Butch .... Stub contacted me a short while ago, and he pointed out the push button switch, which I completely missed. We've discussed it in a couple of "PM's" and I just let Stub know I'd add a post and keep you in the loop. We're not sure if the push button changes the type of set it is, or not. I don't have any other catalogs that give me any more information than I already have.
I asked Stub to check if he had any other catalogs that indicate that the set is something other than a 5-A with a push button modification, or something completely different.
Perhaps some of you forum members that are more familiar with A.E. sets of the late 1920's and 1930's, can identify the set a s something other than a 5-A or 15-A. By the way Butch, if the handset has an induction type receiver, the set is a 15-A, rather than a 5-A, or it could be something entirely different if the push button holds more significance than I can think of at the moment.
Jeff