Found at the Oslo (Ekeberg) flea market.

[dsk]

A 1922 Elektrisk Bureau model in bad condition. (NOK 150 about $ 19) A Collection of 5 new push button pulse dials made by L M Ericsson, fits dialogue case = Elektrisk bureau modell 1967 among others. 1 of these are made for reverse dial. 1 1941 2 line telephone with wrong handset, and missing bottom plate... A new and unused clock for my kitchen. And a embroidered badge with the Elektrisk Bureau logo. NOK 500 = $ 61.  (The clock is controlled by my main clock in the basement)A frequency meter for the mains: NOK 291 = $36.

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[HarrySmith]

Nice haul!

[dsk]

Thank you. Now I have e.g. some dials to trade if someone here needs a pushbutton "rotary" dial.

dsk

[cloyd]

Is that a GPO 326?  I am envious!  Is that the 1941 phone?
Tina

[twocvbloke]

I like the mains frequency meter, been trying to find one here for a few years, but they're usually ridiculously expensive, or start of cheap and end up expensive due to bidding wars... 

[dsk]

Is that a GPO 326?  I am envious!  Is that the 1941 phone?
Tina

It is made by Elektrisk Bureau so it is the Norwegian predecessor of the British one, yes probably 1941 (Stamp in the bakelite) you may see a little more about it here: http://tinyurl.com/qx75mzr
Unfortunately is the incomplete , the Maglen baseplate and correct handset.
My guess will be, this is modified by the maker for some special needs, (Regarding the circuit to terminal 11 and extra terminal (soldering).



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[Dave203]

Those rotary / touch tone replacements are pretty neat.

[dsk]

Those are actually pulse, no TT. Buttons was new and modern compared to rotary, and the exchange did not understand tones.

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[Dave203]

Wow that's cool. I did not know that. I should have understood by the push button rotary comment lol