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Automatic Electric Type A to Type F US Navy Phones

Started by ntophones, January 06, 2010, 02:27:56 PM

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LarryInMichigan

You certainly got much more than your money's worth.

Larry

stub

 lowrey340 ,
                I think you got a great haul :o for the money. I like the Navy AE also! Wish I had one!! stub
Kenneth Stubblefield

HarrySmith

Nice find! Great deal at that price! Congrats. The spacesaver has the often missing and hard to find mounting bracket too!
Harry Smith
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Gilas

I found that the toggle switch on the side of the 354 is hooked up to the ringer for a kill switch.  The 500 also has a US Navy ID on the bottom as well.  Anyone have any clue where I could find more about the AE Navy phone/Intercom?

Dennis Markham

Quote from: lowrey340 on May 30, 2012, 06:55:42 PM
Anyone have any clue where I could find more about the AE Navy phone/Intercom?

I would e-mail Steve Hilsz.  He does salvage work from Navy ships.  His web address is www.navysalvage.com

His e-mail address is:

jydsk@tds.net

AE_Collector

I would guess that the Navy Phone/Intercom with AE handset is not an AE phone other than the handset. It says "Radio Mfg Engineers Inc" and Peoria Illinois and shows a contract number. Most likely a piece of equipment that this company manufactured to a fill a Navy order and they happened to source the AE handsets. Of course AE did have a good history at supplying various telephone sets and equipment as well as PBX's to the military and in particular to the Navy.

Terry  

Doug Rose

Interesting Terry,  I have two, one black and one not painted. Exactly the same as pictured but no push to talk. I'll check mine out tonight to see if AE is mentioned, I always assumed it was an AE....Doug
Kidphone

Doug Rose

Terry...right again, no mention of AE on either plaques, just on the handsets. It is a mazing what I assume. It is one cool looking phone...thanks...Doug
Kidphone

AE_Collector

The fact that you also have two of them Doug suggests that there were a lot of them made! Interesting. Can one of you post a picture of it with the handset sitting on the "cradle"?

Terry

Doug Rose

Terry....I bought three of them together in the very early stages of eBay. I kept two and sold one for much more than I paid for all three. I haven't seen very many of them. I get a picture off this weekend....Doug
Kidphone

AE_Collector

Check your Inbox for an email from Stub!

Terry

stub

#101
 Terry,
       Here's what I have saved from earlier e-place sales.  
Doug,
        Can you post pics of the handset and the transmitter element so we can see if it is a AE Type 22 Sound-Powered Handset .  Trx. capsule - D-38348-A   Thanks ,     stub
Kenneth Stubblefield

Gilas


stub

#103
AE- Circular 1905       3-58 pg. 22     stub

Doug Rose,
                 I apologize for jumping in front of you with the earlier pics , they were just a couple of clicks away and I think I answered my own question. Again , sorry.  stub
Kenneth Stubblefield

Doug Rose

Stub...no worries my man. I will get pictures this weekend.  Mine ARE push to talk, my memeory deceived me yet again, then again I thought for sure they were AE all the way.....Doug
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