Re: Bell System Phone Label Code? |
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Allen Newman (anewmanagn@excite.com) Sun, 12 Mar 2006 23:16:52 -0600
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I've come back to this thread in search of a new theory. I liked the M = modular idea but I've saw a new ebay listing with pictures of two "hard-wired" WE 1500s that have number cards with the M stamp.
After much scanning, measuring, image enlarging, and font matching
In article <telecom24.446.16@telecom-digest.org>, Allen Newman
> That's a pretty good guess. I saw a touch-tone wall phone that's
> If it stands for Modular, I wonder if it's sort of a disclaimer, since
> I don't think all telcos used the M, though. I'm seeing the non-M
> In article <telecom24.439.10@telecom-digest.org>, hancock4@bbs.cpcn.com
>> Allen Newman wrote:
>>> On the number cards/labels affixed to latter-decades' Bell System
>> Could it have meant "modular" since that number card was intended for
>> I didn't care for them since it was a sticker, not a card. Admittedly, |
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