Leich - Model 90 Antique Phones In the early 1960s the

In the early 1960s the design was adapted to the new "touch-tone" technology with the introduction of the 2500 deskphone and the 2554 wallphone

Bakelite case

This classic is in great condition with a high gloss sheen and a fresh paint job

Dial – The dial has been fully disassembled

Base – The base is carefully sand blasted and rewrapped with super soft pig skin white suede leather to ensure it does not damage the table it proudly sits on

Leich - Model 90 Antique Phones In the early 1960s theThe history of Leich is as convoluted as it is interesting. It was formed as the Eureka Electric Company which moved to Chicago in 1898. In 1902 Eureka merged with the Advance Electric Company and subsequently moved to Genoa. In 1907 the company was sold and renamed The Cracraft Leich Electric Co. The name was changed to Leich Electric in 1917, and in 1950s Leich was purchased GTE and became the first manufacturing subsidiary of that company. GTE and