Own a piece of military and communications history with this original 1917 U.S. Army Signal Corps Camp Telephone, Model A. Crafted with dovetailed oak panels, leather strap, and a crank magneto generator, this field telephone was used during World War I for direct-line communication between camp and command.
Marked with the brass ID plate on the copper top and complete with its original crank and hardware, this unit is not only a fascinating artifact but also a stunning example of early 20th-century military craftsmanship. Whether displayed in a war collection, museum setting, or maritime-themed shop, it offers immense visual and historical appeal.
10" x 5" x 7.5"
Maker: U.S. Army Signal Corps
Model: Camp Telephone, Model A
Order No: W40213
Date: 1917
Materials: Oak, copper, cast iron, leather
Features: Hand-crank generator, dovetail joinery, original hardware
Condition: Excellent for age; age-appropriate wear
