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Telephone systems and distributor, wood engravings, published in 1897
Telephone systems and distributor; 1+3) Telephone by Siemens & Halske (Geramny); 2) Telephone by Alexander Graham Bell, cross section; 4) Telephone (1880) by Frederic Allen Gower (USA), 4a. closed, 4b. opened, 4c. removed sleeve with inserted iron membrane; 5) Telephone by Clement Ader (France); 6) Electromagnet system of a Telephone switchboard cabinet; 7) Telephone switchboard cabinet; 8) Front side view of a Telephone switchboard cabinet; 9) Cross section view of a Telephone switchboard cabinet. Wood engravings, published in 1897
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ZU_09
Media ID 19882993
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Estimated Product Size is 24.2cm x 19.7cm (9.5" x 7.8")
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This print showcases a collection of telephone systems and distributors from the late 19th century. Published in 1897, these wood engravings provide a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of communication technology during that era. The first image (1+3) features a Telephone system by Siemens & Halske from Germany. This innovative device revolutionized long-distance communication, connecting people across vast distances like never before. Next, we see a cross-section view (2) of Alexander Graham Bell's Telephone, revealing its intricate inner workings. Moving on to image number four (4a-4c), we encounter Frederic Allen Gower's Telephone from the United States. This unique design boasts an intriguing closed structure (4a), an open configuration exposing its internal components (4b), and even showcases a removed sleeve with an inserted iron membrane for enhanced sound quality (4c). Continuing our journey through telecommunication history, we come across Clement Ader's Telephone from France (5). Ader's contribution to this field cannot be understated as he played a significant role in advancing telephone technology. Images six through nine offer us insights into the switchboard cabinets used in early telephone systems. We are presented with an electromagnet system within one such cabinet (6), followed by various views showcasing the front side perspective (8) and cross-sectional details (9). Overall, this print serves as both an educational resource and a visual tribute to the pioneers who paved the way for modern-day telecommunications.
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