Made in Sweden
by L.M. Ericsson (no connection with British Ericsson at this
time), the desk and wall version of this phone had only a vague
resemblance to the Tele. 706. In Britain it was used with a
number of PAX systems installed by Centrum Communications (owned
by Swedish Ericsson). Examples have been seen with letters as
well as numbers around the dial; these were made for use in North
America.
Colours: Pale grey is the most commonly seen colour, with a rather
strident crimson anodised aluminium dial centre.
Users:
PAX systems, in particular on crossbar PAXs installed in branches
of Boots The Chemist.
Made in Sweden
by L.M. Ericsson (no connection with British Ericsson at this
time), the desk and wall version of this phone had only a vague
resemblance to the Tele. 706. In Britain it was used with a
number of PAX systems installed by Centrum Communications (owned
by Swedish Ericsson). Examples have been seen with letters as
well as numbers around the dial; these were made for use in North
America.