Slide48.JPG=A most rare Stromberg Carlson "Roman Column" (USA)
Slide14.JPG=Ericsson made at the Buffalo factory, New York.
Slide51.JPG=Western Electric (USA). One of many lamp conversions that were popular in the US.
Slide33.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide35.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide64.JPG=SH Couch similarly had its own unique dial system and exchange equipment.
Slide6.JPG=Automatic Electric (USA) with the Mercedes dial.
Slide37.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide31.JPG=North Electric (USA) pot belly candlestick.
Slide43.JPG=Stromberg Carlson "Oil Can"  (USA)
Slide58.JPG=A very rare paper mache "Globe" candlestick hider
Slide23.JPG=Kellogg.
Slide49.JPG=Western Electric (USA).
Slide12.JPG=SH Couch
Slide18.JPG=Federal Telephone and Radio "Shorty", so named because it is signicantly shorter than most and it also has the correct and rare short bell receiver.
Slide8.JPG=Canadian Independant with generator/bell box attached.
Slide67.JPG=SH Couch similarly had its own unique dial system and exchange equipment.
Slide57.JPG=A very rare paper mache "Globe" candlestick hider
Slide1.JPG=Automatic Electric (USA) with the rarer cutaway dial.
Slide34.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide27.JPG=Kellogg. (USA)
Slide32.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide24.JPG=Kellogg. (USA)
Slide56.JPG=Western Electric (USA).
Slide4.JPG=Automatic Electric (USA) with the Strowger dial and hygenic  mouthpiece.
Slide16.JPG=Ericsson made in France.
Slide13.JPG=Very unusual Dean Electric with a welded construction of mouthpice, stem and base
Slide53.JPG=Western Electric (USA).
Slide45.JPG=Stromberg Carlson (USA)
Slide11.JPG=SH Couch
Slide30.JPG=Later version Leich (USA) is also a shorter candlestick telephone.
Slide15.JPG=Ericsson made in the UK.
Slide60.JPG=Another common type of candlestick hider.
Slide21.JPG=Kellogg with a correct bellset attached.
Slide59.JPG=Another common type of candlestick hider.
Slide42.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide3.JPG=Automatic Electric (USA) non-dial.
Slide55.JPG=Western Electric (USA).
Slide50.JPG=Western Electric (USA).
Slide52.JPG=Western Electric (USA).
Slide41.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide25.JPG=Kellogg. (USA)
Slide5.JPG=Automatic Electric (USA) with the Strowger dial and hygenic  mouthpiece.  (sold)
Slide19.JPG=Federal Telephone and Radio "Shorty", compared to standard.
Slide7.JPG=Automatic Electric (USA).
Slide63.JPG=Select-O-Phone intercom candlestick had its own unique dial system and exchange equipment.
Slide38.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide46.JPG=Stromberg Carlson (USA)
Slide65.JPG=Select-O-Phone intercom candlestick had its own unique dial system and exchange equipment.
Slide40.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide39.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide66.JPG=SH Couch similarly had its own unique dial system and exchange equipment.
Slide20.JPG=Kellogg with a coin collection tin attached.
Slide62.JPG=A very simple type of candlestick hider.
Slide2.JPG=Automatic Electric (USA) with the Mercedes dial.
Slide10.JPG=Chicago "Oil Can".
Slide47.JPG=Stromberg Carlson (USA)
Slide29.JPG=Leich (USA) is also a shorter candlestick telephone.
Slide17.JPG=Ericsson made at the Buffalo factory, New York.
Slide54.JPG=Western Electric (USA).
Slide26.JPG=Kellogg. (USA)
Slide9.JPG=Century Split Shaft (USA)
Slide61.JPG=Another candlestick hider with Asian decorative influences.
Slide28.JPG=Kellogg. (USA)
Slide22.JPG=Kellogg.
Slide36.JPG=One of many candlesticks used by the PMG in Australia. Non were manufactured in Australia, but imported mainly from the UK and USA.
Slide44.JPG=Stromberg Carlson (USA)