Strowger Dial Candlestick shsdchildproduct This is the same process

This is the same process the phone companies used to refurbish their own telephones

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- Requires 2 AA batteries (not included)

or ITT 564 Multiline 1A2 Key telephone station

Strowger Dial Candlestick shsdchildproduct This is the same processStrowger 11 digit desk telephone 1905 The Strowger Potbelly Candlestick was the first commercially available dial telephone. Almon Brown Strowger was an undertaker in Kansas City in the late 1800s. He believed the local telephone operator was directing all business calls to his competitor, who also happened to be her husband. In order to give subscribers total control over their calls, Strowger invented the automatic telephone exchange a. k. a. dial