wildwood Ave. Tel. Harrison 110.3 Seymour J. R. Borcherding 408 E. 4th St. Tel. 7B'i NEW YORK IOWA Ft. Dodge R. L Cleve! and 1416% Sixth Ave., N. Tel. '\l'alnut 1888 'Waterloo H. C.Slwar 224, Campbell Ave. Td. 64i4 Detroit W. E. Stoffregen R. D. 'kAndrew C. A. Du Charme New Center Bldg. noom74.3 Tel. Ma{lison 5511 MINNESOTA Hinneupo]is W. J•:. Huntley ·1'933 Drew Ave. So. TeL Walnut 2224 .MISSOURI J elTerson City R. D. McDuffie Madison Hotel Kansas <:ity C.H. Sim E. C. Ewer 2025 Main Street Tel. Harri~o1i 4720 St. J,ouis M. G. Gnau Board of Education Bldg. Tel. Garfield 2887 NEW JERSEY F:li>eabelh V. J. Ford 1030 Anna Street Buffalo A. A. Gandolph 2255 Delaware Ave. Tel. Delaware 4070 Delmar IL C. Smith P. 0. Box 306 Tel. Delmar 9-1323 Ne"' York H. S. Williams L. F. Shea W. T. Lawrence C. J. Dorr D. P. Mossman J.P.Aclams L. S. Grant R. D. Patterson J.E. Burns J. Overend 21 E. 40th Street Rooml600 Telephones; Lexington 2-6226 Lexington 2-6227 Syracuse G. B. Pratt 600 James Street Tel. Syracuse 2-5837 NORTH CAROLINA High Point A. C. Stratton Tarbol'o Knox Porter R.F.D. Route 3 Tel. Rural 4814 WASHINGTON Seattle Cle-.·eland J. W. Stafford R. L. Hogan 0. G. Meadows .\I. L. Markey 216 Superior Ave., E. Room 807 Tel. Prospect 6226 Mansfield P. L. Picot 118 Western Ave. Td. Canal 1618 TEXAS Dallas C. T. Adair 3507 Swiss Ave. Tel. Bi-2583 H. L. Housley 6138 Lindell Tel. 3-9011 Houston D.K. Allen Rice Hotel Tel. Preston 2111 San Antonio A. R. T-Tailev R. R. :l. Ro~ B5 Tel. Rural F-2.'>·11 \Vaco W. E. Swift P. 0.Box363 Tel. 4468 Richmond S. M. Sherman P. 0. Box 135 West Encl Station Tel. 5-0525 Bellevue L. L. Ruggles P.O. Box252 Tel. Bellevue 88 Chillicothe J. H. Watkins P. 0. Box 392 Tel. .324 M. E. Ring P. 0. Ilox 191 A. C. Herbert 18-47 Bellevue Road Philadelphia G. L. Petitgout R. B. Wilson A. S. Taylor 616 Term. Commerce Bldg. 401 N. Broad St. Tel. Walnut 3593 Pittsburgh A. W.MacRae J. H. Mayne H. W. Southerling 1012 Diamond Bank Bldg. Tel. Atlantic 8041 Forty Fort n. C. Smith 128 Yeager Ave. VIRGINIA OHIO J,ima PENNSYLVANL.\ Harrisburg R. W. Marsden 161.5 Second Ave. Tel. Elliot 4474 WISCONSIN f,ake Mills R. W. Engsberg Tel. 234 Milwaukee L. F. Crabtree 924 E. .JunP.un Ave. Tel. :Marquette 4220 DIST. OF COL W' ashington W.A. Chapin 1427 Eye Street, N. W. Rooms 803-804 Tel. Metropolitan 59i8 WAREHOUSES: CHICAGO, RL.; KANSAS CITY, MO.; SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF; RICHMOND, VA. TCI Library http://www.talaphonacollactora.info/ TELEPHONE APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES 5 Automatic Electric Telephones Hundreds of telephone operating organizationssmall rural companies as well as large city systems -have standardized on Automatic Electric telephones. And here's why- Automatic Electric Telephones "Talk up"Through many years of study in our laboratories, we have developed transmitters which make speech sound natural without sacrificing loudness. And Lhe unique Automatic Electric "anti-sidetone" circuit gets the most out of these transmitters. This circuit uses a special three-winding induction coil which boosts the transmitted current, and at the same time practically cuts out all outside noises. Automatic Electric Telephones Ring Through on any line. In addition to the 3-bar generator (for light-loaded lines) and the standard 5-har generator (for Jines with medium or heavy loading), we have developed a heavy-duty 5-har type, using a new magnetic material, for use on the longest and most heavily loaded lines. Automatic Electric telephones are available with ringers of 1000, 1600, and 2500 ohms, for use respectively on lines with light, medium, and heavy loading. Telephones intended to replace existing instruments should usually be ordered with ringers of the same resistance as those replaced. Telephones for new stations, which will increase the load on a line, may have lo have ringers of higher resistance. Automatic Electric Telephones Are Durable-:.They are sturdily built, for long life, and require a minimum of maintenance attention. Automatic Electric Offers the Monophone, the first and still the finest handset-type telephone. Ever since its introduction, 'way back in 1925, the Monophone has set the style for the modern handsetl ype telephone, which is gradually replacing the older type of instruments nearly everywhere. Today's Monophone contains a new "all-positions" transmitter, which gives practically unvarying transmission volume, no matter in what position it is held. Thus. the user o-f a Mm1ophone can stand up or sit down, lean back or even lie down, without affecting transmission. The convenience of the Monophone handset also has been increased hy the dev~lopment of the Extensicord, a new handset cord that actually s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s. This cord is normally very short, and keeps out of the way when the telephone is not in use. But when the hand unit is lifted, it stretches to almost twice its normal length, so that the telephone user may stand, sit down, or move about with exceptional freedom. (The Extensicord is illustrated and fully described on page 29. It can be furnished on any Monophone, at a slight increase in cost.) Special Equipment The standard instruments shown in this catalog have been selected because they have been found to meet almost all requirements in the simplest and most inexpensive manner. For special conditions, these telephones can be provided with various special equipments. Among them: "Battery Savers"-to permit telephone users to listen in on a line without unnecessarily running down their transmitter battery. In some cases, the battery saver is a special latch on the hookswitch, which. per· mils the hookswitch to rise far enough to close the receiver circuit when the receiver is lifted, but not to close the transmitter circuit. The latch can he quickly opened if the telephone user wishes lo speak. Or, the battery saver may he simply a pushbutton through which the telephone user cuts in the transmitter bat· tery whenever iL is desired to speak (or the pushhut· ton may he arranged to cut out the battery, in which case the button must he pressed wheuever it is desired to listen in on the line without speaking. "Cut out" Lype bulton is furnished only on special order). Code-Ringing Pushbutton-to enable the telephone user lo form ringing codes while continuously operating the magneto generator. Semi-Selective Ringing Pushbutton-used on metallic lines with grounded ringers, to connect the grounded magneto to one or the other side of the line, thus ringing only the hells on lhal side. Secret-Calling Pushbutton-used on metallic lines with bridged ringers, permits the telephone user to signal !he operator without signalling any of the other stations on his line. The switchboard drop is connected to ground and one side of the line, and the magneto, normally bridged across the line, is connected to ground when the pushbutton is pressed. Condenser in Receiver Circuit---makes it pos· sible to operate the ringers on a line, even though a number of receivers may be off their hooks. The condenser in series with the receiver at each telephone prevents Lhe ringing current from passing through the' receiver, so it is forced to operate the ringers. Condenser in Ringer Circuit-used to permit tesling out on the line from the exchange, using direct current. The condenser in series with each ringer p_revents the testing current from passing through the ringer from one side of the line to the other (or to ground). All Prices F. 0. B. Shipping Point, Effective Mar. l, 1938, and Subiect to Change Without Notice TCI Library http://www.talaphonacollactora.info/ TELEPHO NE APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES 6 Type IA Monophone Desk Set (Magneto, Local-Battery) Ty pe lA Desk Monoplionc, Cat. 1Vo. AA-19, and Compact Ringer Bo.i:, Cat. No. A0-31, A0-32 or A0-33 This one set, in h s various .combiualions, will m r.et almost every requ irement in your system. It is wired in accor dance with the famous Automatic Electric anti-sidetone circuit, pro· viding high-grade transmission on the longest line, and can b e furnished with any desired ringer and generator. Complete set coru;ists of your choice of Type IA Desk Monophones, and any of the anti-sidetone ringer boxes listed below. T ype IA Desk .Monophone is molded of lustrous black Bakelite, ringer boxes are of oak, fini shed in rubbed golden oak. Type IA Desk Monophones Require anti-sidelone l"inger boxes (order separately-·-·scc at right) Price Each Cat. AA-19-Type lA Desk Monophone $14.10 With l\fonotype desk stand cord, and hand unit cord. Cat. AA-43-Type 1A Desk Monophone $14.20 With ruhher-insulated cor<ls and wirini;, for ll st in damp locations. N OTE: Monophone AA-43, with ringer box A0-65, meets U. S. Forestry Service Specifications No. 4C, with appro\•cd modifications and improvements. t y pe IA Desk Monoplwne, Cat. No. AA-43, and Exposed Gong Ringer Box, Cat. No. A0-65 Uinger Boxes for Type IA Desk Monophones Price, Each $14.85 Cat. A0-31-Std. 5-bar G .... 2500-ohm Rgr. For long lines. Contains anti-sidctonc induction coil, generator, enclosed ringer, and terminal strip. Height, 91A."; width, 7%." ; depth, 5~~ ". Cat. A0-32-Std. 5·bar Gen., 1600-ohm Rgr. $14.60 As above, but for medium-loaded lines. Cat. A0-33-Std. 3·bar Gen., lOOO·ohm R«Jr. $13.80 As above, but for town and lightly loaded lines. Cat. A0-65-Spl. 5·bar Gen., 2500-ohm Rgr. $15.50 Recommended for long and heavily loaded line3 which reqllire especially powerful ringing equip· ment. Height, 10¥.i''; width, 81h" ; depth, 6% ". Contains 3-winding anti-sidctonc induction coil, $pecial heavy-duty 5-bar generator, extru-sensitive 2500-ohm ringer with large (3") exposed gongs, and terminal strip. A conden se1· is also p rovided, in the ringer and receiver circuits. Net IP eights- T ype IA De ~k Monophone, only-3% lhs. R inger Box, ouly- 16 lbs. Shipping 1f1 eights-Type IA Desk :Monophone, only- 5 lb~. Ringer Box, only- 22 lll8. Complete Desk Set-27 lbs. Special Features (If desired) Type lA Monophone Desk Sets can be supplied with any of the following feat ures (for complete descriptions, ~ee page 5) . If desired, please s pecify, and add as follows to the above prices: Exten sicord instead of Monotype hand un it cord $1.00 Pushbutton . .50 Specify if for Battery-Saver, Code Ringing, Semi· Selective Ringing, or Secret Calling. Specify also if on desk stand or on ringer bo><···-fu.rnished on desk stand unk~s otherwise ordered. Rin ger Box A0-65 is regularly furnish ed with co nrlen~er in receiver and ringer circnits. R inger Boxes A0-31, A0-32, or A0-33 can he furnished with condenser, at tlie following prices. If desired , please specify on order: Condenser in receiver circuit ~.65 Conden ser in ringer drcuit .75 All Prices F. 0 . B. Shipping Point, Effective Mar. 1, 1938, and Subject to Change Without Notice TCI Library http : //www.telephonecollectora.info/ F'OR SMALL AND RURAL COMPANIES 7 Type 19 Monophone Desk Set Type 8 Desk Monophoue (Magneto, Local-Battery) {Magneto, Local-Battery ) Typ e 19 Desk Mon.ophonc, Cat. No. AE·ll , and Ringer Box, Cat. No. AO.JO or A0·38 By using the Type 19 Desk l\fonophone you can secure the convenien ce of the Monuphone handset, and the high·grade transmi~sion of the "anti·sidetone" circuit, with your present conYentional ringer boxes. The desk stand contains an anti· sidetone induction coil in the base, ~o no induction coil is l'equired in the ringer box. Price Cat. AE-11-Type 19 Desk Monophone With Monotypc desk stand cord for connect.ion to ringer box (use present bux, or order desired boxbelow). Each $16.05 Price Each Ringer Boxes for Type 19 Desk l\fonophone Cat. A0-10-5-bar Gen., 1600-ohm Rgr. $14.60 With enclosed ringer, generator, and terminal strip, hut no induction coil. Oak case is hnn<l· somely finished in golden oak, and with exposed metal parts heaYily black japann ed. Height, 91A"; width, 7%"; depth, 51h". Cat. A0-38-3-bar Gen., 1000-ohm Rgr. $13.80 As above, but for town and lightly loaded lines. Net Weights-Type 19 Desk .Monophone, only- 3% lbs. Ringer Dox, only-16 lbs. Shipping W eights-.'l'ype 19 Desk Monophone, only- 7 lbs. Ringer Box, only- 22 lbs. Complete Desk Set-28 lbs. Special Features (If desired) The Type 19 Desk Monophone can be furni~hed with Extensicord (see page 29) instead of Monotype band unit cord. If desired, please specify, and add $1.00 to the price of the Monophone. Either of the abo"e ringer boxes can be furnished with any of the following features (for complete descripLions, see page 5 ). H desired, please specify, and add as follows to tl1e price of each ringer box: Pushbutton Specify if for Battery-Saver, Code Ringing, Semi· Selective Ringing, or Secret Calling. Condenser in receiver circuit Condenser in ringer circu it A compact instrument for locations where it is not desired to have a separate r inger hox; ideally adapted, also, foe use us a portable telephone, using the Tel ephone Plug and Wall Jack ~hown on page 13. This Desk 1\fonophone combines all of the eq11ipmcnt of a magneto tele phone station (except bat· teries) in a compact table set, only 5" wide, 611 long, and 10" high, attractiyeJy finished in black j11pnn. " Anti-sidetone" circuit a8sures high·gradc tr ansmission, and the 2-bar generator and 1000-ohm ringer are generally adequate on town lines where there arc nut more than four parties on the line. $27.75 Cat. AE-10-Type 8 Desk Monophone Contains a 3·winding anti·sidetone induction coil, the ringer and generator, and is equipped with a 6-foot Monotype desk stand cord, fitted with a small terminal block, for con11ection to the line ·wires and the battery. Net 1f!eight-11 lbs. Shipping W eiglat -l ;) lbs. Special Features (If desired) The Type 8 Desk Monophone can be furniShed with any of the following features (for complete descriptions, sec page 5) . lf desired, please specify, and add as follo ws to the price of the Mouophone : · Extensicord instead of Monotype hand unit cord Condenser in receiver circuit Condenser in ringer circuit $1.00 .65 .75 Price En ch "SAME DAY" SERVICE $0.50 Your orders get prompt attention from us. Wherever possible, on standard articles, shipment is made from stock the same day we r eceive your order. .65 .75 All Prices F. 0. 8. Shipping Point, Effective Mar. I, 1938, ~nd Subject to Change Without Notice TCI Library http://www.talephonacollactora.info/ 8 TELEPHONE APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES Type 10 Wall Monophone Type 18 Wall Monophone (Mngnelo, Local-Banery) (Magnet·o, Local-Rauery) The handset-type wall telephone overcome~ an important objection to wall telt>phones of the conventional type. Tt may be mounted at any height, and still presents the transmiucr mouthpiece in the best position for use, whether the user is sealed or standing. This, together with tbe anti - ~idetone circuit used, and the "all-po~itions" transmitter in the Monophone hand unit, helps to assure high transmfasion efficiency. Ced. AE-12-Type 10 Wall Monophone Black-japanned steel wall box contains 3-winding anti-sidetone induction coil, 2-bar genernlor (gen· erally adequate for town lines with not more than four parties on the line), and 1000-ohm ringer. Height, 12 11 ; width, 9"; depth. 4" over all. Price Each $24.90 Thi~ instrument also combines i\fonophone convenience with "out-of-the-way" mounting as offered by the Type 10 Monophonc, hut is intended for use on longer lines, with medium loading. Price Cat. AE-13-3-bcir Gen., 1000-ohni Rgr, Solid oak cabinet, finished in beautiful rubbed golden oak, contains 3-winding anti-sidetone induction coil, generator, and enclosed ringer. Height, 12%"; width, 9"; depth, 51/2", over all. Cat. AE-14-S·bar Gen., 1600-ohm Rgr. Same as above. except ringer and generator. Net Weight-ll lbs. Shipping Wc1'.ght- -15 lbs. Each $24.90 $25.90 l"ict Weight-IS lb.~. Shipping W eight-20 lb;;. Special Features (If desired) The Type 10 'Wall Monophonc can be furnished with any of the following features lfor complete descriptions, sec page 5). If desired, please specify, and add as follows, to the price of the Monophnne: Extensicord in~tead of Monotype hand unit cord $1.00 Pu~hlmt Ion ..50 Specify i£ for Battery-Saver, Code Ringing. SemiSdcctive Ringing, or Secret Calling. Special Features (If desired) The Type 18 Wall Monophone can be furnished with any of the following features (for complete descriptions, see page 5). If desired, please specify, and add as follows to the price of the Mono phone: Extensicord instead of Nionolypc hand unit cord If YOU Don't Find what you want in this ca ta· log, write for infonuation and prices-sent promptly and without obligation. Pu.5hbutton Specify if for Battery-Saver, Code Ringing, Scmi- $1.00 .50 Selecth·e Ringing. or Secret Calling. Condenser in receiver circuit .65 Condenser in ringer circuit .75 All Prices F. 0. B. Shipping Point, Effective Mar. I, 1938, and Subject to Change Without Notice TCI Library http://www.talaphonacollactora.info/ FOR SMALL AND RURAL COMPANIES 9 Type 3718 Wall l\fonophone Type 17 Extension Monophone (Magneto, Local-Battery) (Magneto, Local-Buttery) Intended for "answering extens ion" service only, in locations where the ringer of the main station can be heard, the Type 17 Extension Monophone does uot contain a ringer or a generator. It is wired in ~ccorda.n cc.with the Automatic Electric "anti·sidetone" l'irc11it for maximum transmis· sion efficiency, and because of its exceptionally small size it can be monnted nearly anywhere. Height of wall box, 3%,"; width, 514". Ove rall height i;trumcnt, 9"; widt.h, 514"; depth, 4%". of in· Price Each Cat. AE-17-Type 17 Monopho11e A Wall ~fonophone for use on exceptionally long lines. Contains a i;ensitive 2500-ohm ringer with large (3") gongs mounted on the outside of the case to assure a loud ringing signal, and a special heavy-duty magm~to_ This inagneto is only slightly larger than the ~tandard 5-har gene rator, but its output is about 50% greater, due to the use of a recently developed magnetic material. The set is wired in accordance with a transmission circuit which provides exceptional voice efficiency. A condenser i:' pto\'idecl, in the ringer and receiver cirn1its, to improve ringing, and simplify testing on the line. This insl-rument meets U. S. Forestry Service Specification No. 4A, with approved modifications and improvements. $14.35 Bakelite wall box contains 3-winding anli·sidetonc induclion coil, and terminals, and mounts Monophone cradle. Monophone hand unit a nd Monotypc cord also provided. Net IF eight-3 lbs. Sliippin{t Weight.- {, lhs. Special Features (If d esired} The Type l7 Monophonc can be furnished with Extensicon1 (~ee page 29) instead of Monotypc hand unit cord. If desired, pl ease specify and add $1.00 to the pri ce of t.he Monophone. Price Each Cat. AE-16--Type 3718 Wall Monophone . $26.90 Contain~ 3-winding anti-sidetonc induction coil, and generator, ringer and condenser as described above. Oak case is finished in mhhcd golden oak, exposed metal pa11s heavily black japanned, anri i\fonophone hand unit is lustrous black Bakelite. Height, 10% "; width, 81h"; depth, 6%". l\lounting Bracket An L-shaped mounting bracket, black-japan fini shed, is a\·ailahle fo1- mounting the Type 17 Monophone at right angles to an existing mounting surface. This hracket requires only 21,\i" x :V!4" of mounting space. Price, Each Net 11?eigh.t-6 1ii lbs. Shipp1'.ng Weigltt- 8 lhs. Cat. AW-10-Angle Mountln9 Bracket $0.75 Special Features (If desired) The Type 37IB Monophone c.an lie furni shed with any of the following feat ures (for complete descriptions, see page 5i . Jf desired, plea~e specify, and add M follows to the price of the Monophonc: Extensicord instead of .\fonot.ype hand unit cord Pushbutton Specify if for Battery-Saver, Code Ringing, SemiSe!ective Ringing, or Secret. Calling. $1.00 .50 IT'S EASY TO ORDER from thh catalog, and it takes just a few minutes. For convenience, order blanks are enclosed requiring no envefope, no addressing, no postage. (If these are mislaid, we will be glad to send un additional supply, on request.) Suggestions for ordering arc given on page 2. JOur All Pric;es F. 0. B- Shippin9 Point, Effective Mar. I, 1938, and Subject to Change Without Notice TCI Library http ://www.talephonecollactora.info/ TELEPHONE APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES 10 Type 200 Desk Telephone Type 200 Wall Telephones (Magneto, Local-Battery) (Magneto, T.ocal-Battery) Type 200 Desk Stand, Cat. No. AG-10, o.nd Ringer Box, Cat. No. A0-34, A0-35 or A0-36 Sturdy and gracefully designed, with the transmitter post set back of the center of the base, and with the transmitter mounted on a streamlined hinge. Wired in accordance with the regular local-battery booster circuit., and may be used with any ringer box which contains the 2-winding induction coil. Price Each Cat. AG-10-Type 200 Desk Stand $9.30 With Monotype desk stand cord, for connection to ringer box (use present box, or order desired box~helow) . Standard Ringer Boxes For Type 200 and similar telephones. Cat. A0-34-5-bar Gen., 2500-ohm ltgr. $14.85 For long lines. Contains 3-tcrminal induction coil. generator, enclosed ringer, and terminal strip.· Height, 914 11 ; width, 7%"; depth, 51/2 11 • Cot. A0-35-5-bar Gen., 1600-ohm Rqr. As above, but for medium-loaded lines. $14.60 $13.80 Cat. A0-36-3-bar Gen., 1000-ohm Rgr. As above, but for town and- lightly loaded lines. Net Weights- Type 200 Desk Stand, only----4 lhs. Ringer Box, only-16 lbs. Shipping Weights-Type 200 Desk Stand, only--{) lbs. Ringer Dox, only-22 lbs. Complete Desk Set-28 lbs. Special Features (If desired) Special Features (If desired) Type 200 desk sets can be furnished with any of the following features (for complete descriptions, see page 5). II de~ired, please ~pecify, and add as follows to the prices given aLove: Battery-Saver hookswitch latch Pushbutton Specify if for Battery Saver, Code Ringing, ScmiSelect.ive Ringing, or Secret Calling. Specify also if on desk stand or on ringer box-furnished on desk stand unless otherwise ordered. Condenser in receiver circuit (in ringer box) Condenser in ringer circuit (in ringer box) These instruments are handsome in appearance, wi.th modern -simple lines, and though compact in design, they provide ample ~pace for batteries, so no separate battery box is required. Cabinets are oak, with golden oak finish. Cat. No. AG-14, with exposed gongs, meets the requirements of the U. S. Forestry Service. Price, Each $22.45 Cat. AG-13-5-bar Gen., 2500-ohm Rgr. For long lines. Equipped with 3-terminal induction coil, generator, ringer with concealed gongs, transmitter, receiver and hookswitch, and terminal strip, and provides space for two standard (No. 6) dry cells. Dry cells are not included. Height, 15 1:~"; width, 7:1,4 11 ; depth, 10% 11 , over all. $22.15 Cat. AG-12-5-bar Gen., 1600-ohm Rgr. As above, hut for medium·loaded lines. $21.20 Cat. AG-11-3-bar Gen., 1000-ohm Rgr. As above, but for town and lightly loaded lines. $22.45 Cat. AG-14-5-bar Gen., 2500-ohm CSpl.) Rc;ir. Recommended for long and heavily loaded lines which require especially powerful ringing signals and maximum transmission efficiency. Special 2500-uhm ringer has 3" gongs mounted oulsi<le of the cabinet and case provides for three No. 6 dry cells. Dry cells are not included. Height, 20%"; width, 9%"; depth, 10% 11 , over all. · Net IFeights--Cat. Nos. AG-11, AG-12, AG-13-19 lbs. Cat No. AG-14--24 lbs. Shipping Weights-Cat. Nos. AG-11, AG-12, AG-13 ---22 lbs. Cat. No. AG-14-30 lbs. $0.50 .50 .65 .75 Any of the above telephones can be supplied with any of the following features (for complete descriptions see page 5). If desired, please specify, and arid as follows to the price of the telephone: $0.50 Battery-Saver hookswitch latch .50 Pushbutton Specify if for Bar.tery Saver, Code Ringing, SemiSelective Ringing, or Secret Calling. Telephone AG-14 is regularly furnished with condenser in receiver circuit. Telephones AG-11, AG-12, or AG-13 can be furnished with condenser, at the following prices. If desired, please specify on order. Condenser in receiver circuit $0.65 Condenser in ringer cfrcuit .75 All Prices f_ 0. B. Shippin9 Point, Effective Mar. I, 1938, and Subject to Change Without Notice TCI Library http://www.talaphonacollactora.info/ FOR SMALL AND RURAL COMPANIES 11 Outdoor Monophone Sets The Mine-Type Telephone (Magneto, J,ocal-Ballery) (Magneto, Local-Battery) These arc compact, light-weight, "splashproof" telephones, to provide 1 he convenience of Monophone operation in outdoor local.ions, and in indoor locations exposed to moisture, rlampness, or dust. Enclosed in .ease of cast aluminum alloy, with cam-locking cover closing tightly against a rubber gasket. All w.iring is rubber covered, and ringer und induction coil w_in<lings are iinpregnated with a waterproofing compound. And, because of a unique arrangement of the ringer gongs and the sound hole openings, these telephones can be used even where there is danger of water being splashed up from below, as in boiler ancl erigine rooms, dairies, refrigerating and ice-making plants, etc. The case o[ this telephone is of cast iron, finished inside aocl out with black rnst-resisting paint, and is provided with double doors. All coj)s are wound with enameled wire, and other wires are impregnated with moisturcproofing compound. Cuse is handsomely finished in black "crackle" enamel. Height, 12"; width, 8%"; depth, 872". A lock is provided with two keys. "All-positions" transmitter and Automatic Electric anti-sidetone circuit assure maximum transmission efficiency. Cat. AM-14-5-bar Gen., 2500-ohm Rgr. For long lines. Equipped with 3-winding anti· sidctonc induction coil, generator, ringer, terminal strip, and Monophone hand unit, and provides space for a 3-volr. dry battery of a new compact type. Battery should be ordered separately-see below at right. Price Each $69.15 AM-32-S·bar Gen., 2500-ohm Rqr., Cat. AM-16-3-bar Gen., 1000-ohm Rgr. $68.00 As above, hut for town and lightly loaded lines. Order battery separately-see below at right. AM-33-5-bar Gen., 1600-ohm Rqr, l'ht Weight ···-77 lbs. Each $59.50 1 +o 4 5 or more 54.50 1 to 4 5 or more $59.20 54.20 Shipping Weight-93 lbs. Special Features (If desired) Net Weight-·33 lbs. Shipping WeigM-48 lhs. Special Features (If desired) Any of the above Monophone Sets can be supplied with an)' nf the following features (for complete descriptions, so;e page 5) . If desired, please specify, and add as follows to the price of each Monophonc: so.so Either of the above telephones can be supplied with any of the following features (for complete descriptions, see page 5). If desired, please speci.fy, and add as follows to the price of each telephone: Pu shhutton Specify if for Battery Saver, Code Ringing, Semi· Selective Ringing, or Secret Calling. Condenser in receiver circuit Condenser in receiver circuit .65 Condenser in ringing circuit .75 "Anti-Noise" transmitter (see page 14) can be fur. ni~hed on spec.ial order. If desired, please specify, and add This telephone has a ringer with 3" loud-ringing gongs, mounted under a cast-iron hood on top of the case, with connections made by brass rods extending through watertight bushings from the inside of the case. Other equipment includes transmiller, receiver, induction coil aml generator. The tele· phone is wired in accordance with the regnlar local-battery booster circuit. Pric~ Cat. AM.15-5-bcir Gen., 1600-ohm Rgr. $68.90 As above, but for merlium-loaded lines. Order battery separately-see below at right. Pushbutton Specify if for Battery Saver, Code Ringing, Semi · Selective Ringing, or Secret Calling. The outer door of the Mine-type telephone is provided witb a rnhher ga5ket, and with a cam-type lockiug handle, for which two keys ~e supplied. The telephone line wires are brought in through either the top or the bolt.om of the case, through holes tap peel for 11.i" conduit. The ca;;e is 15" high, 11 % " wi<le, and 121,4," deep. Condenser in ringer circuit $0.50 .65 .75 Battery for Outdoor Monophone Sets 3.4-5 Cat. PA-13-Compact Dry Batt., 3-volt $0.50 All Prices F. 0. B. Shipping Point, Effective Mar. I, 1938, and Subject to Chonge Without Notice TCI Library http://www.talaphonacollactora.info/ 12 TELEPHONE APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES The Monochime Splash.proof Loud-Ringing Bells This "single-stroke" telephone gong gives a pleasant-sounding signal which is welcomed in banks, offices, homes, etc. It operates directly from ringing current, requiring no relay or other wiring. To install, simply connect the Monoehime directly across the line, and disconnect the ringer in the ringer bo:x. (Any ringer box shown in this catalog can. be furnished without ringer, if desired for u~e with the )fonochime.) The Monochime is assembled in a case of lustrous black Bakelite, witkthe tone bar and resonator chamber, nH)uute(I on the cover. finished in highly polished chromium plate:. It is 7" high, 5~" wide:, and 5%'' <leep, over all. Not recom· mended for use on code-ringing lines. Description Price, Fac1t :\Ia gn eto :\lonochime 813.50 Net Tr' eight:--31h lbs. Shipping Weight 6 1bs. Cat. No. A 0-63 Operate directly from ringing current, and can he u.5ed outdoors as well as indoors. (However, in locations directly exposed to the weather, we recommend use of the Waterproof Bell, described below.) Height, l'O"; width, l.'l". Cat. 11/o. AS-52 Description Splashproof Bell AS-62 Splashproof Bell AS-65 Splashproof Bell AS-66 Splashproof Bell Net Weight ... .}2~-':i lbs. Extension Ringer (Steel Box) A0-39 A0-4,o A0-41 Net If/eight - I% lbs. Waterproof Loud-Ringing Bell May be used in the most exposed locations. Working parts are enclosed in a case of cast al umin um alloy, wi.th a large screw-on cover, and with connections for %." conduit top and bottom. Height, l'l"; width, l'l". Ringer is 1600 ohms with 2 mf. condenser in series. For use at answering ex· tensions. Contains ringer and terminal strip onlyno ·magneto or induction coil. Assembled in metal wall box, heavily black japanned. Height, 9%"; width, 71;.I."; depth, 4". Cat. iVo. Ringer Condenser Price, Each 1600-ohm. 1 mf. Sll.45 1600-ohm None 10.55 2500-ohm 0.7 mf. 11.40 2500-ohm None 10.70 Shipping W eight-21 lbs. Ringer 2500·ohm 1600-ohm Price, Each $6.60 5.80 1000-olnn 5.40 Shipping W cight-3 lbs. Cat. Nu. Description Price, Eacli AS-51 Waterproof Loud-Ringing Bell $45.00 Net Weight-17 lb~. Shipping Weight-24 Ihs. Waterproof Bell Extension Hinger (Wood Box) Cons