Ericofon - Taj Mahal - Touch Tone Upgrade Antique Phone Parts - Homer talks and moves

- Homer talks and moves (his head and arms pop up) with an incoming call or when the demo button is pressed

Tone or pulse dialer for rotary phones

Handset and Shell - The handset and shell have been ultrasonically cleaned to get all embedded debris out

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Ericofon - Taj Mahal - Touch Tone Upgrade Antique Phone Parts - Homer talks and movesHere is a pristine Ericofon that is is "Taj Mahal" (white) in color. History The Ericofon was designed in the late 1940s by a design team including Gsta Thames, Ralph Lysell, and Hugo Blomberg. The two major components of the telephone, the handset and the dial, are combined in a single unit. This one piece design anticipated the evolution of the typical cordless phone and cell phone by several decades. Serial production began in 1954. Early models