Museum of History of the phone in Moscow
Museum of History of the phone in Moscow
Museum of History of the phone in Moscow
Noteworthy, the first call in Moscow was made on 1 July 1882. As telephone service cost 250 rubles per year, only 26 people could afford it. However, by 1901, the number of users increased to 3000. In fact, Museum of History of the phone is Europe’s largest collection of vintage telephones. Currently, the museum exhibits works in the office of telecommunication company “Mastertel” in Moscow. The main purpose of the Museum – the preservation of the priceless heritage of the world in the field of telecommunication. In addition, transferring knowledge to younger generations about how over the centuries means of communication evolved, and the impact on the further development of mankind. Meanwhile, people very quickly get used to the comfort and do not think that all we have now – is the result of long and hard work of the whole galaxy of the world’s innovators and scientists. In particular, P.M. Golubitsky, P.H. Yablochkov, A.S. Popov, A.G. Bell, N. Tesla, T. Edison, S. Morse, G. Marconi, A. Meucci and many others.
Exhibit in the Museum of History of the phone, Moscow
Noteworthy, the Museum exhibits over 1,000 items of XIX-XX centuries. In the museum are well preserved phones of most of the world producers 1876-1970 models. Also exhibited a collection of rare Russian telephone companies. of course, the exposure is constantly updated, and appear new interesting devices, such as telephone company Ericsson in 1895, which became the hallmark of the company under the name “Spider”, and the original model of «Siemens» 1887, used as both a microphone and a listener. Or, for example, a speaker phone by Willard Henderson 1881 USA and many others.
Meanwhile, the idea of the Museum of Telephone history belongs to General Director of “Mastertel” Vitaly Ezopov. In fact, his simple hobby – history of telephones has grown into a fundamental collection of antique telephones, communication equipment and accessories.
In the fall of 2012 it is planned to open the Museum of the phone in St. Petersburg, where it will have a complete collection of old phones, accessories, exterior from Europe, the U.S. and Russia.
Museum of History of the phone in Moscow
Rare Telephone in Moscow museum
Old Telephone in the history museum in Moscow
Telephone history museum in Moscow
L. M. Ericsson (Lars Magnus Ericsson), 1895, Sweden
Informative stand on the history of telephone
120 years to Telephone in St. Petersburg
Stands with exhibited old Telephones
Mid XX century Telephone
Wall Telephone, 1950s
USSR 1966 portable Telephone set
Portable telephone set, 1967
One of European models
Soviet Telephone. From a rare collection of domestic telephones
European Retro Telephone
1885. Sweden. Telephone history museum in Moscow
1930s France. Ericsson Telephone
1918-1920s desk telephone
Desk retro Telephone
Exhibition of retro Telephones in the museum
Siemens & Halske (Siemens) desk telephone, automatic telephone system, model ZBSA 11, 1910, Germany
Visitors to Telephone history museum in Moscow
Exposition of Telephone history
Germany. Telephone history museum in Moscow
Made of wood Telephone set. France
1885 Wall telephone
Pherophon
A Bell desk telephone, 1890, USA
ATEA desk telephone, 1948, Antwerp
L. M. Ericsson (Lars Magnus Ericsson), 1895, Sweden
Unique retro Telephone, as a piece of art
Antique Telephones
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