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AE still had to take out a licensing agreement with Western Electric since their design shared many of the principles of the 500 design that were covered under various patents
Perhaps no phone better represents the art deco period than this
A Logic 1 buisness telephone in the rarely seen rotary dial version
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Automatic Electric Type 50 - Moss Green automobile UnhideWhenUsed="false" Name="Medium Grid 2 AccentHistory The Automatic Electric Type 50 Wall phone was introduced in 1938. This combined phone includes all the components required to operate within the casing, eliminating the need for an external network subset and ringer. Like it's cousin the Type 40 desk phone, the Type 50 is a graceful example of art deco design. These rugged phones were made of solid Bakelite and engineered to last a lifetime. The body of the phone measures 9. 5" high by 5. 75"
