WWI 1917 Army Signal Corps Field Camp Working Radio VG Clean

Own a piece of military and communications history with this original 1917 U. Army Signal Corps Camp Telephone, Model A.

Crafted with dovetailed oak panels, a 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. Allowed a quicker response to the threats of advancing troops, and to get offensives moving swiftly, as well as relaying basic orders. From Commanders to field officers.

The entire device could be compressed down into its wooden housing, allowing them to be easily. Transported from camp to camp. On the inside of the lid, there were detailed operating instructions. Own a piece of WW1 history. Hard to find important part in communicating between the trenches and HDQ - WWI-era U.

Army Signal Corps Camp Field Telephone, Model A, dated 1917 VG condition. Hard to find these in this condition, very rare WW1 military item. Working condition: needs a battery; Marked with the brass ID plate on the copper top; complete with its original crank and hardware, original diagram. Nice original painted info on front, not sure what it stands for. Size 10"X5"X 7.5.

Material : oak, copper, cast iron. Features a hand-crank generator, dovetail joinery, and all original hardware. It is a stunning item, great displayed, that offers immense visual and historical appeal.

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