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Deutsch: Tischapparat der österreichischen Post. Type: „TISCH - APPARAT“ Ö 10 Normaltyp 1905 (gemäß Postgeschichte 1990). Der Telefonapparat war erstmals bei der Fa. Bertolini, Modehaus in Dornbirn (später Kaufhaus Quelle) in Verwendung. Das Modehaus Bertolini hatte vor der Automatisierung des Telefonnetzes in Dornbirn (1954) im OB-Netz Dornbirn die Rufnummer 15. Zu einem unbekannten Zeitpunkt kam der Apparat nach Ebnit (Dornbirn) und wurde dort bei einer Seilbahn von Ebnit zur Alpe Hinterberg verwendet (Auskunft A. Welti). Der ehemalige Inhaber der Fa. Bertolini soll dort eine Jagd gehabt haben und Jagdpächter gewesen sein. 1980 wurde der Telefonapparat an Anton Schäfer (1929-2009, Postbeamter) geschenkt, nachdem dieser viele Jahre unbenutzt war.

Das genaue Baujahr ist unbekannt. Am Induktor ist ein Aufkleber mit der Zahl 1912. Das Mikrophon die Zahl 1917 eingestanzt. Ein ähnlicher Telefonapparat wurde vom Postbeamten Anton Schäfer in Zürs (Vorarlberg) nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg noch aktiv verwendet und bei Bedarf auch repariert.

Dieser Telefonapparat wurde beim „Tag der offenen Türe“ der österreichischen Post am 17.10.1981 (100 Jahre Telephonie 1881 - 1981) in Dornbirn ausgestellt.
Simple English: Table Telephon of the Austrian Post. Type: "TISCH APPARAT" ("TABLE - APPARATUS") Ö 10 Normaltyp 1905 (according to postal history 1990). The telephone was first in the Fa. Bertolini, fashion house in Dornbirn (later: Quelle-store) in use. The fashion house Bertolini had before the automation of the telephone network in Dornbirn (1954) in the OB network Dornbirn the phone number 15. At an unknown time, the apparatus came to Ebnit (Dornbirn) and was there used by a cable car from Ebnit to the Alp "Hinterberg" (information A. Welti). The former owner of the company Bertolini is said to have had a hunt there and been a hunting lessee. In 1980, the telephone was donated to Anton Schäfer (1929-2009, postman) after many years of unused service.

The exact year of construction is unknown. At the inductor is a sticker with the number 1912. The microphone stamped the number 1917. A similar telephone set was still actively used by the postal official Anton Schäfer in Zürs (Vorarlberg) after the Second World War and repaired if necessary.

This telephone was exhibited at the "Open Day" of Austrian Post on 17.10.1981 (100 years of telephony 1881 - 1981) in Dornbirn.
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