U.S.A. (1930) Old-style telephone. Red meter cancellation on fragment Pitney Bowes No 57662: To Order a Want Ad Phone Sutter 2424.
AVAILABLE AT $20
U.S.A. (1944) Man on telephone. Red meter cancellation on piece Pitney Bowes No 57100: "If you give the other person ample time to answer, you'll save lost calls."
AVAILABLE AT $15
U.S.A. (1947) Shopping by telephone directory. Red meter cancellation on piece Pitney Bowes No 396452: "Quick as a wink, telephone directory Yellow Pages tell where to buy."
AVAILABLE AT $10
U.S.A. (1950) Extension telephone. Red meter cancellation on cover Pitney Bowes No 161203: "How convenient to have a telephone in the kitchen! Costs only a few cents a day."
AVAILABLE AT $10
GERMANY (1961) Ancient telephone. Archive photo (See Note) of unaccepted design for 100th anniversary of Philipp Reis, German inventor of the telephone. Scott No 846, Yvert No 245.
AVAILABLE AT $75
GERMANY (1961) Philipp Reis. Archive photo (See Note) of unaccepted design for 100th anniversary of German inventor of the telephone. Scott No 846, Yvert No 245.
AVAILABLE AT $75
JAPAN (1965) Telephone dial. Old-fashioned operators. 75th anniversary of Japanese telephone service, overprinted MIHON (specimen). Scott No 859, Yvert No 821. Hard to find!
AVAILABLE AT $15
NEW CALEDONIA (1983) Telephones. Post Offices. Set of 3 deluxe sheets. Scott No 486-8. Yvert No 472-4. 25th anniversary of the Postal and Telecommunications Department.
AVAILABLE AT $40
U.S.A. (1944) Clown* beating drum. Red meter cancellation on envelope Pitney Bowes No 58918: The Classified Telephone Directory Tells Who Sells! Save Gas!
ETATS UNIS (1951) Main. Téléphone. Empreinte bleue de machine à affranchir sur pli Pitney Bowes No 138849: "Nous sommes aussi près que votre [dessin de téléphone*]."