Type 741 Wall Mounted
The Telephone 741 was first introduced in 1968 to replace the Tele 711, it had s similar, but slightly more angular case to the 711 but was based on the internals of the Tele. 746, with its integral regulator, extra button capacity and lamp bracketry.
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741 Wall mounted Two Tone Grey Telephone
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The inside of the 741. Note PCB on this metal based example.
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1973 741 wall mounted telephone in ivory.
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1970 741L wall mounted telephone in red. These telephones were only issued to the Fire Service and originally had no dial.
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1972 741 wall mounted telephone in black.
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