The following diagrams are scans of actual schematics from some of the common antique telephones.

Notes:
    *The Western Electric candlestick telephones and the A1, B1 and D1 mountings require a separate ringer box with induction coils as noted.
    * Diagrams that are shown in .gif or .jpg format will look good in your browser but will not fit a page when printing.  It would be best to download the diagrams and open them in programs such as MS Photo Editor or Irfanview for high quality printing scaled to the page.

Western Electric 51AL (dial stick phone) -pdf.file

Western Electric 20AL (non-dial stick phone) -pdf.file or pdf.file

Western Electric 102 or 202 (A1/B1 round or D1 oval base desk phone mountings) using 534/584/634/684 induction coil type subsets:
- with 61-type dial interference filter: -gif file
- without 61-type dial interference filter: -gif file

Western Electric 202 (A1/B1 round or D1 oval base desk phone mountings), connected to 685A network type subset
- schematic: gif file,
- wiring diagram: gif file.

Western Electric 302 (rectangle desk phone) -pdf.file

Western Electric 302 using an AE type 24 dial - jpg.file

Western Electric 304 (desk) and 354 (wall) 2-party telephone sets wired for single line operation -gif file

Western Electric 306 (desk) and 356 (wall) 4-party telephone sets modified for single line operation - gif.file

Western Electric 317 (oak wall phone) -jpg.file

Western Electric 532B (amplified for hearing impaired) -pdf.file

Kellogg 'red bar' desk phone -jpg.file

Kellogg 'ashtray' desk phone -zip file

Automatic Electric 40 (rectangular desk phone) -.gif file (enhanced) or .gif file (original scan)

Automatic Electric stick phone -zip file

Automatic Electric Ringer box for stick phone - .gif file