ERICSSON
TELEPHONE No. 388
 

Fitted with special common battery hand micro-telephone and 1000 ohm bridged bell.
A two-microfarad condenser is fitted in series with the bell, so that there is normally no path through the instrument for battery currents. The bell, condenser, and terminals are fitted on a special wall fitting.

Weight 9.3 lbs.

Price £4 7s.

Also known as "The Spider" and was Ericsson's first Central Battery telephone.

Renumbered later as the CG1100.

Taken from the Ericsson Telephone Catalogue 1903

Last revised: October 01, 2019