Western Electric Fingerwheel - Black (No. 2, 4) Finish:Freshly Powdercoated and in 1950s Leich was

and in 1950s Leich was purchased GTE and became the first manufacturing subsidiary of that company

You can choose to have one installed internally or a small external ringer (About the size of two decks of cards)

It is then sanded and painted with the same process as the shell

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Western Electric Fingerwheel - Black (No. 2, 4) Finish:Freshly Powdercoated and in 1950s Leich wasBrass Steel fingerwheel for Western Northern Electric No. 2 and No. 4 dials. Although the spacing remained the same on the no. 5 fingerwheel, they were made of aluminum. The weight of the original brass steel wheels is required to correctly time the No. 4 and No. 2 dials. Refinished with a durable black powdercoat.