Original U.S. WWII Army Field Telephone Model EE-8 with Leather Carry Case and Strap Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia where they stayed for the

where they stayed for the remaining life of the company

Only ever produced in very small numbers these are extremely rare and a wonderful examples of Victorian firepower

These were designed and put into production pre-WWII so they are well used by the Army Air Corps and the Army Air Forces

This nice example features a 7½” barrel and all matching serial numbers of 110544 indicating manufacture in 1861 and bears the bears on the top of the barrel:

Luis de Florez

Original U.S. WWII Army Field Telephone Model EE-8 with Leather Carry Case and Strap Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia where they stayed for theOriginal Item: Very few available. What a find! We just recently imported a small amount of these, probably the last significant stash out there. The EE 8 phone was the standard field telephone during the Second World War and the Korean conflict, and was used extensively in the War in Vietnam. These phones have been very hard to find on the collector market. You merely have to provide two D cell batteries and connecting wire. Each phone is contained