Original Imperial German WWI Feldfernsprecher Field Telephone Sets by Siemens - 2 Items Japanese Flags The silvering has a nice

The silvering has a nice worn patina throughout

The M1916 design had side-mounted horn-like ventilator lugs that were intended to be support for an additional steel brow plate or Stirnpanzer

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Much of the fuzzy "nap" on the exterior is missing

Incoming artillery would first land on the near loop

Original Imperial German WWI Feldfernsprecher Field Telephone Sets by Siemens - 2 Items Japanese Flags The silvering has a niceOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 2 Available. This is a lovely pair of fairly heavy "Feldfernsprecher" or "Field Telephones" that were in use by German Imperial Army signalers in the 2nd and 3rd line positions or at headquarters. The first such "Feldfernsprecher" was introduced between 1905 and 1910 and is referred to as "Feldfernsprecher alter Art". The next version of this "Old Model of Field Telephone" was the "Iron Field Telephone" of 1915. The