Ericofon - Sahara - Touch Tone Upgrade automobile but it's transmitter and receiver

but it's transmitter and receiver were been replaced by an F-1 handset commonly found on desksets of the 40s and 50s

or as a desk phone

Seamless Transmitter Spit Cup for Northern or Western Electric E1 handsets

Receiver Element for Ericsson Spitcup Handset

- Lighted keypad

Ericofon - Sahara - Touch Tone Upgrade automobile but it's transmitter and receiverHere is a pristine Ericofon that is "Sahara" (beige) in color. History The Ericofon was designed in the late 1940s by a design team including Gsta Thames, Ralph Lysell, and Hugo Blomberg. The two major components of the telephone, the handset and the dial, are combined in a single unit. This one piece design anticipated the evolution of the typical cordless phone and cell phone by several decades. Serial production began in 1954. Early models were