ERICSSON TELEPHONES Ltd (ETL),
L. M. ERICSSON & PLESSEY TELEPHONES

 
Telephones - Numbers only - Early models
Telephones - A series to O series (excluding N)
Telephones - N series - UK models
Dialog
Diavox
Ericofon
Etelphone
Etelux
Plesseyphone

 

Quick Find  - Thumbnails of all telephone types for quick identification
 

Letter to Beeston about the Skeleton telephone and more!

Information & identifying the Skeleton/Eifel tower telephones

Cross reference to Australian PO and New Zealand PO codes

Production numbers/dates for early Swedish Ericsson Sets

Ericsson Code Numbers - explained - British Ericsson

L. M. Ericsson three letter prefix code explained

Ericsson Colour Suffixes for Mouldings - British Ericsson

Ericsson Police Telephones - British Ericsson

Check out the Australian section for more Ericsson's

Ericsson phones through the ages

SEARCH THE ERICSSON SECTION

Follow this link for Ericofon information ........................

Most British Ericsson telephones and switchboards have a diagram pasted inside, on the casing.

The diagram will most probably have a number prefixed with an N.  This is just a diagram number and does not relate to the model number of the apparatus.

Please use the Telephones - N Series link on the left and then search for your diagram number.  If the diagram number is known then you will be able to cross reference to find the model number and visa versa.

Telephones with a number label holder below the dial will be Swedish models.

Telephones with Ericsson / RJEN on the base were made by L. M. Ericsson, in Rijen (Holland), for the Dutch PTT.  They may also have a moulded symbol under the handset on the case: a star with PTT.

Telephones with a small silver oblong plate fitted to the base will be KTV models and are included in this section with the prefix BC.

Some information and pictures were obtained from the digitaltmuseum.se.

There are many variants of the phone shown above.  Click here on how to identify them.

Last revised: June 08, 2024