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Hola, cuánto tiempo tardo en la restauración?....lindo....

For example, how do we dial 911?, thank you

That amazing

How can I contact you to discuss a restoration?

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Beautiful Restoration. What battery voltage did those phones require???

In a two story house with a basement, two of these would be ideal.

Does it run Android or iOS?

Evaporust ftw

hello,I Have a phone just lik the one you restored , only mine is from Chicago telephone supply company Elkhart Indana USA It`s Origanal .not restored .very Interesting vidio , thank`s

3:02 why was that the funniest thing Ive seen?? My humor is broken 😭🤚

Una obra de arte.....

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Too bad it only types in ALL CAPS, because that tends to represent SHOUTING AT SOMEBODY!!!! 😖 That is why we want to be able to type in lowercase as well. This is why we were taught to use slashes for italics, underscores for underline, and asterisks for bold-faced when writing texts and emails, so that people don't think you are angry with them.

That model was used for telegrafic operators. It's a rare piece.

Me, who watches Transcend Furniture Gallery: 'Are you just going to leave the wood like that?'

AWESOME

your nail is change from red to pure

Did u find batteries?

Does even work on Modern telephone lines ?

I am on a POTS repair NOC Team for my work and I find stuff like this fascinating. Thanks for putting this up.

I've been going through the schematic which is inside the door and checking the wiring and it's all fine one time somebody cut loose the coil which comes from the battery and or the ringer and then after the ringing takes over this thing works from the carbon microphone and the batteries like you say a lot of people never figured out this technology and I think it's cool

Mine's almost just like that I'm going to look at my number later I believe it's in the 5000 but I'm going to have to make a couple of pieces

This reassembly would take me the rest of my life.

0:47 ... Nice Compact. That "on switch" is sorta' neat but We Ours is still so much better.

Amazing. I have no idea how the engineer, inventor could figure out all those parts.

Mertyl? Yeah it’s Clyde. Get me Obadiah down at the hardware. Yeah, I’ll wait.

I recently fell into the rabbit hole of watching Restoration Videos, and I’m constantly fascinated by each ones approach. This was also fascinating! But why did you remove your nail polish?

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Damm just got this short and full of hope clicked on the channel. Sad to see you don't have much content and haven't uploaded in a long time. I saw this and thought i had just found one hell of a interesting channel. If you ever decide to start uploading again pls give me an @ I'd love to view what could have been.

faster and prettier to see and hear than Windows and its peripherals.. Nice work..bravo 👍👍🇩🇿

Sorry if you already answered this - what’s the solution in the bucket? Thanks for the great video.

i have 2 of them take 100.00 dollars each can t ship any takers located in nebraska

That was so incredibly cool.

Did you have to watch the recorded video of taking it apart to assemble it again?

Excellent metal work restoration. I have a 1908 Ericsson "Commonwealth" walnut phone with an ear/mic. handpiece. It was used on our sheep & cattle station until about 1960. Your illustrated data shows the "earth return" system which can be used instead of two wires; as the name implies, the ground makes up half the circuit - in our situation this was for one mile distance to the other homestead on the property. Many find this hard to believe since the two batteries only provide 3 volts but the transformer boosts the 'alternating voice current' enough to overcome the resistance of the earth! Regards.

My grandma and grandpa had one of these wooden box phones. I remember it. I think I was four or five years old at the time.

You do really fine work. I subbed you.

Amazing to believe that this was once the absolute height of technology - thank you so much for extending the life of this fantastic device!

I just purchased two antique Kellogg telephones, one is from 1892, and just arrived! I am wanting to restore it, but it’s in pretty rough shape! I am glad you went into detail on the magneto, as mine is very difficult to turn, I also think from looking it over it’s had some clumsy repair work in the past! The wiring looks rough, but your video gave me confidence!

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I can take that apart, but I’m not getting it put back together. Lots of problems with reassembly.

Why are your videos so old why no new videos

I think I have the same telephone the writing shelf on mine is also missing great video I'm learning a lot by watching your videos thanks for restoring the telephone ☎️ and showing me what to do E A

Idk why it’s so satisfying watching very intricately, precisely put together pieces fall apart at the slightest disruption.

Why does it look frightened and surprised at the same time? Did you scare it? 🤣

its 121 now

I have a 1890's Western Electric Double box with the original dry batteries from 1905. This video is going to get me starting to restore mine!

I meant to mention, my original earpiece and mouthpiece were both bakelite

Very impressive restoration. I have done several, neither as in depth as yours. I removed all components and polished then clear coated everything plated and repainted what was black. Then refinished the wood and reassembled. While my restorations looked beautiful, sadly I lost the ring. On one phone I was very pleased to see the internal part of the ear piece date stamped 1909. Very labor intensive job restoring one of these phones, definitely a labor of love, but worth it if you love them!