Original German WWII Wehrmacht Feldfernsprecher 33 Field Telephone by Lumophon-Werke Brückner und Stark Dated 1939 - FF 33 Spanish Ordnance Ainsworth was the ordnance sub-inspector

Ainsworth was the ordnance sub-inspector at the Colt factory for the first 13 months (October 1873 to November 1874) of the Single Action Army's production

You just don’t see these around much anymore

In March 1938

Great example and a nice addition to the group

Original German WWII Wehrmacht Feldfernsprecher 33 Field Telephone by Lumophon-Werke Brückner und Stark Dated 1939 - FF 33 Spanish Ordnance Ainsworth was the ordnance sub-inspectorOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original German WWII Feldfernsprecher 33 field telephone, commonly abbreviated FF 33, manufactured by Lumophon Werke Brckner und Stark of Nrnberg and dated 1939. Introduced in 1933, the FF 33 became the standard general purpose field telephone used by the German military during WWII, replacing earlier designs such as the Feldfernsprecher 26. It could also be connected to Torn. Fu. D2, Torn. Fu. Bl, and F