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D.Finney · 31st Oct 2018, 12:11 pm

This phone has a genuine 332 bakelite casing and appropriate handset with braided cord. The base plate of the phone is stamped "L11560C7" and "Special". The normal 332 wiring diagram is on the inside of the base plate.

The chassis is not a 332, it has looks more modern and is marked "812L 558/3A", it has a buzzer marked "32A/3 GEN/1" and a capacitor marked GEC A595 0.1 M250.

Has this ever been a viable phone made for special purposes or just a collection of odd parts?

31st Oct 2018, 12:11 pm	#1
D.Finney Pentode Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Wigan, Greater Manchester, UK. Posts: 147	GPO 332 mk1 with modifications This phone has a genuine 332 bakelite casing and appropriate handset with braided cord. The base plate of the phone is stamped "L11560C7" and "Special". The normal 332 wiring diagram is on the inside of the base plate. The chassis is not a 332, it has looks more modern and is marked "812L 558/3A", it has a buzzer marked "32A/3 GEN/1" and a capacitor marked GEC A595 0.1 M250. Has this ever been a viable phone made for special purposes or just a collection of odd parts? Attached Thumbnails