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A well known telephone that was in general use in Sweden.

Basic telephones are number with the prefix DLG, but those made for the Televerket (Telia) show the number 29860 and a star with lightning emblem printed or stamped on the base plate.  Televerket dial numbering was 9,8 to 0 in a clockwise direction.  The Dutch PTT used a similar looking telephone that was called the T65.

Circuit Diagrams
DLG 012 - 364800 and H15662
DLG 024 - H15662
DLG 061 - 358216
DLG 100 - 360201
DLG 110-114, 120-124, 130-134 - 360201
DLG 115-119, 125-129 and 135-139 - 360290
DLG 147 - With recall button
DLG 165-169, 175-179, 185-189 and 195-199 - 360290 (Types 6-7)
DLG 200 - 360201
DLG 310-399 - 359218 (LMF)
DLG 0102 - Push Button (LD)
DLG 0206 - 364079
DLG 02236 - Push Button (MF)
DLG 05211 - Singapore Telephone Board - Hotel phone

Models
DLG 016
DLG 112, 113, 117, 118, 122, 123, 127, 128, 132, 133, 137 and 138 - Have earth recall buttons
DLG 0102/91 - Dial telephone.  Dial is numbered 9,8 - 0 in a clockwise direction.
DLG 0102 - Press button (LD - Dial pulse)
DLG 0202 - Press button
DLG 0206 - Press button with earth recall (DC signalling)

6/DLG 17603 - Table telephone in white with recall button and bell volume control

6/DLG Dialog technical description

Dialog advert

DLG 0147 - Dialog with no dial

Dialog with a recall switch but no dial

DLG 05211 - Singapore Telecom Board - Hotel telephone

DLG 05211 - Singapore Telecom Board - Hotel telephone

DLG 05211 - Singapore Telecom Board - Hotel telephone

DLG 17611

DLG 121

DLG 01231

DLG 17603 - Transparent case - probably used as a marketing tool

DLG 0102 - LD press button

DLG 0102/8

DLG 023432 - MF press button

Last revised: December 24, 2024